davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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are gfat1ded TO noto movement among the re.
spectacle merchants Of our city 70 ignore entirely tha
evening sessions Of tpecuators In grain asd whisky
which are held In the Sherman House cazroom. That
inauetlal members Of the Board Of Trade Rhould ba
forced 10 assemble every night amid the fnmes Of to.
bacco-rnoke and whisky. and absent Themselves from
the,. families, Ia not only WONDER but dIegrace.
II Ii Ia necessary fer buslnass to have evening
sions OF Change. why not hold the meetings IN the
Board OF Trade Rooms. Hhera there will be neither
whlsky drinking smoking. But 1t Is not necessa
" At all-the transactions AKA mainly Of . gambling
chsrncter-and no commission merchant. sells theres
without endange1irx the interests Ct his principals.
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MT FROM NORTH
CAROLINA.

Daring Beconn oissnnce by Capt Cush-
Ing. United States NnvY-He Visited
The Subn RIBS OF " Nun1lu.ton and Cap-
fured q Valuable Rebel Mail-ln-
1ensely Exciting Trip Down the fklv.
cS-aOtE the kebrls were OuIxF1tted
nf kverY Point
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY EvKS1sa, July 9. 18M.
LUMDEE-Recsivedy yesterday, 2.7eo, ,oct feet. Mar
ket t active, especially flor choice descriptions of
lumber. Thtte Is still great wAnt Of deck rootn for
which tbs trade is extremely tncouVenieuced.
SHE6LEs-Receiyed yesterday aao,toa. n large
demand, with an Inadequate supply. Prices very
firm, with IN upward tendency.
LATH-Received yesterday 115.0 .0oo pcs. In tais de.
mand, and steady at preaen: quotations.
CARGO HALE8 TODAY.
Cargo schr Jenny Bell. from Frea Sell, sold By
Btckfort, g. cc0 leee COARSE lumber strips s21to
balance at a17roo; cargo s:hr a. e. Hart. from lsn-
nah, Ley l. Co.'s Mill. Grand Traverse Bay, 2SoNo
fe ct lumber, Il strips, At $23 60.
tT1a phev varh mir
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nrAru or TIE KING OF WCRrEABuRo.-
n 4hc arrival of the steamship Asia, We have
.,cxrs If the death Of King William L of
1ynrtemburg. He was born on the 18th Of
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.Aa1utiC Cholera.

Tbsprou,pt use cfDr. D. Jayro's CArmiaas1vo Bai-
sam will alusys remove The DIAsrhea and C.amps
which accompany the Attacks Of Cholera thus often
cen4uering the tsease in tts lnepency It has fra-
quertly been adm intstr,ad IN nei1hborhoods uhero
the CLeleEa has been rsg1E eptdsmlcally. aad has
never failed 10 give tmmeeia:e and permanent RELIEF
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FROM SHERNlAk'S ARMY.

The RepuIsc of the 27th-TepoErAphJ
OF the >ftua1Ion-The Flank move"
ment-The Death Of Col. Chandlef-
Death OF Lieut. AnoWless ot tue ootA
Y11SnnfN.
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ARx PRoNFrLI CURED BY
Jayne's CarminatiVe Balsa1Q.

It quick. safe and certain In IT. action sHordinx
tnctdiste let whtn promptly administered. Axs
does net impair It's virtues neither ID subject to tbs
VARYING Influences Of climate bens equally eocuvs
In anlatutndes. It IN Ill respects what claims te
be-6 "SrA1pARn HoU4KuoLD RxxKpT," which
every family should b supplied with.
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108 AtAD2t0A IN i &A&AAAAAACAA]
In the House of Commons, on the I'D, Sir
John Hay asked II the attention Of the Gov
ernmeut had been called to the action be-
tween the Kearsarge und the Alabama. He
also inquired whether, In view Of the expert
ence gained by that action, Government
would continue building ships which could
neither fight nor swing.
Lord C. Paget said the attention Of the Ad-
miralty had been drawn to the fight in ques-
f,on. but it had nothing to do with the quee-
finn Of the vessels to which the inquiry re-
fetred.
On the following evening, Lord Paget, in
rs,,1v to an inquiry, said that the Admiralty
~ not think It necessary to send an officer
~ cherbourg to examine the mode adopted
to strengthen the sides of the KearsaFge in
or5er to resist shell, that Information having
1eeu obtained when the vessel was In dock
sr England.
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The total receipts Of Hogs during he week ending
to-day. according to the daily returns posted On
Cnanee smsuutto II 59 heA1. This Is u head mora
than were received last week. and 7S8head more than
wefe receysd durlrR the corresponding week Of Last
year.
follows:
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For tho Week Ending Jnly 8. 1864.

SATURDAY EVENING, July 3, lsds.
Tteleceipts Of Beet Cnttle and Live Logs as the
va1ous yards IN The city. during the week ending TO-
daY, compare as folows with .he previous weekly re-
tefpts since June I. lEk4:
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.r .,.. ~ r...,x, .-no.<s5 Il. +a,s ~.,x1.+~--
are os = 1aris Of e s!orags "a 6ttsAei, uaisss
otAe7.ciss sfatsg. @ fsour u so4a de1arertd .'tsts
sArrKDAY Hvxs11a. July g. 1881.
ER REIEaT=:.GEA1ss =! 3 ssFsx1oafs-t1r1sr The
win Wheat, At ;he; schr Cascade. With Wheas IS e.
-LAxs AID ! AL" "FER1Gu1s-Tnere 10 20 chAase.
Flcnr 10 9oGton. lake and rail-. ezaa...
Flour to New To.k laks and sai!:.-::;.,; iin9-...
100 ns...:..,..;:.-::.-:: @1....
Proytsieps 70 n ~ w,t:r. lo' ns.'.. soz'''-.
Pork to hortres1: al Ester; ;:............... 94 u
F1onr 70 Montreal. ~ sarnia. -.'.
flour 70 toEtland IA Safnsa. 3$
Flour 70 Boston. sin sarE1a "......'.'..
Flour TO BuH1to, all Ass.... 4aA...
Tbs rates to Montreal. aotea ABOVE, IL Dc pa1a ID
gold or Canada coftctcY. -. .x..r,
road ra:es; r,,-4,,r. v,.,.
r fcuf'a S!ass' ECU,
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Diarrh1n and DYsentery.

It Never falls to guhdue the most violent attacks a
these complaint. no matter from what ca1fe they
originate. Aa changes CT climate. wafer, &C., often
produce these serious diseases TrsyeeEs and others
should always keep supply Of the Cs1rinartyo hy
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Tnn following arc tho earnings Of the Chicago
Alton Railroad Company, for the week ending July
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HAIRB OF IKaIoHT or LIVE STOCK fAoA CHICAGO To
DETROIT.
Cattle. Hogs q
10 D..
MIch Cent and Mich. g., large csrs... t65 g sc
Cars Of 2lt .....,;..............s.. 211,M Sse
Michigan Central, small caTs4........... 5oo0 SIC
TO BUrTA1o oH suse1SstoH BRIDGE.
Mich. Cent and Mich. g., large CAFE. 5000 Sc
Mifsn,n ~ n9 Cen,Isi, smsil csrs:s. so0a SIC
tort Wayne cars, ~ ieet............... sL8 ods
TO PITTsDVE0.
p,t.a. Fl WARNS c. cars os 22a feet. 5000 &c
uo carr Of 200 feet -....... 5000 55c
Rates to Dnnkrk $5jo car lesa than to Buffalo,
Rates 70 6anir1 e. r 1so M 1es than to Buffalo.
when shtpped By all rail.
BEEF CATELH.
The tota1 receipts st tho various yards In the city
during the week ending to-day. according u tha
daily returns posted on Change, amount to 8197
head This Il 2, LIZ hsad esa than we're received Last
week. and q head mora than the 1eceps Of tho cor.
responding week Of last year.
The daily receipts At the various Jaz5a aompsre Is
follows: ..-.
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dYe on u b1rfs of &c stoFG16 per tttsaeL u7ssss
0the7zrise stated. Flour Il so4a ddlrertd MAess
akdeffck&4 d&4tk4. =
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nYSENrERY, DIARRHOEA,

Cholera Sunmef COmpluInt, all
8oss~l Aneex&On., &c.,
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0BNNaE8CIAIa.

- SATURDAY EvES1He, J1ly 9. 1851.
The tete pts and sntrmeus during the past twenty.
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-. 2.64 7.4 p. m.......,... ass
. 2.6t 1N p n.....-...... 2.nk
ri : 81 3p. m.............. ..74
:. ASK SOD. m.,,..,... 2,75

weak htd panicky a. afo9
at tuwarsts noon, aftst oi4-
IRON New York annpuuc.
sma t1rmer, rant up to 2e5,
!. 8ud 1t closed arm st that
at 80. Government 5.9is
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ID :; S bags St. Louis impaired Pes ches At l9c.
FltH-HDI1 F1eH tn better supply, with xen-
erxl tenAnc, market nrn at 1estc11a3b quos1tons-
TaoCT in rnccerata supply. Prices nlm and nncnso&
Cd, MAc1rRIL IN moderate supply PF1ceA veFy erm
with m upward tenoency. copY1su IN amau Eocoipt
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p,+ra n er+ra vrndes. 3s.:5a7.73
Med,un ~ rrfmn rTn .........,.,.,. 5I3.*4.50
f.eH,.-nn - * We. tnn 1rares 15Xa5 %
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received IN, 61ale QQO1enco py LIE Emperor.
and presented the letters which accredited
him as Minister Plenipotentfary Of His Mn
jeety, the Emperor Of the French. The In
PRODUCTION was made in accordance with
court ceremony. His Excelleney, the French
Minister, accompanied by Count Bombelle,
Chamberlain to the Emperor, went to the
imperial palace in one Of the court carriages,
and was introduced into the presence OF the
Emperor by Senior Nesrete, who acted as
Master Of the Ceremonies. He was then in-
troduced to the Empress by the Marquis
Corlo, Chamberlain to her Majesty. In bis
address to Mex1milliun, the Marquis Mon
tho1on congratulated himself on being the
first Of the foreign Ministers to approach
the throne Of his Majesty, just raised
By the acclamation Of . whole peo-
pie. The work Of renovation undertaken
by the Emperor Of Mexico was such one
that none but great soul, attracted By self
denial and love of well-doing would have M
dertaken It. France will watch with ferTent
solicitude bis noble efforts, and eTer be ready
The Mexican nation already understands
the yalor Of the Emperor's design. His no.
bic consort, By her grace, virtues, and elevn-
ted qualities Of her talents and heart, VIII
render unalteEable the adhesion Of the Mezt-
can people. Both. the French and Mexican
thrones are alike raiaed on the basis Of na-
tional suffrage, united By community OF
ideas and the reciprocal interest Of CONNER
cIal relations. go that the two Empires will
hare for national link the continual agree
ment Of frank and loyal policy"
In short reply Ma1imillian expressed his
satisfaction at seeing the representative Of a
sovereign to whom Mexico was 30 greatly ln-
debted for its future welfare, for which cause
1t already expressed genuine. gratitude.
|. He expressed his confidence in the Plenipo'
tentiary, and bis desire to tighten tho bondd
| Of friendship between the two countries.
| SCENES AND INCIDENTS AT TIE CAPITAL.
Afew evenings after their entry, the non'
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24
UNCLE PILLS"
R ESTAUR,a3eI E
BILLIARD HALL.

/ Having lifted mp the old rhiilso Hall into
10 Restaurant and Billiard Hall. IweaII he hap
~ 70 s<s aud serve all who is On = weary, hun-
CRY aud shiTsty piigrimags. through this world
of wsr and STRIFE TOR. In the Easxa.vr OF shs
great lNpE.IU HTDiLG1 GEyTIEIa
|Ii7U.fI1s. 1Nsr fms far
Here il rest sar the wsarv. drink Ter the
thirsty. faod fer the hurgy, With little
mare cs4sr too
UNCLE PHIL.
Up Stairs. ever NORTHKrP& Is EREEES
Store, Main Ssrse, & Red Wing-
p 8. lam al.o 1 License AIFITIOyEER
and will ass.snd 20 sass4 oil Real Estate t;scsss
GOOD yssessnss sivesIf r~s-sirss-
Assssssss 20. E.x sss. UNCLE PHIL
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24
NOTICE.

tn. Board ct Directors o thy eqoahne co"n-
ty Agricultural Society AID Mechanics .llz7t!
tutc arc relaesscl to meet 1T the Court t"use
IN Red Wing on Friday, tho 4th day Of March
next, at o'clock P. NJ, for the pur pose ofmak-
ing onsia list Of premiums to be offered on the
next FAIR and to determine the tins Of holding
the same and for the purpose of transacsius
such other business as may be deemed expedl
eDt. -
Dated at Red Wing, MINI Jan. 10 1854.
}. A. MARVIN, See'y. ". S. GROW, Pres
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24

DORk, Lard. Rus.<r. Chsese. Egg. ana Yish
for ssle hJ 8. c. HARLAN = CO
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24

EXHIBITION FOR fEE BENEFIT OF s1cH
SOLDIERS. s.-The Adelphian Society Of Ham
liue University, as%i>ted bJ several ladi,s,
propose to give an exhibition in the NJ. e.
Church in this city, on the evening of the q
OF March, the proceeds Of which will be
given to the Red Wing Sanitary committee
FOR tina bena6t of sick Minnesota soldisrs'-
This exhibition will be disconnected with
the School exercises. Some Of the best
students in the University are connected
with this society, and they are making such
preparation as will insure complete success
They propose to charge an admission fee
of twenty five cents. which we know will
be cheeriully given for an evenings enter
tainment, when the object is so worthy
We know our citizens will patrepize this
exhibition as they ought to.
Tickets will be for sale at Lowater's Book
Store, Harlan Z Co.'S, Dr.. Jones' Book and
Drng Store and Clarks Drug Store.
For particulars see printed programmes
~~~~~~~~
TO CASH BuyERs.-We direct the atten'
ton Of merchants to the advertisement o.
Sherwin, NOVEL; & Pratt. They are live
firm. snd do just as they say; and wo be.
lieve cash buyers of Dry Goods will save
money by purchasing Of them.
THE County Auditor has just received
from the Adjutant General list Of volLn'
teers credited to the several towns iE this
County up to this date.
Philologian Exh bition.
A free exhibition of the Philclogian Lit
erary Society will be given at the NJ. E
Church on Tuesday eve. March lst. All
are invited to attend.
Exercises to commence at 7PM.
PROGRAMME.
PRAYER.
The Old Bay State, A. II. CELL.
Daniel Webster, T. 3. SfROCT.
Deaths Mission, W. W. SnEEKS.
Ban and Dlcnncr]lassct, G. NJ. GOULD.
MUSIC.
OHATlONS.
Choice ofVoca ton, Wu. A. WRIGHT.
What is Pntriotisms I..J. CRfST.
MUSIC.
DECLARATIONS.
Ihc FrcEcll:nan and the Rats, F. BOLES
Energy, II. GOODSELL.
The Pres is Proclamation. n. +. SrASp1su
The rising oftho People, II. R.;EEILL.
TIL: Stars anI Stripes, w C. RICE, Ed.
MUSIC.
oRATsuNs.
A. L. Wclch IN memoriune, Z. Z. HERBERT.
The principle ofsucccs. in War. L. WEBB
MUSIC.
Epi;ogur, J.STAFFORD.
MUSIC.
VIZ. A. WHleur. President
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24
100000

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, VINES, ROSES, SHRUBS, &C
For the Spring Trade Of 1864. ''.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Send for Casa-
Iogue. Address J. GUILD, Nurseryman.
3 Beaver Dam, Wis
l-Mrs o. c. GIBBs, Main st. West of
broadway, will receive orders unEil the mld-
die of March.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24
PUbLlC LECTURES.

The following named gentlemen will lec'
ure at the Court House in this city, on the
evening Of the day, corresponding to which
their names appear below:
Dr.. F. A. Williamson, March. 1st
Frank Ives, Esq. 9th;
Hon. Charles Mcclure, 10th,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24

PuTSAxs Cto1H's wR,saxa,-Y- refer
our readers to the advertisement Of Clothes
wfingsrs IN this lapsr this week. More
than half the Asri sa~k ofa washing i n
isvsd BY the ~ Of = wringer. and noney
linysaei 10 one, n ssa isr st~i.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24

A LAST Observation-Disclosures Of infe-
rior Saleratus. who could not sell under
their own names. have doubtl ss adopted
that Of DeLand + Co. And the labels OF
their Csemicl i SAleratus-a superior article
Ito make sales. They cannot >ell twice
in aplace without detection. The genuine
Is in red papers.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24

GoDHv,a- L\Dys' BOX f,r Mlrc. has
COM. 1t is useless 20 a emp: to 3e: arou nd
the fact hat G,4ey pah'i hes the hes
L,dies Ma;aziue in The world. There has
',ccn greu competition in this line Of pub
lica.ion, bu: he has main aimed the high
Standard he attained to III the start, and i:
now, as he long has been tho popular Mag
.Isine Publisher. The March number is
vich in Gus. Pla.es, Designs, Music and ELI
CANT literature.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24
Putnam, Clo;laes.Wringcr.

The ONLY reliable Self Adjusting w-inscr
The frame being OF Iron, thoroughly GAL:
v"nize 4, aNdapg>r tram rust is ,en.oted and the
diability to shrink, swell split. &C., 60 una roM-
able in wooden machines, j, prevented.
-'"f.uDlb scre"s or c1>ne"1scated fttst<sia7s to
wcrr oft OF get out OF order it can be fastened
firmly to tha tub in siag!e secomd.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT COG
WHEELS.
1t took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty
Sovcn State and County Fairs in 1851, and is
'rlhout an etcsiption, tis best wringer ever made
Instead Of believing the statements Of par
tics interested in tn, sale Of other wringers,
TRY 1T, ANDJUDGE FQR YOURSELF
Test it THOROUGHLY with ANY and
ALL others and if not entirely sati,factor,
retnrn it.
1t will wiring anything from 7arsud TO 4
Bed QutH without alteration.
/ Patented in the United States, England,
Canada. and Australia. Agents wanted in
every town.
| Energetic men can make from -. to 10.
er day.
Putnam Kanrfaeursag Co.:
GENTLEMEN II kaor from practical er-
rerseaee fsat trca seeH gazranezed uiM zinc rl2l
MT orsdi=e or rust particle. can safoIy say
after several years experience in the manu!ac-
ture Of chain for chain-p,tmps and water draw
;ers. in which have tested the affinity Of IRON
and zinc, that if the process is conducted prop
lerly, it is a perfect weld OF the two.
Nearly one year ago my family commenced
using one Of your Wringers- j. now performs
all Of its functions we'll as it did the first time
ii. was used, and has become An indispensable
article with US. have closely observed sev-
seral other din7s Of clothcs.wr.ngers. the mo.
dus operandi being different, trying to prodnc<
T. the Same results as ths PntRam Wrings1, bu,
in my judgement the yhave failed TIE Pvt.
naas Vrsag<r Il aear .ne'7.et a. poses5ze, asd
Ieas ase<slly recommend II to b tie Bsst il sse.
/ Respectfully yours,
4. ~ mo ". WHEELER.
/ ...- Cleveland Ohio.
Many years. experience 10 the Ralvaaizius
business enables m. to indorse the above state
Sment in aU esrtisxla,..
/ JSo. G. LEFFEgTs,
j, New York. Jsnnary 1864
i No. 2. Ss 80, No. l, 1870 No. 4. xs.oo
II AanafsesursI aad soI1, wholesale aud r.
: tail hr
& THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.
] No. u Plat. Street, New York, and Cleveland
j Uhis-
sc. xoETHgor. Agent.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24

DR. CRARY.-The members and congre
cation Of Jackson Street Church. st. Paul
have recently made donation visit t
hxT pastor, Rev. Dr.. Csary, At which the,
donated upwards Of 800.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24
LOST!

IN the River, between this City and the
~ mouth o, the Cannon River, pock>S men,
orandum, morocco bound. contaiaine two
promisary notes, two or three letters and two
or three receipts. ANY person who will find
be suitably rewarded.
RIB. SMITHER
Red Wing, Feb. %, 1ab4.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24

knKSssAsD says hs viii sell goods -
cheap - the rest il he has to sell issor tsss.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24

LEcTrnE.-Prof, Horace S an1cy has n
gsse'l 20 lecture next Saturday evening, at
the upper or Co:'er School House, in the
town Of burnside. on the subject Of Tenn
tal ahs;anance.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24
SRE<'1AI. NOTICES.
Letter List.

lGCC0I IlSt.
NO. s.
List Of Letters remaining in the Pos
Office at Red Wing Minn. Feb, Oath, 1864
which will be sent to the lead letter Office !,
not Called for in one IN NTH
Anderson A. \. AI,ms NJ. n.
Brown II. Dckerson \. J.
DThbeshy, Martin, G!aziel A.
JJ hnson Walter S. jewell Moses,
Lemon Mrs. Henry. Lr,h, !. F.
Lawson Miss c. J. Mike Henry,
Masenis John. [2) Marin. Albert,
Mcloy, Miss. +. (2) Swanson, Andrew,
White, Elizabeth.
E. p. LOWATER, P. NJ.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24

WE again direct attention to the call for
\ mce in, OF the B,>ard Of birec' ors Of the
Goodhus County Agricultural Society, and
Mechanics Institute. Gentlemen bc on
hspd promptly, and sustain our common
interests cheerfully.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24
R u B B E r S,

and almost anything you can ask for in the
''nc Of Dry Goods Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoe
AMI Notions. Bat the better way is to cal
at No. &c, Main S.. and satisfy yourself with
out taking anybody's say tos it.
Red Wing. Dec. %, 1868.
n"22v91y
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-02-24

City and County Affairs.
RED WING, FEBRUARY "a 1864.
PUBLIC LECTURES.
The following named gentlemen will lec'
ure At the Court House in this city, on the
evening Of the day, corresponding to which
their names appear below:
Dr.. F. A. Williamson, March. 1st
Frank Ives, Esq. 9th;
Hon. Charles Mcclure, d" 18th,
GREAT EEoUcTloN.- q Huset
IRE selling off their large and we'll selected
stock ofgoods at greatly reduced rates.
Read their advertisement, and then go and
see Il they do not tell the truth. Mer'
chants are maxi great calculations for.an
entirely new stock of goods in the spring.
aud they want to clean out the old stock.
COMPANIES A. F. and D, Of the third reg
i'm ,at came home Saturday and Sunday
and they found that the patriotic ladies Of
Red Wing were expecting them. A table
wos set in Sterling's Hall. where all the
good cheer Of the city seemed to have &C
cumulated. Capt. Phelps made speech
to the soldiers Sa, urday nigh: at the Hall
that was enthusiastically received.
(h,u go
ans. They are welcome. We would TO
God they were no more to leave US for the
trials, conflicts, dangers and death of the
battlefield, tut it canno: be. Their country
claims their service yet little longer, and
then We hope they will return to spend a
tong life in the quiet enjoym:n' Of the home
xhey have honored.
THE 92p.-The Anaieerss of WasinS-
toms bir.h day WAS as plcasan, anil beau
eul a. soul could desire. N.ture ceebra eI
that day in her most charming syle--p y
that sordid, selfish humanity could not to
row the ex .mple. "Not gun was heard,'
nor buye no told the people remember
cd the great cheftain. Form the VoLUN
rEEa Office noa I'd The Stars and Stripes, and
,l,at WAS the ex en-: Of he celebration.
FEArHEn>ToNE.-Tho citizens Of the
town Of Fea.harStone held NEE in 3 in their
town on Saturday evening, to take in o
considera ion the question Of offering boun
~ 70 volunteers who may enlist FROM or be
accreli el 70 that town. 1t Was determined %
Offer a bounty e $40 10 such volunteers.
In order to make the means Immediately
available, it - determined to borrow tbs
,nuney on a ioin: note. and at the annual
election to vote to levy 4 tax to relieve the
makers OF the note.
Warren Bristol and VIM. p, berger E>Qs.
wore appointed u committee TO negotiate the
no c, AMI George Ee'therstone. Esq IA com
mit:ce to recruit at ST. Paul.
, 1864-07-31

NEw Aus1c.-H. n. Higgins, no. III Randolph
rtfeet, has inst published two beautiful sopc..
which need but to be heard to b. admired. Thev
arc There will be no Vacant ChaIr," by 4. E.
Wlmmstedt, being reply to the "vacant Chatr' !:
Hayes. HI. Higgins Ia adding largely to our STOCK
ofne. music. bis issues being generally Of lie
nist.Glass- look through his stock viii well rr.
, 1864-07-31

ka Nc Wnlcd made him always 4 worthy ex.mp,e to
nle men and iellow-onfccrs.
~" ne,se Thai tho or.lliaDcy OF hi. military c.-
sef, which has given to his u1lne al imprk ae
nme, has not outshonn our recollection OF Bis
many ptTscnal qualities, but we his fellow citi-
IL, ~ fr,psn'ens p aod frten1s mourn not only tho
aena. st IN hoaorah urrasht citizen, m eloquent
so'atof m accomplished zcholar, eac.idc1ug pa.
Ateared, That 10 The afflicted mother, who has
ss.n & her husband and her .al ant, son to her
sqrs ", tender our Warcst ssnpash,cs III h.r
u, Rssxssd. That 10 tho broken.heartcd widow Of
i.tiE ~ hMaailga1 NC ofcs our tenaeseas conao
hnsha.d ihre Sne nas tboan, ny her devotion to h:s
Toithy ot the patriot eho loved. and worthy Of iii
thst devotlon mat tuch ga.laot roldier and no,e-
hsrs hs ss
tnino n That VIII cnahrnc her husband and brothcr-
cnaesso,s children, their countrys fallen braves.
M fcn' arr on fhcs ,rrtvn In thf- c1y, and we
s nd the funeral ss sch te as may 10 d.
tie meeting: ~'A ~
:, "nsaLIso. Va, Ju'yso.
,o1 afsSa ,s,i, nsts re We1e maj By ts Governor.
st.te oa they 10 IL sae, e,se1ea e a.
81 re e ei9a. ae ,g1ns. sF5ysia
nnss e &, q se pSft
,,s: ;ss Ssi ..m.s. nss''n oa'
q. Colonel Tucker aunoEn ccd that tho following i.
tns otoef fthe procession 30 far as Ia vet deter
MN mined npon. Many other societies viii psstici-
pats who have nut yet given notice, '
Military Escort, compo-ed Of detachme ents Of The
sth and 18th Y. Z. G.
Clergy.
das9aS. S Bsssel.. M tarse. nssts.s. sa' Gasss Gnsss
Family In casninges
Committee OF Arrangements
, 1864-07-31

IFF51u Eue :. !. Tf1tNhe, 23h,
The market for Domestic Fleec. has been without
enthe1oo dnftnc the week. 1et prtcea hAya uudtF.
gone no essential chaDEe, 4udln0 the stFn
RE1cY N tna money market ern and III tho leading
i've inquiry and holder! there ara real ga,
Tefs iull pr'ces 20 qnose a. oo 81: lo0l 10 (nf
sa1ont 1tects; o6c1fo0 Ter lullbl1od Merlnp: aSta
GHcio.h 70 do; %; ere Tor Ea'ive and i. do; :sc
~. ~ pnIled md No: DO, and Sn8s3c Tor com
o0ns Sel.t snd ntfees sre sou nominal: VIC
y !eaNc Tor N Eashed he1siz4: 4593oc for do
Cspa Of Good Hppt: &53tc hrvxsa.1 East Iud,s ;
go :ot nnw*se:3 Aft:sn: s5@6oc for washeq do
5f83ic fos Mexican and u1wAshed Smyrna: s34Hc
# Eashsd Smyrna 2ss55c fer co Ernon tS pttue IN
wsthed south Atne Etcan, anc a4t5'c tor washed DO
ad91ccs nom Englatd report the market there very
au!er. reidlrr su auction pf Colonial to tska place
In London anc Ii, epool the latter part this month