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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07
VOLUME 81. NO. Al.
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why DO hens sl-sy, lay m the d.ytimel
Because al night thsy become roo-en.
Good Oil. like a good name. Is 70. b,
many actions. and lost BY one.
Man demands more that sorrow ,h.. sh.,
rapture should sbo- is motives and Il,
apology.
A lady must think she has something val
liable IN her bead. Il -e may Judge froa DE
number Of locks she Keeps on IL.
They tell Is that dead prince. heart !,
sometimes buried in cup. May living
mans Is buried in the sane -sy.
You had better learn -i.dom and pru-
denos By the Bishaps Of yosr nsigkbor..
thAa -Ait 70 learn them from your own.
An artist IN Rome was recently unarSisrsd
snd robbed by one Of his models. stardy
eeggar. who " Pcsed- - an apostle.
Said another: "one % my boy. dont
know nothing. and the other does which
knew th- most?
Did the hl hurt yos?- said one bod
carrier 10 another Who had fallen from the
top ola two-story house . Not biz iva,
the sudden stoPPin' that hurt me-
vR says De~ clothes are great promo
ter Of Piety. The Young Lady With new
dress or bonnet would not miss going TO
church for AL the world.
q" Get Up. husband. there's a rObber m
the Aou-e-T To ~hieh Ls rsp6ed. "Donf
moie-t HIM II be !. smart saoagh 70 find
anything valuable in tins bo1se. We vail
then take it from han. and - make sons-
thing
Savings Banks usually ssipulafe that 4
desired By them they nav require two weeks
notice before returning deposits A newly
arrived enigr1nt having ttile spare non
~ asked has frisod. =" III pat nv money in
the Savings Bank. when can I get it axainsr
The answer OF his friend vas: "Sare an
i've pat % IN to-day. you can res "a to-nor-
ro~. oy giving tro weeks Dosice.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07

The Sch Mieh. cavalry is IN CastSris brig
sde. and -as With Sber,aaa oa bis r-ccas
md toward Richmond. A privsse. named
Dunn. beloaging % Co. A. of the Sch Mich
igsn. shot Gen y. r. B. Stuart With
=" Spencer iOng r.nge-rifle. wh7e The Sch
-as ander the heavy Ere the ColoneI', At
senton vss called 20 the fset th.t a r.l,ei
General. VITA . considerable number Of
ssah otseerS. Suddenly appeared IN sight.
and within reach % the RE. The Cen.r-
ats name vas not thea kno~n. One nan
Of The 5th shot .t hisn. bat missed. Dunn.
-stclsed The shot. ard instantly exclaimed.
:" Too high and too far 70 the Ies.- ..sa-.
Old Dunn. -bat do yoa know about shoot
IngS" inquired another member. Dunn
replied tha; he served two years in the
= beriAn SharP-hooters. = before he joined
the Sth. and took r-irs ia Boston fD- she
best shot
Tbs Vas good news 90 TIE Coionef Ard
the men. and Dunn. supporting his words
~ acton. quiessy stepped forward a lev
feet. and resting bis losg-ranged rife upon
fence fred. and the supposed rebel Gem
erai thre~ up both hands. stretched out n.
arms. and f~ll from his bor.e. At the ..rp.
moment Dunn. turning 20 hrs Coloaei. said
=" cotoHef. ft>re - a spreaf ea0le for you.
The men eheered Damn. Who ssddenIy be-
cane great favorite in the regiment.
hi- name ran through CustAr'. brigade
''WeH done good and faithful servant. -
-as uPon every tongue. Some ten Or twelve
men we're seen 20 disnount and Assis, the
wounded or allied rebel Geseral.
The most intense anxiety was manifested
an Custer's brigade 90 learn the name ofthe
General Who was thus shot. Soon af.r
CastAr became master of the very spot Were
the nan vas hit. and the bin beyonA. on
The summit % Which lived an old coiored
woman CustAr cane 20 a hah near her
house. About the door ofthe old woman,
hut was large quantity Of fresh blood.
. Whose blood is thar AuntyS- inquired a
hichigAnder. That j. Gen Stuarts blood.
lie vas shot little time since. right through
the body. The bail entered his risb, ia.
and eain@ out his left" The old ladv "a.
q1estioned carefully 20 ascertain II she
knew Stuart herself. and IL Was found that
she did
The men doubted. nevertheless. because
Stuart had been reported killed. % many
tunes before when be vas not hurt. A few
DAYS more passed When The Richmond pa
per' reached the oonmand. giving a detail
ed account ofthe time. place and manner Of
StuArts being shot. Which conceded exact
y with tie facts as-.sey took place. a.
known 70 The regiment. The same paper
announced starts death. This removed
al doubts. There "a. no longer any qae.-
ton that stuart vas Dunn FOR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07

Tvs REsL TfcxEr The Detroit A
vertissr relates tbe following I'VE we're
Amused ihe oder night a. n atsmpts of
ore ofthe un~ashed. vhoss fongus tsd te-
come a itflo thick from tbe eHscts ofhs
iavorite beverage. O. prorousce ths names
of H. democratic Candidates. ilurra for
hcCiein snd Penroni ! mesn for Nc
keilan Nnd Peleton, No that amt u
hurra, ] say. f0r MeKennel snd Pelton -
The poor felio- got furber from tbs mark
a. every st,omPt. unti b. fnany gave !, up
10 despair. eseaming. Ob'd--u such q
mixed up mcss HarrAh ior JoH DAVIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07

In the days when high pressure steamers
were the fashion. opposition the rule. and
raeing the custom on the Western lake,
Ne heard. felt aSd laughed AZ the following.
did NJ Buffalc BY Jim Bandage. mate of tlBe
Columbus The General Wayne and Co
lumbus ~ere both for Detroit. and steam NJ
ready ior Start Captain. Clerks. mates
and engineers we're on the wharf election
eering and telling al sorts q Ives about
their own ard the rival beat Brund.ge
headed OF Captain Pratt. % The Wayne.
Who had IN to~ q squsd Of t~enty-nine
Passengers. whose leader. bargains-r. and
oracle was = strong minded women of forty
svc. who tidnt quite IKE The " Nasty.
higb-Pressing- steamboats,. what's allers
bio~in' Up. besides seAlding fOlk,-
. But. nv dear woman. - Said Brundace.
:" IL you vii Just step this way q minute.
III convince you that the Columbus can't
blow. It's impossible
Brundage got the company 10 tn. gang
way. and then brougb; out from the kitcben
a bucket Of uaser. not warmer than milk
lust from q COW.
=" There. madam - cried the exultant
and truthful officer We never beat our
water hotter than that. 50. you see we
can't bios up ard II we should. donf
you see The water amt ho, enough 20
burt anybody We carry lou steam. -e
do
The Argument prevailed. and the Colun-
bus GOT thar Doe of passenger.
Upon another occasion. Brundaee vas
at the canal packet landing. a. tbe boat
came Ia from Rochester. on Saturday ev~u-
ing. exercising al his eioquence 10 induce
a company % very piously Inclined travel
icrs 10 iake the Columbus. ~hich VI. 10
leave Sunday morning They objected 70
going on q Saaday boat. bot .tiIi didnt iks
tbe expense q laying over IN Bua.lo nn
Mouday morning Brundages crpianation
satisfied and decided tien
" Ladies and gentlemen he ssid. o ue
doEf Do sny sunday ~ork on ,hc Colurn-
bus. oniy just b Ct her on; of BgAaio.
You 80, we get Up steam enough Sssur8sy
night 10 last as az the ray 20 Dvtroif. sbi
then, Just a. soon a. We get pat tbe light
house ue lssb the Wheel and "a her Jog
along hersen She's been through 80
often. sbe Knows The ~sy jsst a. vsll e.
any q us.~ They seat with hin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07

War - solemn matter a. the 49,. but
nuch % its -olennity - relieved by ths
auausiuE stores tod a the sollior, We
recoiicet q rcsdiug so,ss shers that N one
q the hospitsls. uhiie tbe chspisin sas
praying the Lord 10 BE- "a shisii unto The
aruaies q Tnion snd Liberty.-a sounded
soldier roilod over n ~. I'D. raiscd his
eyes toward n ceiling. and exciairncd
I" Not . sh.eh. but more Jreau~orts.
Lord -brcsstvorks -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07

PoULrrcEs. A. 70 infamnnation. sores.
cuts. wounds By rusty nails. etc. The great
rvmedy Is warmth and moisture. because
these promote evaporation and cooling
whatever kind Of POuitioe y applied. that
. best which keeps moist the longest. and
y IN its nature mild hence. cold. Hghi.
(Wheaien) bread. soaked in sweet mix. -
one q The very best kno~n. There l. no
'peei6c virtue in The rePulsive remedy Of
the " eptrAiis ofA I've chicken. = Of .craped
potatoes. turnips. be,ts. carrots. or auy
other scraPingsi tbe virtse consists in the
mid moisiure Of the application. Hence
The memory need not he hardened nth the
recollection Of particular kinds of poultices.
but oniy vith ne principle tha, pouitioe !.
best uhici keeps moist The longest vrthou,
disturbance. IDr Han.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07

IHE WoSDEEs oF THE BEux. One
OF tbe most incoboeivsbls things in The
nature Of The brain j. that tbe organ Of sen
saf'on shouh in ii.-f be in.en,itio. 10
e1t t.r brain gives no pain. set in the brain
alone resides tbc poser 81 feeling PAIN IN
any part of The body. u tbe nerve -bich
leads fron h % the injure par BE- divided.
% becomes Instantly unconscisu. q suffer
ing. It's only By conmunioafioo With The
BRAN thai any kind % s,nssti0n . proiuc-
ed. Jet ths organ itsef . Inaccessible. Bot
there - Circumstances more uonderfui
still. the braia itsef u,sy b. rcb0sed--raay
bo eut aray iovn to c.vpas colasusa-
vithooi destroying Hf-. The ANIMAL Hves.
and r-sriouus az rs fsncfions ~hicb are
nsoessary % simPle vitaiity. bus No longer
has q miud % eannot think OF fe-l. Ia
re4siros that the food sb0uld hs pusbed
INTO the stomach once. there. h = digest
el. aud tle aninal -iu hse and crou fat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07
TILE OXFORD DEMOCRAT

Tfhn>---ps- Doii.s 49, Fid, C-ss.. 80
'sss. - af..aos Tee Dsn.t. tat tss I'd of,A.
srsr.
II fetasesih a c.. no St.s- s,r--s.
bostps. aad ~ Nas..a Str,-t- ~ "a -.
esr aafhortG-d ar~uts
JoS PRINTING --.fIs .x-~-t.d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07

The droueh, q 1854 may justly b. con
gierei one of thc most seve-e thsf has pre-
vsiied in this country ior many years.
From TIE z7lb q MAJ % ne 2iih of Joly.
inciusive, Perol q say-nine days. only
t-o inches and forsy-three hundredihs %
rain zen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07

Tbs exterior of the great Doms o. tbs
Capitol Ia Washington. % conpisted. sad
a. immense derrick removed. Work Ill
be immediately resumed upoa fbe interior.
tbe completion q -bieb Ill require several
years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07
VI sc ELL A Ny.
OUR kAJoR,s STORY

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grasp of bi. Lssd .BdI -c,s,rra ,,,,,-
naiIy What ths uui..i,s be h.A .-p, o.. c.,,,ls
Po..ibly mean Ho-.,sr. L.p, NV ,bs,,
% pv.~H ,nb s.uo.., F,r. -.
litrIs diai.g--Oou. -hsre al. .oo-, ,,bl..
els,h -. .,-.-,,,i. -. ..,..a....-.,--
ed 18th beautiful rrpa.t. Ami. -.
uas done o. th- Ear. hy r.v..f ,,s 80.
Of his uaorsaary iusout.oa. n. r,,. A., a
o. After diuner h~ ,-o.4,,..., d. =,
bossis a y-ort ever -hich =. s;.,,,.... -,
q or fsr1n.r ea-up.;,ni,, ,a..,,--..
So,-ith..sdinv Oh, s,--... ~ a..
usafhsr. Ga q, ~.
I Aad caught a ,Eght eoH 49, .o-,-,.
ibe rlo.- u the e,eain- n,4- ;,.-is.t,
tn ,crv uupl-a..n, t,-r ,f,,o,b,-L. 81
the pam beco-in- uo-se. ND - ,,,
ho.t-
"Ithiak I nu., s.E ,os- b,,..-t..-..-
90 nirht FOE ..o,- e,,,.i 81 ..-..--.-,
sp'F', 20 apply 20 NJ unfsrfun.te js~. You.
happy h-'io-. eHupo, kno- that tooths-hc
.. yOur teeth iook al % good
"Teeth,- cried m, L,.t A.. -o,,,.,,,,..
changiug. "trcth.- BE- repeated. ,haiier.
ins. Al, y0a htiie kno~-you cant
tel
"What'' ,he nafter. Eihs--ha, DO You
nean''
mean thai a ;ooth-an unfortsra,.
'oosh has been NY ruin. snd vii cot me
ny ~ ard. rl'ing ron his chsir. BE- paced
~ hnd do~n the roorn IN violent agitation.
'rraiiy as'onished. triei. q course. %
'oo'he h'rn' and induce him 20 reveal The
'a''e oi thr strahge excitement Well
D. SAD a. iAsi. o. VII rad % you the vii
% ~h'eh you have % kindly promised 10
's',''s eReeaior. bad made 10 promise
~ the hni' but my poor frieni took ii for
sranied bal done 80; and. leaving The
'oo'n' ne 'peediis returned 9Th folded
ai-f 20 one hind' and very snail. round
'' D" 'he other.
Liyiag tbese artcie' on The table. De-
'esied himself in hi' n-chsir. pushed aside
a' glass. and making a siroog EFFORT %
'peak calmly. begsn.
About to nousAs sinas had oce..io,
b ,uit the town u I-oo lp.,r..,
-hrh. having speedily dispatched. I din.-l
a. tic loieI and aheruarl. 90 on, f.r.
stroll ! LA u..s.l tlr...t ali. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07
PARIS ME-, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1854.

Aorae tor tisr pa Ent Al tne cOrnturtab ~ hofrl
Al =. Ahsr dinner vzs .asldsuly A.
tackled ~ nv Old enemy. The toothache
and the pain. resisting all the usual arpli-
cstions. became sf length 50 excrueiatiax.
that. starting NJ IN sort Of frrnzy. en-
quired for the residences Of the best dentist
IN the t0-n. and speedily found myself m
has study. Whether IL m. the eject Of ~
action ater the rapid exercise lad tskeu.
OF The veil-knovn curative inhercss IN sh-
afn0sPhere of a dentis,i. house. I kne-
not. bat the pain I -As suffering gradually
AbAtsd and -hsn The operator entered. I
felt almost inclined 20 make a evil retreat
without Paiting bis skill 70 the test. How
ever. on second thoeSh. oonsidered Il a.
vel TO lay my case before hin. AnI Try TO
obtain some soothing nOstruns which might
stand M instead. IN future occasions. I
therefore told hi.n boz had been Affected
and casually mentioned my having cone a
long journey that morning and is maiaa-
eholy cause.
Al" sad the destist. tbough.fu lly.
- you cane from =. in Deyonshirc.
The name Of that village . associated IN nv
mind With curious Incident. -hsch oocur-
red 20 NE some thrce or four months since =
"N0- happen TO have n sort OF banker
'ng whether nafursl OF acquired. after
s'range ssories and my curiosity being en-.
cited. begged the dentist % have the kind
ness 70 safety il. Seating himself oppo-
SITE to me. he iEaased,atsly complied. Aad
bcean In these words.
"One night. between three and four
months siEoe. I rAs aroused. near milnirhf.
BY loud knocking and ringing at the door.
~as Jsst about 70 step INTO bed and. nv
serSants having lOag retired to tbeir Rooms.
i hastily resumed my clothes and answered
the Summons "A eldsrly gcatleman, ~ uith
= a. dHAr, ar and Addrc-s. entcr~d. There
Was Aa cd. staring look in has ey-s. but be
told ne. IN a perfectly coherent manner.
thAi be vas suffering from a severe tooth
ache. and wished 10 have one Of bis grind
ers eHtraeted iDmediStely. OF course /
Essered h'n into this room. placed him in
= 80 - AA''-
hner or more regular sst Of teeth-uot q
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~. a.. 49,
!, g.. - - :,
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a.-l,.;,'. -, a. - = - 80 o'''
10. a,r.s,,,.., !. =. -
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nal. ~. s,.5 - ,..,..a-s'
CA, tb. .,o,v .ho,, -. - -
asleep. and. in.s. of .o,,.,u.,.,.--- -
Ief, b. bed and e.y..d -. - -. a.
excellent tooth - IN -, =
tie trance. asl IL .o.la -. - -
oas 20 arouse hiu, sadI~,lv I,-.,.;3.S =.
ffrn 20 aIIow ne 20 ,cco,-,.,, A.. -.
lie made his wav With uu.rr;r, .o-,-,,-,, o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-07

" Here. then. "a the eSplanation % ny
poor friends mouomania Tle actually
died ihe victim q so.nnambaEsm. Ard
such "a my frst adventure a. executor q
a viii
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13

q y Lccx.-J. H. Brand Esq. The efzei-
sos memeer Of The Board Of coan.y Com.
nissioners from this cou,missicuer D;s,r;e,
vas reelected chairman os the Board IL ;,s
list session.
While the Board Of commissioners M. i,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13
UNCLE PHII 'Sn
II REST.a UR.aET
BILLIARD HALL.

Having ftted mp the old PhiIIso Hs1I int
Z kessAurz ant and Billiard Hs1I. souH Be hsp-
" 70 re and serve all who Il On : weary, hup.
gTy and shlrsty piigrimags. through this world
gTes. NPEHI1 HDIIg0 GESrIr7c
~ ~ tar - g S s = Z
nsSe y Sess tof tbs wesfy, drink ~ tbe
|.n.ss.y; y .ocd scr ths harry, With ) .sIitt51
/ UNCLE PHIL.
Up sesiss, s,over xoRTHnUP - Q4KEEi
ssorer Aain stTos,s III Wjng.
f..s..Iads s1ses Iseslss s.AUCTIONRKn
snd viii ai.~nd e sais4 of Resi- Essate. Gsoi
- MAfes 1nd AsScn1Dds1s On reasonable terms,
God yekrsrec 81 seH 1t r<suirsJ, -. -
Aadrsss i. g. Bcx rs. EscrY pfffY.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13

lEcrURE.-The lecture last evening, bv
Rev. ). Il. Smith, was mastery effort,
claiming and establishing for the Bible as
literary work, the highest place in literary
science. The next lecture will be by G. G..
Webster, Esq. We have not ye: been able
to find out what the subject will be, but i,
will be announced in the Republibun mex,
Friday.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13
NOTICE TO TOWN CLERKS.

TOWN Clerks are hereby notified that the
''act to provide tor the assessment q nd col J.
elton of " Poll Tax for State purposcs' ap-
proved March Sd 1868 makes it the duty of the
several Town Clerks on the First day Of JAN
uary in each year to make ont an alphabet
cal list Of all persons Ii ing in their respective
Towns subject to Poll Tax and shall tic the
same i'll their offices and Immediately deliver
certified copy theroofto the Town Treasurer
tor collection. Town clerks if they have not
already made out such lists will do so immc-
diatcly as the law makes it tho duty Of the
Town Trcasurers to make their returns to the
County Treasurer Oh the Third Monday in
February.
Dated Red Wing, January 18th 1854.
+. JOSS,
Co. A udltor.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Letter List.

List Of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Red Wing M,nn, Jan. 18th, 1864
which will be sent to the dead letter office
if not called for in one month.
Adsite. Matilde Root, Thomas B.
Blanch. b. Ringdahl, n.
Beers, Egbert Shaver, 4. Bro.
Cook, M. s. Skielstad, Ole O.
Enderson, Hans Thompson, Ole
Follitt, Mrs. G. Tomas, Christina Miss
Fairbanks. Dan Vandenbprgh c. Mrs
Harely, Samuel B. Williams, j. N.
Jones, D. G. Wright, Thomas
Jones, j. Winand, L.
Lundell. Magnus Linherg, John
Larson, Ingbor Miss. Miller w.
Alou(ton, R. H. Marrison E, Mrs,
Oleson, Hoge Miss, Persins Friedrich
Peters, ~. (2) Parsson, Masse,
E. P. LOWATER, p. M.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13

FRo2ES.-On the lst inst, Hans Colder
OF Belvideele in this county, frozo his hands
and face badly. His hands are frozen up
above his wrist. DR.. Haw!ey is attending
the case, and has hopes that he will be able
to save the boy without ampulaton.
Rev. Timothy Jcwett on his way to tow,
to meet with the County Board OF which he
is a member, froze his face severely, ,housl,
not dangerously.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13
session. he received a despatch from St
Paul, informing him that he had been cleo
ted enrolling clerk of the Senate.

AGRICULTURAL CLUB,-The farmers OF
Featherstone have organized local Club,
called The Featherstone Farmers Club
VIM. Fryberger was elected President, F.
n Levitt vice President, Geo. Feather.
stone Secretary and Timothy Jewett Treas
urer. The object Of the Club is to discuss
matters pertaining to agriculture. Tuesday
evening, week ago, they met and discuss
ed the relative merit of sowing broad cast
and with Seed drill, There was quite a
division, the meeting being nearly equally
divided. At the next meeting they will
discuss the policy of fencing pasture 70,
cattle. and not fencing the gram.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13
FOUND,

t0N the 18th day ofJsnuary 1854 in the City
~ of Red Wing one Sleigh Shoe, The own
er cun have the same by calling at this office,
and payi ng fo1 this notice.
j. S. ALLYN
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13

FIRE COMPANY AND DEPARTMENT ELEc-
T1oSs.-Last Tuesday evening was ,he
uue tor the annual election OF officers il
tho Fire company and Department. The
following persons We're elected with periec,
anaminity BY accIamation.
COMPANY Osr1cEss.-Foreman, VIM. E.
hawkins; Assistant Foreman, I. J. Clark
Treasurer B. c. Stephens Secretary, A.
Z. NcGsaghey Assistant Secretary. --
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13
PUBLIC LECTURES.

The following named gentlemen will lee.
ture at the Court House in this city, on the
evening Of the day, corresponding to which
their names appear below:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13

; Steward, L. Corunan.
DxrARrAESr-chief Engineer, T. 3
Sheldon; First Assistant Engineer, s. D
saxby Second Assistant Engineer, Hsnr
Grsnnis Secretary. James II. Parker.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13
orATE OF MINNEsoTA,
HEAEoUARTERs 10th Rect. NJ. S. NJ.
Goodhue Jan. 9Th. 1864.

In pursuance Of orders received from the
Adjutant General, and the Office of Colonel
of the Tenth Regiment NJ, S, M, having
been declared vacant. each and every one of
the commissioned officers OF said regiment
are hereby ordered to assemble at the Court
house, in the city Of Red Wing, Goodhuc
county, on the Goth day Of January, 1864,
at O'Clock P, NJ, for the purpose Of filling
said vacancy. By order OF
THos. CARNEY.
Lieut.. Col. commanding 10Th Regt NJ. S. NJ
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13

CoNcE2r.-Miss Mary E. Brown, one o
the sweetest singers in the west, will favor
the people Of Red Wing by appearing before
them at the Court House this evening"
Eeery one should be on hand in season, for
We predict an overdowing house.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13

LOOK HEREt.! The Directors Of Ii.
Agricultural Society are requested 10 cal,
ION ]. A. Aarv'a Esq. Secretary Of Socsa.y
and furnish themselves with copies Of Tie
Conssi usioa with certificate Of msmberxhfn
attached, for the parpose Of proeurins men-
bers of tho Society n their respectre
towns Don't arget il, BOW S the s,ue to
wssk- VIZ. s. Gs7w, f.essjea.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-13

Jurors REJolcE!-The petition presented
TO the Board Of Commissioners by the
chairs he provided for the Jury, in place OF
the benches heretofore usea, has been gran
ted, and an appropriation made to carry it
into effect, A resolution was also passed to
provide pivot c..air for the Judge. Both
Judge aad Jury will hold the Commission
ers Sr atelul remembrance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-24

CCD WARD MEETING HELD AT NATIONAL
Ia Hall, Forty tn street. the 2lst instant OF the
Democratic Organization QhcKeon) Of the Twenty second
Bsmbrich called 70 the Chair and Philip
DAILY appointed Secretary.
On formal ballet taren fer the nomination Of Alder.
JAMES b. BRADY WAS unan mously nominated As
Alderman Of the Thirteenth district and Twenty second
ward.
Resolved That the influence OF the democratic par OF
city OF New York be best promoted by excluding
from municipal Offices such have heretofore been
notorious 10 attaining power for the purpose Of enrchng
for their ingenuity la devsnE schemes to
bssy the INTEREST," not only OF their constituents but also
the principles OF the great national party Of the Union
Resolved That believing The time has arrived when ibis
should be redeemed from the udum OF berg and
OF the misgoyernmsnt OF this city, have deter
change representative In the Board Of Alder
and that present candidate for Aldermen
JAMES B; BRADY, a man whose honesty OF purpose,
fidelity to democratic principles and independence OF chasc
nsniy qualify bin 70 be the candidate u the masses
ward, and feel that In presenting such card
date duty the democratic party
ara 70 fellow citizens Of this Aldcrmsnic district
JAMES 8AMBRfCH, Chairman.
PHILIP DALr Secretary.