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CLEARED
Steamship Olympus url, Muir, Liverpool-E cunard
Steamship Eagle. Adams Havans--sponord. Tleston
Steamship Potomac. Sherwood Portland-H B Cromwell
ship Masatian ifrj. Dixon LIN L Indon-G Bnlley.
Ship Jupiter tNorw) Josephsen Funch Meincke
Bari sm Bros
BARK Rapid r
Bark i Chapman tBr1 Jones Bermuda-J S Hin.
sris Village Belle tBr) Reed, Humacos. fR-PI Nevius
BBg Rearo Wallace Ghsrsh
Brig Arnold (Br). Carter. Dorchester, Mp Ne
Brig Restless OBJ. MITCHELL St John Mp Nevius
Brig Idella tBr,, Irvine, Hun
SCI schr " congdon tBr) Simmons, Granada-J W Hub
scSr Avsqn BI, Brlen $. johns MFR Dinwidaie
ssr eTsnd 4sr Sse Kenny
,schr W Horton. Freeman. Deals island-crowcr
Sem kass Buck
shr 3SSy BraeSet aehorn Duncan
schr Melbourne, Mason, New acknowledgements Wood
ssSr Isdys Deiisht TerTy BriSgeportIH Racket
Son.
ARRIVED
Mss Sen q int s r. na nn blown o
ls' Ssf Sr for
London. 81 days out,
strong westerly gales the entire passage
Bark Theese rem), Chrstners Bremen, " days. with
births deaths. Had heavy westerly weather the
entire Was up TO the Highlands LIST inst and
blown oil.
Bark Kong (Norw) Euanson. Leghorn 81 days. with
marble rags. &c to Funch. Meincke Wend- Had some
Rark Dency of Bucksport, Manges Key West 20 in
ballast q MASTER Was off the Highlands Jan and was
blown OF.
Brig vicoire (of Yarmouth. MS Morrill,. sisa 81 days.
with cotton, hemp &c TO Danl Starr Has had heavy
weather; up TO the Highlands LIST inst and was
blown on.
schr Daniel Simmons fof Harwch) Hall. Ruatan. Hon.
IA days with cocoanuts TO h Pcarsal Jan |. of Hat
schr Eleanor tof Nassau, mp. Reymers. Trinidad de
Cuba, molasses del ale Co. Had
heavy weather most OF the passage.
Schr Lion. Ross, Virginia. Jan l. OF Barnegat, broke
tanned other damage. Capt Ross and of his
badly frostben.
Schr Washington. Brymer. Chncoteague.
Schr Sarah. Steelman, Chincoteague.
Schr Henry Hickman, 0eser, Chncoteaguc.
schr James I Boyd. Robbins, watchipreague.
Schr Sunny South, Avery, Baltimore
Sloop Rio Grande. Jones. ChincDtea2ue.
Steamer Falcon. Jonea. Providence.
Arrived Dec so-Bg Rolling Wave. Collins New Orleans
Dec9
Ship British Queen (Br). Awkward from Liverpool.
Ship Princeton. from Liverpool
Ship Calhoun, Page from Liverpool.
Ship Confidence. Cole, from Newport Nov a.
SAILED.
5h-U steam friRate Hartford; steamship Daniel Web
ster; ship Southampton; brig Mary Emily
Sth-Br steamship Olympus.
Wind during the day w, clear and cold with much
Ice, but not sufficiently heavy TO do damage
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Died.

ApAMs.--In Brooklyn, D.. D., on Wednesday, January
8, Of membrous cfoup WAFER CT only Of Cornelius
D. and Ann Adams, Of Hampstead, L. J., aged years
and months.
Inc friends ~ The family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from the resdencs al HE paents No.
203 South FOURTH street, friday morning. al nine
O'Clock, and at the Methodist Episcopa church, Hemp
stead 1T one O'Clock In the afternoon
BuRss.On Tuesday, January &. AFTER a short Illness
MsRGsKKr EcKgR wife OF Joseph Burns aged 2s Year,,
months and % days
She is not dead but slcepeth
Tho relatives and ends ~ the family are invited 10
attend the funeral from the esidence OF her parents ~
lane street, on Friday afternoon. M one O'Clock
PAIt-On Tuesday, japuary D, Mrs MAaeAnsr 5. BAIL,
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HsvArA-s esutshIp Esge-A Fisher : del Vale and
Mics Greea, DIR II Green aud wife, Mrs Butler,
Foster, y Cores Ed Marturet Lsuarabal,r A
Beacher Mr. Barita Mrs Buck in Mariner DR. G =
saez. Ear;iey. Izquierio Mrs. Bsley and maid
Ihas Parkinson. lady. caid and Chas Bsbny
Geo Shaw, Thos Minus. Van Hagen. Mrs Van Tassei.
Bcwd Birxbeex. n A Hernandez, lie Prince Angus e
srenber4 friend All seIrsut; MrsJ HeBes Mrs Wild
er Miss woeison Ms. MeCsiefy: Mrs Il Rockwell
Nartirey Jas Ogden and servant Mrs Hatch, Beg
ley A Nero. Mrs >ooeres, chG and iuiant; Bishop
Caros Maria Gonna Deorru Rev Plus ForeSy Flores
spzd0ue Knight, Gas Shaw, Jas sullivan John Conk-
lin, 4. BARCLAY.
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American ShlpmasCcrs' Association,
No 81 WALL srREEr-Rooxs q AND Is
fnnrnc annroyed Masters O0icers rAcaixe

Z American Sn1pmnACcrs' Association,
No 81 WALL srREEr-Roons q
The following approved Masters and Officers received
commissions from this Association
Charles Ralph brig whsel,isht VIM Gibbs brig Sci,
iss 1''
s s s s.sa
Miscellaneous.
The italian frieae Re d1taa will 90 into the naval dry
dock at Brooklyn for examination
The Italian frgate Re Galantuoms got upderwegh from
her anchorage the North River Yesterday
to
STEAMSHIP OLYMPUS Capt Muir OF the Cunard- C;uion ne
sailed yesterday for Liverpool
snr L,spsar ashore on the West Bank remsins the
tons her have been suspended Of the extreme
Page and others has been sold TO Portuguese
S ss T to he % 70 Donna Mari.
with cargo OF cooliesSoo-a large number for small
DAN Sur RICHARD ALsop AZ s6s TONS built at Bath Me-
In s has been sold on private terms to under s Br
MILAN. AIlE 200 TONS built at Belfast Me- in ls47
has been sold private terms.
sHr GEoaaE wgsI q Newburyport 1911 tons bull. BY
John curer in 1859 was sold recently at Liverpool for
I. @ s s ;ss.
pool for $4,000" (probaby S4O,00o).
n os ss go o h. y
port for the merchant business.
B.ax WnfcKrDIBr schr rleetwins Partridge from Jerc
Island PASSAGE saw the spars sails and rigging Of bark
wrecked on Egg Rock: crew saved. 'e''
BARR OCEAN of New Bedford late OF Sandwich iss TONS
placed under the Chian flag She win probably be con-
tinued in the whale fishery.
BARK NApos AL $50 tons. buil NewburypoYt in 1862
has been sold on private terms.
BR BRIG Don JUAN from New York for ManzanilIo, be.
Lermers Middle caIcos. on the might q the OH ult.
10
ss the gale on the night Of the
4 ~: & ss FAsds'Ss Ia. been sold
scnn BAr.np Stevens from Manzanillo Bay for San
or Cane became ~S ws
abandoned fThe was built at Milford. Del in 1870
SranciscoJ '' >R' '"''' =" %"
lscan HArn.xr ANY, Of Calais from Philadelphia for
Cape Henopen Light and will probably prove total loss
laden shoa Friday nigh, last six miles north Of
sn on se on 0'
.s. sf Pas sns: css sna sss s
heavy gale same night her chains were syped and The YES
Her anchors have been recovered ana she has
scHR Coup, Trim. from Machias for New York
dragged ashore Island Sound during the OF LIST
inst and threw overheard 100 ahs from deck TO get Oh
and put into Stonington 9Th inst.
ScsR JosErH TURNER of Salem from New York for Bos
ton. remains ashore the Spit
sour PRvArr, IS TONS built in 1854, has been sold for
$500
Capt Cnsse q Nos - AS s q from n%s
large rugged vessel apparently ship with mainmast
gone, and several wreckers alongside.
Capt Israel Merritt. Of the Coast wrceking Company with
gang men, sailed In the Champion. en- route for san
Francisco on the lth inst for the purpose OF raising the
sunk In the harbor which contains the government
iron.clad.
sHrrpuLpsa At BArHList OF vessels built and registered
diaa.in ncu ail1d ur the
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AT BAr-Lst OF vessels built and registered
the district OF HATH during the year 1865


Sullivan. 25th ult, from the yard OF Con-
ners White superior double decked bark Of about 900
,ans sbe il called the Florence Peters and s owned by
q Peters OF Nyork and Capt Watson Hooper.
~ t,ardner, who will command her.
WhaIcmen.
Bark Tropc Bird. Hagar sid from New Bedford 9Th inst
FOR Atlantic ocean. -
shin Triden. FISHER NIB. at caao Dec and remain
cd nth Amount ~ oil not repoIfh.
Bark Tayorif, yonpg q FsuFavcn, arrived ~ Hobart
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S HIP Pin G NEW S.
PORT of New York, january 6, 1864.

ALMANAC YCRE-THIs DAY.
sUER1sts. % 3 20
SUNSETS ~ HIGH SO
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CPRCIAL COMMITTEE ON RIOT CLA1NS.-ALI,,
- claimants whose claims have been advertised In
yted TO call No " city Hail. between the hours OF
and O'Clock r. NJ, or Friday. Jan. g. 1894 TO have
hearing before the Committee.
Claimants will be the ownership OF
destroyed the facts In relation TO its destruction,
and the vanc Of the property DESTROYED.
ELIJAH r. PURDY,l Special
LANES DAVIS, Committee
SMITH ELY, JR, on
Or SON BLUNT Riot Claims
RoBERr G. HurcHrNes. Secretary.
NEW yoRK, Jan. 9, 1864.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

(NORNS. BUNIoNS, INVERTED NAILS CHILBLAINs 81
~ frosted feet &c cured without pain. b. d. W. r. RICE
Surgeon Chiropods No IS Bowcry Cit lens Bank
R!CES Annhilaor corns bunions. ohibains FROST
ed feet, &C. by mail, 50 cents.
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- No as7' BnoApwAvl
NEW YoRK, Jan. u 1864
To rHE PuBLtc;-- -,
In with the resolution passed by the honorable
the Common Council authorizing and directing the closing
OF public offices on this day Thursday January LOT ne
purpose 81 socinnlng the funeral services o. ne
Archbishop Hughes, the public are heIeDy nst me
several Offices and burcanx connected win inc Sreet Ne
partm.nt will y lie opened FOR business on this day.
UHAs. q. CORNELL, Street Comm ssoner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-18
aTGEsMOzD & HAY " AID,
DENTISTS.
.-,,uz Anti IMPROVED INVENTION o.
.z,TTprcr ar. cHE0PLAsTrC BONE TAAJ6
WITHOUT METAL PLAIh R2h 1i<A7Ec'
nDo sTCTSbIOND & Z 4 I y AHD,

seo pea,,- 7vana avenue, between IzsA ann l''A
~'0 'A'' :. :traafs ,sashington, D. G.,
4AIT.S the attention OF tt- 001c % =
II lowing adyanta ges Of his I'M prove" S7..&'
/. The Teeth Of their manufacture WAL ne!e4
corrole nor change color By any ACIDS, oe1zls
three- fourths lighter than any other.
2. No teeth Or roots need be extraG5ea a.
the artificial ones can be inserted over them.
5, The roots will be made lnotenslYe ano
/. No temporary teeth are needed, IS perEn1a-
nent ones can be made immediately, thecceny
preserving the natural expression OF tne face,
which under the old system is frequently ols@
figured, .oLo1 o-~o- gro
wears by many Of tue first chemists and physl-
clans ofths country.
Drs S. s L., have also inventedba white IN
destructive metal filing, with which the LaoS5
cone;+;uo 4nath =. =. SLID ."''IG pain. a',Q
can build 10 a perfect sound tooth OF any SIDE
roots, which will last throug LlteIime.
The best of references given BY Or. W II o9t;
Or, Doremus Professor Of Chemistry: n J.,
anG thousands Of others. -
Gail and examine for yourself
~ Ofice hours from 5 a. H. 70 5 ?. ~,
each day Sundays excepted.
oct 2l--tt ------
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nr0TTCE -DRs. SIGEsNoND & HAYWARD

N0TICE.-DRs. s1GEsNoSD & HAIWAE Il?
would most respectfully inform the CHI
zens Of Alexandria and vicinity that OWING 60
5hs Of business at th45E Dents oie
t5 rsnar ro compe HS &c close her branch
o eli s, az ILL., King street, Aoxsndria as they
ere nnabIe TO devote any Of their personal
4n7e st this office. We would caution al
AGAINST any i'm poster claiming TO be in any way
connected with our office, 26O, Fennsyiv " 10
sslor1 rasnonsh|e For work done out Of our main
o os and Which sthe only office where our
51e" iio'no0 y feb 16-tf
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90 4 T. 4 I L

rHEAPEsT AND BEST COAL OIL II
I THE CIT \, by the barrel, Or 81 retail, Pr
ces as Iosy, or |os0e1' than The io1ye@t-2qallsy
tT,annalnd-for sale ST COGAN'S,
No. Is Royal sire 1t,
,u1,ora can he had lamps. Chimnies, w" IS,
and everything connected with the trade IN
ey eve, Variety Of style, together with general
assortment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
dtliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, Sc, fall the new sty!eS'
and beautiful patterns, at prices &c please
Gas Fitting, Alterations and hxtenslons
,,romntlv ottented to all work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer 1or
SALE 10Y -
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4 WORD IN yIaT

T HAVE opened this day
/ 200 pieces Z Bleached Muslin, heavy AND I'd
good st 20 cts a yard; $50 DO: DO, worth IS
cts at Is cts. yard; 100 Contine4taI Co IL
oniy Is cts. very fine: and q large lot o. Cali
Goes and domestic goods 81 the cid 7gures.-
0''' ''A'~N ''0 A'A &. sCHW ARZFS,
feb lift i3Z hllg streE..
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! cass Of Contested Election.


= uo,so of REPRESENTATIVES on
Saturday, MA ~ The
.,.>[,rt # the Committee on Elections, WHILE
,:oaclujes with The following resolution namely
Resolved. Thar B. ". Kitchen IS not ensl''? ~
70 > Sent ia this House as iSoreseh'stlsa ,,t -
fhe Thirty eighth Constess from. 11S7 'o7''AAS''
"a, 80 goryTss;onal district OF Virginia,
M Smith, OF Kentucky: OF the sn5''o 10y
II the Committee Of Elections aFgasq ; tlsa'
e;:ore was prlIna Eace evidence tf|aO 1A' '>A''z@
49, y,s t1c choice Of his district. oo,>,5
S' H. IT, ;1Saley. cog1teced that, IS cue peopi7
oe that district are taxed ana !uE'i 5"ao
Nov w. ara entitled TO representation mere
'A n, Dawes supported the views % '.so .' .ns
;o-;et, Which, SAYS that the coInln't1ee 'as'nJ0
ssf;sfy themselves that there Las ps0n ao 49,.
fraad3n Of election as TO warrant 1sle eoe .,a
sian f1a5 Mr. Kitchen IS the choi i % VIZ
oga} voters OF the entire district n Iaaso pan
norron failed 70 participate IN Il ior 'ie '9aI ha
KAT fhey were held under power OF sIao sops5
armv Practically the seventh Oo''st0ssso 20
district Of Virginia, the scene o. soo " NV
fercest and bloodlest conHl4ts OF sl!5 "l1oaI
war is still battle ground. In the c}uis0 -, ~
his remarks he mentioned the taoS tna' 1 S!la
Virginia district bordering on TINS Ca ss1al nao
been 50 far under the controI OF cEie o''5Hy'
since 1861, that it's inpossIo,;r =, 60 nolu Coa~
,7of 5;racfed individually against Mr.. Altcnen,
ht - sat nyecedent not only as Co that genti5"
soan ny1f n all others similarly clrcu;nstanceo
The House then voted on and agreed TO the
roso|rt;on shat Mr.. Kitchen is n0t entitled 20
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1;spatch from the Army Of the Potomac
says chat an Friday last lieutenant General
Grant barely escaped capture. 1t appears
thata body Of Confederate cavalry made an
attack upon the Federal pickets at l5ristow
Station . few moments, after traln having on
hoard the General had passed.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

ABOUT twenty half.breeds Of the Chipps.
~ tribe have enlisted in tho army. They
passed down lhe river few days ago, fan.
cifully decorated with ribbons and other or.
namental articles. They are to be ,mploy-
ed ss scouts.--D.
2 The small pox4 exists at Rochester, two
cases being noted there on last Saturday.
JuDalNa rom present findica lions thsre
will be large foreign emigration to Min.
nessta this season. Already nearly every
boa that comes up brings considerable
number Of new comers. who design making
this State their home. The Keokuk landed
ab| |ut one hundred or Saturday, mostly oil
Germans, Of both sexes and all ages. from
|th* infant Of month old to the grey haireG
gr.ndsire. The state never needed q work
'as and industrious population as much a
atths present time, and it IS q source 0
nti6cation to observe that she is likel,
t. be favored with accessions of the class
alluded to- Winona Republican.
IT is reported from official sources tina
La Crosse city will lose twenty soldier cred
Is by transfer to Minnsso,.-I6
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Constitutional Ame.dmeu,.

Events Of magnificent Srandute chat, 40 .
der 'sas exciting circumstances would clal.
lenge the wonder Of the would. crowd IN.
on Us. But few years ago to utter a
werd against human slavery was disrepu
table : NOW the slave states ar, themselves
voluntarily growing up the barbarou. insti.
tuition. Congress that but short time ago
~.' d'spsra's:y pro slavery, is NV enact
ing measursrs 70 secure perpetual freedom
Tho following resolution las passed tn,
Senate, and viii undoubtedly PASS tn,
House, md b conearred IN by tho requisite
humber Of states: ' =, '''7
Be- 1t enacted by IL, Senate and House o.
Representatives ef the U s. Of Aner;oa@ !,
ubngresS s1sem6led, too thirds o. both Hou,e,
oenewring, That tho lollo..ibe article b,
proposed to the Legislatures Of the several
States ~ IN amendment TO. the Oonstitu
ton OF the United States, which when rati
fed by ihree-fourts Of said Legislatures
shalt bs varied to all inten&s and ~purpose,
~ part Of the said Consultation, name.
iy: T.. Hal. . s,..e,..-. -.
ARTICLE XIII.
Section I. Neither Slavery on invoIun
Ftary ssrvitude, except rs punishment 70
crime, whereof tho party shalt have bee
duly convicted, shall exist :. within tn
United States VI any plaee subject to thsi
Jurisdiction. 49,
Section ?. Congress shall have power I.
snlorss this article By apprnBr;&te Iefish.
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SHIP Cdss, Cesveathlen. IL

80 Ss4z7 q
On tn. 4.h a.ysot MAJ: IN n..t. .h.r. vi,
- sesnvsasisu Of 6esinsss nsa q th.
iStatss Of lowa, llliaea. Nisso ri, Wisesa.
30 and Minnesota, u Dubsqas. to dslibsr.
~ spesshs subject ef . ship eaaal fiv.
~ Mississippi Rivsr % Lake Michixsa.-
Fas sssts ees. eeteosA il ~ the WI
esnAaaivss. iu1l 1lstisoo lhai. and ooasseaisa
~ canal with Tx ssvsr. Tie tatal q
.psass vin act sxossd q. .Oo. .ooa, and q,
.casf Eagiassr Of the New Yosk esaals n.
'ses,h u seiy $i,1sO. .Oon
-~1hsss. i bss lhtis d., 8 - u. Rt,,,
'sios = sssdsd. 4 aall delegation c,nh,
ssaas lsoo ths p,aos with xAik no,ica =,
row have. *zE. st.ss5 49, a s.zss.ss
kaThis canal prcjset njdst H. ,hi.e =,
"pes1. The nlioois riverespal - ri T..
wAa. ws want, the reuss ig too lsos. b.
i. IT, sents j1se suits. NJ Il liz ex,,Seu
NsrsAvt aad j. = snissa..y ,ps.csie..
Il 'eseb @,
~ Ihess = aesAing sAAs ~us,a 90 g.
psssely bssal do~s ths Rail sSsad u,puoa6.
y ihas : sew takng ANY, IL shirs pa.,
3 = all - sara . eosplsss.y . shis. II,
8, rasl Pss iss. his. ~ nlzrk ~. !,
SsJs: -. ...'
Any 1lpaIe wteA -pfs0iasa - rolsA.
8 - osshe sass1esa tax nv pesa q ~
IT, oetnt5oo a or akysealtur2,l nvnA AA>.~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27
PROCEEDINGS Of the Cit .VCouncll
Of She; gity sf Ked Wig.

PROCEEDINGS OF the Cit COuncAI
OF She; City &C Red Wig.
THURSDAY eve April 21st 1864.
Council met pursuant to .djearnm.. IT.
Present, tho Mayor. Copoc;lmen Brow =
Wilkinson, Hawkins. and the Rceorte
Deakin.
The minutes Of the previous meeting wer,
read and approved: -
The official Bond Of J. G Pierce az Cit,
Treasurer was presented to the Ceunci
which Bond was on motion approved.
Petitions Of S. B. Foot and others, ana
of. M. Hodgman and others, asking tn,
Council to grade Plumb and Potter streets
was presented to the Council which was re-
ferred to the Committee on streets.
A bill Was presented BY the City Mar
shal Of the amount OF $3.50 sor work o.
roads which was on motion allowed, ant
orders drawn or the Treasurer for the sap,e
JOS follows, to wit:
To Thomas Taylor, SO
To Norman B nnctt, >2U
To Ed Mcmahon. z;
TO Anthony Pc'cpiez, Z;
On motion the following resolution wa.
passed, to Wit
Reso'osd, That licenses for selling L quor
Ale or Beer be fixed At the sum Of & tv dol
lars, tOr Billiard tables and Bowling saloons
fIve dollars per table or alley, for Hacks
Cabs. Drays or Carts ten dollars for eacl
Hack. Cab, Dr.y or Cart.
For Auctioners five dollars fo, Pawnbro
|ters, City dollars for Shows. Caravans, Cir
cuses and theatrical performances, suci
sums or amounts as tho Mayor or Council
men may in their discretion require, bu
for Caravans and Circuses sum not les
than twenty dollars. Yeas, Councilme,
Brown, Wilkinson and Hawkins. Recorde
Deakin and the Mayor. Nays none.
Lemon Bates assessor elect, ha aving tails,
to qualify IS required ky Law, and .sucl
failure being deemed = refusal to serve, o.
motion the Council proceeded to APPOINT a,
assessor, and Stephen \. Hart, was dul,
elected such assessor, Tor The ensuing year
o. motion, Rtso9vea, that s. Hart b
requested 10 furnish the Council the dis
tarce Of the proposed routes for road from
Red Wing to Hacks on hay Greek. r.
1 l. n ->A:n~ ~ - :.
urday, April ID. 1864 ut I o'clock, p.s m. =.
.ssas IS W W. Pntlr4 Mayor.
RosER4DEAkfs. City Recorder. -
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Negro Soldier. ,ssse Protected.

"nes5'oF So'diers. sd<be Protected. u"
1n's speech ds,i@ssede a. Baltimore
Mary's"d "a the 1s.tlE:;at 1t the in.usu,ir:. p Vi
stiou orthe great ssnitairi:ys .;r, tho prosi.
dent said: h> - - f,-."%'s.H;ss H.. =. -
Many supposed The Governmc.. did ,,o,, J,
intend 10 Do Ats sdqty inreg.rd ID The pro.
tsotlon OF colGA1 aaldiers! He desired "a
say that ell sSdh were4 mistaken. When
the question q bfanployingyealored men =.
soldiers T'as7cf 70 the government. 4
rested v0ry mach With. hdisclf wliether -ha
sboald makeasot1irs Of them .sr nst. ). He
pondered thssuaeGsr carefully; when be be
came convinced th3 it was his duty 30 to
employ thsh. he dc not hesitate 10 do 30.
BE stool before the American people re.
sPsnsises Coz tho eok, responsible hsiore the
ehpiaiian world, SHOULD stand in the eve Of
'she historian Iesps1siblc for it, He stood
dscis % he had ~ssddss:: ~ be- belle ve,i he b.
~as right, and whea the government deter
mined lh make aoadliiGss. a!.tho colesDd mo
n. he thought tttthiy sjuse they should
have the same pr6iecfion as tie white sol.
der. [Applause. And 'hesitatsd not e
declare tho eovernMeht would 20 protect
hhsn to. the utmost. of it, power. when.
ever clear authentic Case is made mt
rctrsbution would follow. Hitherto !,
would bs d'f'co!t, 70 sscertain what should
govern decision in matter 30 xsrious
but in tho affair It Fl. Pillow the govern
"'ent had no direct evidence to confirm III.
rs1orts u axisteno relative to the m.ssacr,
bat hs lsnssx fasad shs tacts related vers
trse: Whau'tae government ae,s Know
the tAess: from otlasl scources snd' they
"oostautis's rsposts, .stribst;on will. B,
surely given. Grsss applause. -,a.,sa.
bst how retribasioa Vas to b. ak3vui1is
tsrsd, Vas . eques,;o~ still to % ~,tt,,d.-
Would't b '1gSsts take to lie or nris
oNsss iH' ~ sshmgso~,. Feet Delev,re 3,
elsswAss = n~seas1alios ior .cts in vh;ci
thsy he'd act shsrsd. AID which viii p.obe
by . tessd dus only to Nv isdividual
O possibly only obs man.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27
Our: Defeats.

": do not lay 4 very tempting feast be.
fors = our readers this week. Our telegr.phie
dispatches contain.accounts Of two defeats,
cue at Shreveport, and the o'her at Ply.
mouth N. c. points nearly loco u,,lee
iap.E', yst At dates very nearly correspond.
ing. By these two defeats W lose a,tout
400 prisoners, aua Al cannon: This is ,
bad beginning ws confess. bu. We will eon.
'''"n' 70 hope that these are only temporary
reversos that viii soen b. tgtfieye1, :.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-27

g.. Dab"qs<.j~4itarx Fair.
Tho Sanitary Fair to b held .t Dub,o,,,
Iowa. will commence On tho 2oth Of Nav
rrth t.ir is under the special patroo.c. 0
- ss"'ary committee Of Dubuque, but
they iasits s'd aud assistance from ever,
community in u Northwest. Over eieat,
tons Of Vegetables donated to that f.ir h.y.
already been sent TO the soldisrs 10 tho field
and returns tad from it. =. ".
"a Willoot our oik.ss..do something q,
this - vel: as for other fairs. The L, ,dis.i
Aid society Of Rid Wing h.v. don, nobly,
bat''hey can do - s,iu mora. The farm
srssad farmers .<ivss inthia county can
help so'eisve the distress Of many brave
snioa defender, il they will only give wh.,
little sabey can towards this fair: Don't 70
asss to give bee.dts you c.obot ss;ve Is
much ss You would like TO-. u: -.~.l -:
- One Of tho most acceptable, as well a.
simple article Is called Potato Pickle. II
~ made by takns" good soadnd p.t.toe.
washing and drying them, then slice them
op't.ke Horse #adish;;. !. much IS ycu can
get. several heads Of Cabbass, ono peck .,
on'oo'' aid chop them mp; and to III g
whole add one pound Of ground Mustard
f'''a barrel Of this, andP 'ur c.M vinegar
over tho whole. Head them up and send
t6enrisht along, and when they get to the
bcys they will be good pickles...>.