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Tue tenor Of recent ucws from Mes, ind catos
shAi difficulties are rapidly gathering around the
new Empirr. The iudicu..ons R'o that 10y this
time MACMILLAN IL prepared To- confirm Icy hls
personal experience the great poetic truth that
-'uneAsy foels the head that wears crown" lie
Ia fast losing tho fictitious popularity that he en-
ioycd upon his FIST arrival, and ~ no longer greet.
ed with tho applause and cNprcaliona Of confidence
that were formerly extended 10 him. Tbs per-
hsps was TO have lccn expected. The en-
thusiasm that greeted bis advent 10 Mex.
co was " large extent artificial aud
unreal. A great deal Of II was manufactured 10
order. and WAS paid for at 30 much rounl. Tho
French are adcp!a NJ this kind Of thin, and know
how W get up frst-rlte popular show. They
hayo Learned BY experience how T. dres ami gid a
much poorer king than MACMILLAN with the geH-
gaws Of royalty, that always attract the auc-
ton and win tho applause Of tho vulgar. Bu.
time was certain to dissrato these auroral
TO meet the stern realities of his position. These
are gloomy enough for him. The French, was
anticipated, have succeeded TO charm in dspers-
ing military opposition to the new dyuasty. BY
su admirable combination OF frnncss and concilis-
ton--ot steel and gold-they have managed t. dis
arm and scatter the patriot forces which, under
efficient leYlcrsrh could have yindicated
the Independence and liberty ~ their
country. BY this system All lighting W., ,rac-
titally brought 10 An end after the capture of
Pue lila, aud the McNican chiefs were gradually de-
tsched from the service Of JuAgE1 and the Gcpul-
lie. But the military problem was BE earliest. The
French WIRE competent for that, and they solved Il
in their stern, irrcprcss.blc way. But this con.
summation only served to precipitAts the NOR,
serious POLITICAL social, and even religious ques
tious, which cannot be settled b. the bayouot and
cannon. The result IL tAlt M,VINul NS now Gndi
himself in opposition to tua very interests tha
alone rendered his irst successes pos q l,ty IN,
clergy--all powerful in MlXico-.fld that their in
tsrcsts are more endangered under the cpplr, thar
the republic, aud are already Intriguing against th
new order OF thugs. The refusal o. the Emperor
90 restore tho coniscsteu church property
was alone sufficient TO eyaspSrsto then
against him The 'nob'cs"-always troachorous
already repent their treason to tho Republic, sp'
rtse common people sullen, mcrose and al ~
To add TO these difficulties commerce Is parayzed
agriculture is at a stand still, owing to the nsecu
rity indnsed by the reccu; universal brigandagC
and criIne-wtich II was the especial object OF Oh
Empire 70 repress-was never more ripe, The M
son 10 financially bankrupt aud, 70 add W the dis
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THE NEW YORK sun.
TUESDAY MORNING DEC. 9, 1864.
The Election To-Day

fptbe citizens 81 New York took 90 much III
>rc,t ia the Chartos election which takes place to-
,,sy ar the politicians The latter would have OPP
portunIty 10 grow rich a, the public eSpcnre dur
ing the ensuing year. II is through ills strln.
apathy and indifference upon tho par. Of TIC public
shs, ring rnassrs and corrup, officials arc enabled
70 creep into places u proht and honor. II 10 ecr-
,an that our citizens are In this way taxed g. the
srnount NJ eve millions ~ dollars year over and
above the legitimate expenses o. tue local govern
mont This immense burden falls ultimately up'n
thu hard working men md women Of our city, IN
,he share Of iDcreAso1 rent and higher prices Tor
groceries al the corner store. II ga mistake 10
suppose that the rich men only ray he taxes
They only advance the amount collected and
xeimbutss Themselves 10y charging higher
prices for their goods aud adding anotht. dollar OF
sgo a month W the rcui oi their oyer-crowdCl tene-
nsnt houses. Every ecu, hat goes into the pockom
a idle officials and wealthy politicians cones ula-
.ma,o,y out q the pOekos Of tbe industrial classes
Poor mems wives and children must 20 worse clad
and more poorly educated In proportion N the iu-
crease in the number of useless ofiicials. lhS
thing ought to be- better undcrtood than Il is, aud
the unDo has come for our working mcu " under
stand once for all that they have deeper intor II
in obtaining good. cheap government han the
capitalists. w hope that our ct,1sus Win ho alive
90 their true Interests to.Ify, and vote iJf
NJ man whose character 10 not anoyo suspicion
and rcproach. rJlitcs should not be perm tod TO
influence their voted. There are no party Issues At
snake to-day. Ine only question rs NC s,ecton u
sffpers for local and executive purposes, and no
4 AZ. .tH#s f..HIf
citizens from the great question u inius'ns At
least little of the lc,ycn ~ honesty into tie Chy
Ill. Above all, it Ia essential that the oducni nal
,neres Of cur city should not be permitted 70 SUI
fer. and We appeal u parents l. sec to Il
a no unworthy person receives their votes for On
Sydice under our school system.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

al viii pay 80 per cent than any other pe Tson
In this city for tickets OF Diamonds watches es
silvorvare, gum, pistols &C.. at ~ Blocker s,34a
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Financial News. Mar.cu,, &c.

Eep York, Monday, Dec. 3, =. k.-'fhe fuctua-
tons In gold to day have been A. follows AT 10 AN.
227 1898, 226S; lo15, 22T 1925, PIX 1885,
2aTk.; 1850, g97. II. lgs b; 1i.p5, 22sf; 1i.eo,
2ksA ii.3O 2Isi,; 1tiL 229h; l2, 229k; 2.l5,
90 1885, 40 /, ~; l.at 22s1. lao 22S's
. g2sA $50, 22ss; $50 24-At o, 8zSb; 5.l0 ISSs;
a.3o, 22st 3.50 92s't t. 22-a. The general stock
market continues IRREGULAR and inactive, with de-
cline In many cases. Governments were stronger to-
dN. The money market romans very easy NJ Ia I
rr cont, with the supy Of capital larSely In excess
o, Ie ~anis Of the brokers Commercial paper pns.Ni
Of 7alO per cent. Exchange wna not very active,
and sold al lO9H for specie. The bank statement,
thi, week. IL regarded ia, orablc Tho lors are up
faG,ii2T, and the net deposits S..0iG1t2. Tho
speeie line has inercased s2J2U2 which IL 1i,s IN
e. pectcd. The circulation Inns decreasec tib,S27
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orders, there Is every indication Of famine In tho
richest country In the world. Such espernte con-
dition Of aIairi must before this have c1torted
from MA1txiLIAS many regretful comparisons be-
tween the splendid comforts Of an Austrian Arch
duchy and tic Taper al misery Of 4 Mexican crown.
Tbathe Ia the man u deal with these troubles.
and reduce oidor out Of chaos, can scarcely 10
suppose L. lie may accomplish something 80 long as
lie mas the hstuto French Emperor to lean upon,
but even that substantial prop cannot last always.
Besides, thc fact Of such supper, will tend to
increase his difficulties by inspiring among the
McIicsns \ disgust for q monarch imbucd with
foreign deas, and acting under French dictation.
n the new dynasty, however, will merely inspire
in the Mexican people more settled hatred Of for
eign interference, and q more wholesome respect
for law-together with disposition 10 concedo
something 70 each Other for sake Of their common
liberty aud independence, tho new empire may be
regarded in time az not unuitigaied evil.
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The War NrYy-.

TIE news increases tn Interest and excitement,
and in a short time We shall hnvc intelligence u
abe most stirring and exciting events HON has
"a, down In iron, ~ Nashville and taken to dig
s1ng, for q purpose that 60 probably designed 10
affect other places, rather than that stronghold.
He hopes, perhaps W means of earthworis' TO
hold our entire army In position Al Nashville with
. comparatively small force, while tho bulk Of bis
command operates clscwhcrc-st Mur'recsboro,
Chattanooga or Memphis. That PC win succeed 10
scarcely TO be apprehcndcd. Every days delay
increases the strength Of General TnnNAs, anl
week.-mrs. the enemy. Tho cho' d'tdvantAgc Il
she position IA that we arc compelled TO cover sew
erai imporian, places a. the same time Rnt each
strategic point IS sufficiently strong ~ stand
. siege that will exhaust the rebel strength, and
the end will lee that Noon will have 10 manouvre
70 obtain the means Of rorcahng with his shattered
3orceA
Respecting General snrrvAS the news Il sl.l
Inesgrc, but sufficient has iraneprcl 8, confirm all
our anicipahons n hs success. The rebel papers
attempt to magnify unmportant skirnshes with
his reconnoterng parties into Victories Richmond
reports Of the defeat of "a attachment Of General
PosrKR's command on tie Charleston and savan-
nah Railroad, are chiefly impo.tau, ns confirming
,he rumors that our forces at Port Royal and aor.
Ms Island arc cooperating with General suEuNAs
This news IL most satisfactory, and viii tend 20
strengthen the chances Of General snLGNAN's uu-
mate and complete sucros'.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A PIANO FOR s75. CAN BIZ SEEN AT 2
IA New Chambers It, "a floor, front room. 30
DLACk AND WHITE WADDINGS BOTH
Dsheet and yard, heavy, by the bale dozen. Cot
ton bgtung~ Candle-Nick cotton carpct-waIp cotton
and hemp tWine, for sale At d Nesey 81, by THos.
GWNNNE- Agent, upstairs. 3J2
r OUISlANA MOSS-lOO BALES PRIME
- black hair moss In lots 20 suit purch GseIs For
sale by j. l.. McKEENER, 90 Wsll st. 363
MANILA SEGARS AND CHEROOTS-
w 2OGOO Nos, l. ., 4 and D, for sale by j. l.. Me-
kEENER, 80 Wall VI. 369
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

NJ Y. LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY-A
regular monthly meeting o: this Society will be
held on Tuesday evening, Dec 9th, at II O'clock NJ
tho Metropolitan Rooms 100 Heater At. by order i.
w. ENG5, Pres. JOHN ROGERS, Rec. SEC. 254
THE MEMBERS OF THE FATHER
Il Mathew L, II, 7, A. b. Society are hereby noti-
their hall 361 Bfoome st. this Tuesday the 9th Inst
- o'clock 7. NJ. BY order Of JOHN BARRY, Pres
TIMOTHY 1. LYNCH. Rec. SEC. ia
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROARD-A FEW RESPECTABLE SINGLE
- men tmechanics preieireiJ can meet with good
board and comfortable home al ~ East Broadway.
breakfast from u past A. VI. Family English. So
POARDlNG-2 RESPECTABLE YOUNG
~ women can be accommodated with good board az
lye Eghth ct, LIST floor, room 3. ~
MECHANICS-A FEW RESPECTABLE
I'l young men can DO accommodated with good csan
board and pleasant rooms az ~ 10 per week. Also
nlA room for two. Apply al lzs East sbth ST. betw.
"a and Sd ayes. 2S2
ITO LET-LARGE FRONT AND BED ROOM
Il in Sd story, TO a small family without children.
Inquire q LOO Division st.
. GENTLEMEN CAN RE ACCOMMO-
-dated with board and pleasant rooms, In priyats
lalnlly NpJ.J ~. 80. 4sv .tlUlh sl, 10
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE-A RETAIL GROCERY AND
Il liquor store 20 the Owner l. sick II will he eold
cheap. Inquire the of Prince and LauTens sts,
~ Prince Il. $50
E0R SALE-THE OLD ESTABLISHED
Il Long Island market cor. Grand At. and Graham
ave, Wilnmshurph, l.. |. Apply on the premises be-
fore . a. ". or after T. NJ. 292
L'UR SALE--A DESIRABLE MEAT AND
L vegetable stand IN this city In frpt-rsts stuA-
ton, with sood run Of Cu-tom, ice house, &e rent
cheap ycar' leaee. For particulars apply At liz
broadway, room Q, third floor. 3iS
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Dnlley's Magical Pain Extractor Cures
Burns, scalds and determinations instantly. % ccuts
a box Depo, IS Liberty street 80
Fnii md Winter If ron want Fail and
Winter elothins, 60 TOT. n. BALDNIN'S 20 and IL
Bowegy. The la ycs stock aud store In the city, and
prlCc.le~. Children's deIHrtnent not equaled, 1903
Holiday Presents of Affection and Cbari-
ty.--WHEELkR WILSON'S Highest Premium
Lock stitch srwinf Machinr-, No. G2S broadway, y.
Y. See WHEELER WILSON'S Button Hole Ma
chime. a.
Diamond Farior Matches. These Matches
the beet IN the world sure fire, without sulphur
no disagreeillo smell and luxury and comfort to
smokers aud people with weak ungp. For rale
Wholesale and retail by rHE LODI MASUFAC-
I RING Co, No. 90 Courtlandt st., New York. as
Attention Gartnen, EspreSsmen, and
ohcr-l,0 U0 oiled canvass horse Govern superior TO
rulhor, NJ bali the price; also large quantity oi
heavy horse blankets extra size, for sale CHEAP 1t
20 last broadway. Z. u. TYLER, Proprietor. AZ
The Great Cough Remedy -Overton's
rulmonic liaisam Is doing more good ia quiet way
than any other thing of the kind ia tho market. For
the cure OF oourhs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, and
aualaFous diseafcs tending to consumption, Il stands
unriy Al'd. Price ~ cts. per bottle. Address your
order. to 0NERION 4 DODGE, li2 Eighth ave. Ia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Iinic's Honey Of IIorehound and Tnr,
for the cure Of Cou'hS Colds Influenza Hoarscncss.
Difficult B.cathns, end all Affections Of tho Throat
Bronchial rItos and Lungs, leading to Consumption
his in;alhlc remedy Is composed OF the Honey of
the plan, IIorChound, In chemical union with Tar
Balm, eIraoted from the Lie Principle of the forer
tree Abies Basamoa. or Balm Of Glioad. The Honey
OF orehound -oo.hes and scateus all irration1 and
iniammations and the Iar-Bam cleanscs and heals
the throat aud air passages leading to the lungs. Five
additional ingredients keep the organs cool moist, and
In hoathtul ton. Let prejudice hinder you iron
tesing this sovereign remedy Of illustrous physi-
clan and chemist, who himself thorouchly tested II for
yca in his extensive private practice. II Is saft,
and rioaant, the Tar-Balm being entirely IRE, from
the olen,yc qualities OF common ta,. Price, % Cents
per lottle. Tor rgle by all druggists. CHARLES
DOwNEB, General Agcnt, a Ccday IT. New YotkilS
only rs cents per bottlc-Rcynold's Crin-
for the Hair. l. highly pcruned makes the hair
soii, glossy, dark, and beautiful, and promotes its
growth. Tor sale by NORTON a Co. rs Bleecior
| street 49,
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STAIR BUILDING SHOP, No. ll3 EAST
- 9Th It, near 81 sve.-Stairs built including all
materials 81 10 50 par step and for sale cheap aud TO
order. Rais, ballusters veneered and pAneed, new
ella, scros brackets, glue, &c. $50
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TNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
l. Fake notice that the following Is description OF
the rc.pecdyc names used and private mark or marks
branded or stamped by the undersigned, engaged in
the manufacture Of Malt Liquors, their respective
butts. hoeshel, barrels half barrels casks half
quarter casks and kegs, and this is published under
and In pursuance OF an Gc entitled an act In relA
tion 10 the sale, and Opposition Of buts, hoes
hosaH barrels cssks kegs, used In the manuActi
Malt Liquor, passed April nd, 1904 by the lie gala
tur' OF the state Of New York, aud numbered chap
ter nc In the Session Laws Of 1854
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

F1EENAN AErENrIoS.-rhc members O
y'arn.at Engine Company NJ. l will pleas.
scar IN aninL that u atsat Is the night q
.,heir regular monthly NEE ing. Lei every
..nrIutxr bs on hand in ssasou.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
UNCLE PHIL'S'
II STa URa.Op1
AID
BILLIARD HALL,

Having fitted mp she old PlliiIeo Hall intn
Restaurant snd Billiard Hall. 4 wouH be hsp-
" 10 see and sersc al whoi /. on i reary. 1,ur-
cry and thirsty pilgrimage. thrsssh this world
OF var and ssEIIe for. IN the lsnen .ge of III
zTe.s LNPERIO HLDALGO GKSLlHIC
1ii5 i'm ks.s - -, :
thirssy- fsoi ker tie hsnrIs. with : ssIitele
more Cider too - 81 -
UNCLE PHIL.
Up Stairs. essr EUgTHKEP i GnEEXf
Stare. M=in ssseu.. KsI Wins. ~
-. am sf@p "a Lsscnxa AECT1ONEEM
and viii ast.essd u szIss Of Res1 Eaate. Goods
~ agee aud Merchandise % sszsoaxSse terms.
ae@sss rsa-snce 81 rss sfsss.sass.-
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

G6 MAIN Sr. F. C. Thompson, having
received his large and splendid stock ofnew
goods. so late that many Of his Winter
Goods will probably be left over, he has de
termincd to sell for less than the regular
price, such as Ladies Cloaks, Ladies Fur
Goods, and that class OF Goods. Now is q
chance to set bargain! Call 500" il you
wish to get the first choice.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
Letter List,
NJ. l

List u !'etsrs ;maininy in tn. Post
Office 1T Red Wing MINI Jan. G.h, 1861
which i'll he sent 10 the dead letter office
il not called for in one month
Daniels, Miss Alba Fuller. Cha,. +
Ferer, n. a. Gueak kson Lars
johnson, Andrew johnson. VIM. $,
johnson, Mrs. Jane Olson. Miss EIiz.
Peterson, Augustus Thomas, John
+. 7. LOWATER, Z, NJ.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

lHE l.ASr's PRixxD.-T This il the title
o' q new monthly Magazine published By
Dsaeon q. Pesssson, 80 Nalnu, Sc. Phih
AelPa'a. aud 'iissd by Mrs. uenry Peterson
Ne hare rsce'ssd The January lss. naubsr,
hs'ss ahs Ssss aaub<r. 1, is all sha,
could be asked in magazine, and vs ,hink
ithas bssn ssty appropriately a,n.si. Tas
arssngeneat IS very tasty. The depart
mests u Music, Fashions. S,os.ss, acd .icl
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

bits OF choice literature, are all supplied
The engravings are superb.
The terms Of this excellent magazine arc
two dollars per year, i~variad!yi" advance
Gentleman. wouldn't this he nice New
Years present for your grown up daugh.
ters :: or, if you have no daughters for your
wife ? or, if you have no wife for her who
you hope will be your wife ? or, if there is
none such, then to the one you think the
most Of?
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

T1tsk, L-sss- Hssse-, Taass-s T,xs .ss fssss.
=. s-ss b e. HARLAN & CD
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

RATHER CooL.-Xe ha1e been having ,
spell ot weather that il not laid down in the
chart. Last FRIDAY morning At ] o'cluck
she Thermometer Indicated 81 degrees bs
low Zero. This is rather more than was
called for in ths.con,ract, but we will no,
Grumbls aS it is not out Of seaxoa.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

-~~~@~-~~>~~~-~~~~~~~~
Now is TUE TIME.-We have a beautiful
Court House, and what might, by tritling
expense, be made beautiful lot upon which
lit lands; bu: in order to make it what it
should bo, the lot should be enclosed with
a good substantial fence, the ground plowed
up and seeded down in the spring, and
trees planted in it. Then it would be res.
pected as ublic property. be credit to the
county, an ornament to the city, and make,
after few years, a beautiful promenade in
the summer time, and be convenient to hold
public meetings. If this matter is delayed,
or allowed to go by this meeting OF the
Board, it will only put it off another year,
and it will be just SO much longer before
the plowed ground will turf over, and th.
trees mature. We hope the people Of this
city will take hell Of it AID present pe-
sition at this session of the Board.
Sr. PAUL P1oSEER.-We call the atten
ton Of ou readers to the Prospectus Of the
ST. raal Pioneer, which we publish today
We need not refer to the character of the
pap:r, all Of our readers know that it is Just
what q paper ought to be-save it's politics,
and in that it ought to he like our church. ,
~~>~>--~s-~ ~--~>~>~~
FEozES TO DEATU.-"I would not like
to be Stage Driver" is common remark
in cold weather. Well, We would not like
to lie Stage Driver. They suffer terrible
exposure. The stage runs night and day,
storm or sunshine. On that terrible day,
January lst, 1864, driver on the Winona
and Rochester road frcxe to death. We
have not learned any particulars, excep,
that he upset Lis stage several times, and in
his efforts to set it upright became thorough.
y chilled, and when he remounted his box
he frozc to death. Two other drivers on
the same road were badly frozen on th=
same day. One trcze both icct-one Of
them SC badly tha, amputation is necessary,
the other lroze his hands.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

and almost anything You can ask for in The:
line Of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps. Boots, Shoes
and Notions. But til" better way is to cal
ut No.. 6s. Main 81. and satisfy yourself with
out taking anybody Us say 80 Tor it.
Red Wing. Dec. %, 1868.
no22vSly
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JUST RECEIVED,
F. G. rHoMpsor,
And for sale cheap, an eati
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
Comprising,
BROWN SlIEETING, DELAINS,
BLEACHED VALENCIAS,
PRINTS, MOHAIRS,
DENNIS, PARIS PLAIDS.
BATTING. ALPACAS,
BURLAPS, POPLIN REPS,
Ladies' and Gentlemens'
knitted under garments.
WOOLEN YARNS, SHAWLS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS, SCARFS,
HOODS, BLANKETS,
NUBIAS, LINSEYS.
PLAIN FLANNEL, SONTAGS,
SURFING COMFORTERS,
OPERA T. SKATING GAPS
Ladies' and Gentlenens.
Fur Goods.
BISHOPS LAWN, CLOTHS,
NANSCOK MUSLIN, CASIMERES,
SMERELDA BEAVERS.
REPELLANT CLOTH,
MOREENS.
Black and ColOred Dress
Silks.
LADIES BALMORALS, MEMS BOOTS,
ClllLDRESS BOYS
Mems Buffalo Over-Shoes.
Ladies' Buffalo Over
Shoes, Mems Cloth
Oger-Shoes,
Ladies'
Cloth Over-Shoes,
Ladies, Gents, and Childs,
r u B B Err S.
and almost anything You can ask for in t!,:
line Of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps. Boots, Shoe,
and Notions. But tn. better way is to call
ut No. 6s. Main ST. and satisfy yourself with
out taking nybody' say 80 Tor it.
Red Wing. Dec. p, 1868.
no22vsly
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

MAEKETs.-For more than a week there
has been but little doing on the Streets
The roads are improving however, and as
they improve grain comes forward.
Wheat is selling on our streets now for
oo@9t cents. Corn IS, Oats 50@58, Bar
ley 7O@75, Pork in the Hog $5@$5.25 per
cwt, Beef $3@4 per cwt, Green Hides 6lH4
c:7 cents, Wood, Green, 81 50@3.0O, Dry
$3@3.50 per cord. llay $o@l0 per ton.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
PUBLIC LECTURES.

The following named gentlemen will lee
lure at the Court House in this city, on the
evening Of the day, corresponding to which
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-02

~ RssoLur1oHs. o. RMRuOT. AT .
nsstisg ef he Fiese9r 1seelssss AsDsslallss,
held u The eAiss sf @. L. Dsvsapess, -.
MassA IL, lee1, Rssslasse Dsanse II ~
chair. she vsallsd tss osstiAe y ssdsr.l asl
slsssd he ehjesl q TIE pelL yhsee.pea Hsr-
W Lsesasd. Esq, s6Srsd sts leliovisg pre-
anbls ssd sssslausas. wkish we're ussni.
nsssly sdspssd: ssssssf's'
WanaAa. Bsejaais r. Coates, member Of
this NE. ssd be- losg bssa held II shs affect
ieoats rsos0bssses sf ~ whe plenssesd %.
ssd saBSssd viii y II ths sssllisg Of this
county sheeslsss MI. r.rst4
Rsesjss4 Thss vs polst With pride % Ne
many vissuo u cur dsssassd heather. asd %
~ ovideeoos q BIZ osefaloee6 - oharseesr.
iseie energy whilst a0ong %.
Rsso1ss1 Thas In al ~ isteessasss With
Biz friends aad nsishbess, has ever sustajnsd
The ehasastse Of - heaeoe eoo oOotteous man;
. warn hearted snd devoted friend, and al
iwaya rssdy 70 cid The advasssnea& ef Ghs
city and oeanty Of his adoption.
Hb1ojUt1 Thas W sympsthise With IL eeles
tive iagsAele lees. and - - spprseiasisa y
our ssspeet fes Tie 0e0oey sf the dsssasod, "
will setsa1 shs fsassal il 'bsdy. G-=
RssoIsss, Thst The Ssetelary - requested
10 record copy u The foregoing rssolutioss
IN the reeoFds Of cur oesissy, so6 publisA the
samsin the sity pspen. .ta. N
D. P. McKowS, SeefstaSy.