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Ex Secretary Chase is to accompany biz
his danghter Mrs. SpraUue, 10 Enrnpe.
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MAJOR CHARLES NJ. KOPP,

Mr We are authorized 10 announce the nj
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As a Family Physic.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

EOUR SPLENDID LOFTS TO Let's BY zee, FROM
street Broadway and between vesey and
Would he rented IL wished and
low pnce. Apply NJ c. BISHOP, l6i Broadway, first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

WILLIAM LEWIS, FORMERLY WITH AND sUo.
wv cras0r TO n. Solomon. Gold and Silver Refner A.
saver Sweep Smecr Old Gold and silver bought BooK.
bnders' Skswings and Sweeps bought or
basement
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27
UNCLE PILLS.
II - TT UR II VT
Ard
BILLIARD HALL,

Having atssd up the old Ph;ileo Uau into
1essa0ssnt aDd Billiard Hall. / w0u3i - har-
~ % s:e .nd aervs al who il On wssYJ, hss-
Fry snd tnisssy psisinags. through this woYId
crest LXPIN6- lHDILEO cE4rIYz1
Ek1ss 1s.u
Hsss y rsse foT tie rxaTy, drink ~ III
inarssZ. nod f.T The 6nESSy, viii stIjtssS
UNCLE PM.
Up Stairs, over xOHIlRUP = sxEEg,s
sssrs, Aais strss,t Es4 Wsng.
rs. Ism4lso1 Is1<nss AUCTIOSkRu
ma wsN zis.nd tOaaIss of Zeal Essase. 1s0d..
ssYsA ard Messhsnaizs 81 roo~onabie fsrms'.
e.1sA ve srYencs -ssss siTrSss;ssi.
I = ssasfs1s G, Ess - UNCLE rfff
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

SrtL THEY CoHE.-n. s Chandler, the
recruiting ot6cer appointed by the State for
this county. informs us that enlistments are
taxing place rapidly. During the pest xeek
ne mas recruited and taken to Fort Snellins
twenty men. The prospect Tor filling the
qaosa .. Ioodhae county before the lst of
Maren = excellent Persons who wish "a
avail themselves OF tbs manis,es, houn.;-x
offered BY the Governmeat vii, do veil =
sasi On Ar, Chandler sal learn particulars
--Rtgss asaa- '.s
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27
Tho Cr:ia Of Cooohue Count,

The Cn:ia Of Cooohue C.uatv
The quotas have been assigned to til
several towns and wards throughout the
State anil hclow we give the result in
Goodhue county, burnside, Central Point,
Pine Island, EoScoe, Red Wing, and Wacoo
Ia have all filed their qnnt,s. Ie each Of
the other towns there is deficiency ,anc
lng,from three to forty three Feather
stone, Florence, Holden. Hay Creek, Leon,
Minnco'a, Wanaminso and Warsaw, are al
Tar behind. and unless they wake np, and
make special effort, they will feel the
hand Of Uncle S,nu.l lail upon them one
of these fine days.
Rcd Wing is the banner town Of the
State. She has fn rished almost double
her quota and If million more men should
be called for, she would still be exempt.
There are five men credited to the county
at large that are not claimed by any OF the
towns.
If the draft were to take place in the
county, without reference to towns, VIC
should have to furnish but 149. Bu
where town has furnished more than its
q"ota the overp|us is not credited to the
deficient towns, but each town is required
TO "rn'sh its full quota, just as much as
though its neighbor was in like fix with
Itself. The actual number, then, to be fur
nished is $50, as may easily be determined
by the simplest rule Of addition.
tits proper to state that bu: forty-thrce
of the new rsc' u;ts from the old regiments
are included in this estimate, and before the
draft is made each town will be further
red i.ed with all from the old regiments
that re enlist, belonging to that town.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27
NOTICE.

S hereby gwen that the sum of $4,000 al
L the amour. Appropriated By the Board Of
County Commissioners for the relief of the
families of soldiers in shs service of the United
ssases-has bsen apportioned 70 the several
Townships as below set fsrth-and that the
sasns H SO -rperaaned 81. ready to be paid over
OF shs sc serai Toy SHIPS to b. by them lis-
traoasel in sscoraanse with the terms Of sha
Resolution. granting .uah x.ria,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

Coon FOR VAsA.-A ruusing war meeting
vas held at the old church in Vasa last
Monday. Nearly every voter in the town
was present, and then and there her quota
osSo'unseers was raised. or nearly 3d.
THIS glorious result was brought about
principally by the exsr,ions and influ-nce
u Col. IL. Mat.son, and gives fresh proof
OF the unconditional loyalty OF the Swedes.
Fight men enlisted on the spot, and some
four or ave more arc on the nxious seat and
will probably conclude I" serve Uncle Sam
uel. The following resolution WAS passed
Resokresl, That the town OF Vasa psy to
each man who shalt volunteer from said
town, the sum Of $loe.uo to be raised Is
follows: One hslf by an eqasl assessment
an each man in said town. between the
ages Of Is and Is years. sad the other hall
BY saxas'en On the property rs provided BY
Anticipation. - ..@
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27
Tx NOTICE.

TIE list of persons liable o"PolI Tax for
State purposes, in the town Of Red Wing,
Tor the year 1854, hes been placed in my hands
Tor collection, and must be collected be- ore the
18th CT Febraary next shall be around soon.
Red Wing JAN 9Th 1864.
J. W. HANCOCK.
Town Treasurer.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

In sk.s City hv Frank Ivss. o.. ths q in.s-,
HAREY L0WELL OF Frensinar. Goodhae Co.
10 Mss HATTIE KINBALL, Of FIorsuce.
Cfs~ssr Christ Cnureh Isens- wlIIf4n
D. HALE.i Tenn III eavv Arsssfervans vT<.
slEi.sss- gsEr he.h rs rs,..... ss.-s
SsSsa. S.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27
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
Rev. Dr.. McMasters, February I'd,
Rev. J. w. Hancock, 9th, ~
W. Bristol, Esq. 10Th
Rev. Jabez Brooks, February 23d,
DR.. F. A. Williamson, March. I'd,
Frank Ives, Esq. 9th;
lion. Charles Mcclure, 10th, "
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

LECrUREs.-We have neither time or
room to make an extended mention Of our
lectures this week. They are fully attend
led, and the interest in them is intense
Mr.. Webster's lecture last week on the
Tendency Of the Times, was we'll written,
we'll delivered and we'll received.
Prof. Edwards lecture on American Poe
try was just such an effort as might be ex
pected from him. 1t was sparkling with
genius and energy all the way through.
Hon. E. 7. Wilder, being pressed for
time. has engaged Rev. DR.. Nc Masters Of
St. Paul to lee ture in his place. The sub
ject is to be Old countries and new com
pared. DR.. McMasters is said to be per-
feet race horse on lecture, and we expect
rich treat from hina.
HORSE RAC1Ne-Horse racing has had
quite run here within the last two weeks.
There is course Just mile in length on
the river in front Of the city, perfectly
straight, and the "boys" have bee n enjoying
the sport. Billy Brown has got little
chunk Of horse flesh, covered with black
skin, that he thinks is capable Of calling in
the loose change, aud he has been running
him against everything hereabouts. The
horse can't go fast, but he is a square trot-
ter, we'll broken, and is safe 20 bet on to the
extent OF his highest speed, because he is
not continually losing length here and
there, by breaking up. The best race Of
the season came off Saturday afternoon lie
tween. this horse and little bay racker,
owned BY Mr. Emery Of Lake City. The
stake was S25 side, besides innumerable
side bets. The racker was no fool of
traveller, and Billy began to look streaked
about the gi1ls when the referees decided
the first heat won by the rackcr.-
But the trotter was the strongest horse,
and tho warm weather had made the track
heavy, giving slight advantage to him in
that respect The tro'ter lost the first
heat b; breakirg on the last euarter, a thing
he has not done before this winter Pros.
poets looked brighter when he came through
the sccond heat without breaking. three
lengths ahead Of his antagonist and per-
feet furor Of excitement announced rcpiti-
tion Of the feat on the third heat Red
Wing is ahead vet, bnt we adm,n sh Billy
to be cautious how he risks his money
against stray horse flesh, for there are tons
Of it wandering around the country that
can out trot his nag.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

JUST RECEIVED,
F. C. THOMPSON
And for sale cheap, an entire
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
Comprising,
BROWN sHEET1NG, DELA1Ns,
BLEACHED VALENCIAS,
PRINTS, MOHAIRS,
DENNIS, PARIS PLAIDs
BATTING. ALPACAS,
BURLAPS, POPL1N REPS,
Ladies' and Gentlemens'
knitted under garments.
W0OLEN YARNS, SHAWLS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS, SCARFS,
HOODS, BLANKETS,
NUB1AS, LlNSEYS,
PLAIN FLANNEL, SONTAGS,
SHIFTING {" , COMFORTERS,
OPERA !: SKATING CAPS
Ladies' and Gentlemenss
Fur Goods
BISHOPS LAWN, CLOTHS,
NANSCOK MUSLIN, CASlME ERES,
ESMERELDA BEAVERS,
REPELLANT CLOTH,
MOREENS.
Black and Colorea Dress
Silks.
LADIES BALMORALS,M MEMS BOOTS,
CHlLDREES BOYS 1"
Mems Buffalo Over-Shoes,
Ladies' Buffalo Over
Shoes Mems Cloth,
Over-Shoes,
Ladies'
Cloth Over-Shoes,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

THE GOLD REGIONS We publish letter
from Judge Reynolds this week: which will
he read with great interest hy all who have
got The gold fever. 1t is undoubtedly fair
account. so FAR as it goes, of the gold bear
ing regions Of Neva la Territory.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27


lion. Charl les Mcclure, 10th, "
MARKETs.-There is not so much sti: in
the produce trade as we like to see, yet
quite Quantity of it is finding it's way to
IN arket. Prices seem to be little lower
than they have Been for few weeks past.
The buyers say they have instruction to
pay no more than the quoted rates. Wheat
s5@S8, Oats 6O@62, Corn 5000, Barley
5000, Butter 2O@25, Eggs 25, Hides
Green, z cts.
CONCERT r--ArranSements are being mad 6
to have an "Old Folks Concert for the
bcnctit Of soldiers families.
AppolNrED-J. G. Hawes has been ap-
pointed Deputy Sheriff of this County, in
plGce Of j. II. Brand resigned.
REcRU1wNG.-M s. Chandler is the on
7y recruiting officer in this county, and per.
SONS wishing to avoid the draft and secure
the large bountes had better apply to him
Immediately, and he Will procure transpor
tation for thera to St. Paul.
~~~~~~~~---~~
LEFT OUr.-a-WE we're compelled last
week to leave cut something, t, make room
for the Finarcia exhibit Of the county,
which we published. The question was
what could best be left out? The question
was settled in this way. Leave out that
that co"ld best be left out. What was
that Why, Thomp<ona advertisement "f
COARSE. His splended stock Of goods, his
neat store, his sailing fucc, his gentle
manly clerk, ever re"oy to wait upon Gus
,cmcrs, and the low prices Of all Of his
goods, were Of ther,> elves advertisements,
nst to be neglected or diSpiscd. 50 we con
CIV l-l that none Of our patrons could better
.atTnrG to have their advertisement left ou'
chan Thompson.
.NEw SHOE SronE.-Wc direct spcci u at
%en;ion to the advertisement Of Ncs>:a
Sinons e D!nu, who have fitted up the
st ,rs next 4 oor to tho Gnodhue Co. Drug
Store, in:o first class Boot and Shoe store
They arc first rate men, kcepa first rate
stock and are determined TO give sa' fac,
,,:on. Give them 4 cli by all means.
sCn1cAGo JvCNSAL.-Wc publish this
wcck the prospectus Of the valuable jour
::a| above mentioned. We regard it as the
the very best paper in Chicago and recon
.mcnI it in preference to any other Its
spolitc, articles are sound, and entirely
free from that fanatcism hat characterzes
so many Of our leading Journals. It's ,elc
graphic news is late and reliable, its com
mcrcial reports full anI trustworthy.
THANKS We are under obligations to
J.. B. Morrow Esq whose return among
US We hail with sladne~s, for Chicago pa
pcrs one day ahead of Tie mail. Hon. S.
S: Grannis will accept our thanks fer copy
Of the Annual Report Of tho Secretary o.
State, and Superintendent. of Public In
structioa.
Hon. J. NJ. Gates also, viii, accept our
thanks for a package Of valuable executive
documents.
BEWARE OF IMros1rtoN.-Some urprin,
cp|ed parties have PIT large amount o
worthless stuff called Saleratus. and scat
tered it. all over the Western States, much
to the letriment Of ID. 3. Dsland & Co.'s
excellent Saleratus. This worthless staff
is put up in blue or green paper and called
''X 3. De Land & Co.'S Housewives Fa-
vsrits,' while D. B. Ce Land Co.'S House
wives Favorite or Chemical Saleratus is
put upln bright red papers. Beware Of the
imposition.
Goap FOR VAsA-A runSinp war meet;no
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

sssssE.srr g ss;is u sf~r sa.s ~
~ IAsEAy II GO.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

AppolNrED.-J. G. Hawes has been ap
pointed Deputy Sheriff of this County, ir
plEce Of j. II. Brand resigned.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

.&Ew SHOE ScoRE.-Wc direct spcc y at
+en;;on to the advertisement Of Ncs>:'
Simous & D!inu, who have fitted up the
st ", next door to tho Gnodhue Co. Drug
Store, n:o a first class Boot and Shoe store
They arc first rate men, kcepa first rate
stock and are dctcr,nint.l TO give sai>fac,
A;on. Give them 4 clii by all means.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

RECRUITING. M. S. Chandler is the on
7y recruiting officer in this county, and per-
SONS wishing to avoid the draft and secure
the large bounties had better apply to him
Immediately, and he VIII procure transpdr
tation for thcra to St. Paul.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are being mad
to have an "Old Folks Concert for the
benefit OF soldiers families.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-02

their army at Richmond and Atlanta, while
the Unionists can only bring part of their
army to bear on those two points, the bal
ance being scattered from Norfolk to Tex
as, to hold captured places and forts. The
Rebels were never 30 weak as they are
now n--
The above has been accomplished in the
space of three years. Is it too much tossy
that the work can be finished in one year,
at the same rate of progress made during
the last three years2 9, 1r5,I=
We make the above statement as a re-
ply to the assertion of the Copperheads
that the war is no nearer its end than it was
three years ago, and that President Lincoln
has accomplished nothing. p.
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ROckPOrt, &e-, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
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Sharon Center, Granger, North Royalton, &C., ar
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WarrensVile srriEes daily At 1915 A. NJ.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-02

rewin be fight fierce fight, ter
rife fight, possibly Kilkenny cat fight.
The Peace men, though alarmed at the
shedding of the blood Of their Southern
brethren, may yet spill a little of their
own. Mcclellan having got rebuff to-
day, tonight Mcclellan thunder is again
being manufactured in the streets, and
very likely he will be rushed through to-
morrow. J. q. R.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-02
CLEvELAsp, O., June 20. 1893.

This is to certify that have been quite
deaf for the past twelve months, and was
troubled very much with disagreeabIe
noises in the head and ears of every imagin-
able description. The difficulty was gett-
ing worse and worse every day. put nv
self under the treatment of Dr. Lfghthiil,
ofwhose skill had often read and heard,
and am happy to state he has entirely
cured me.
Any one calling on me or my parents
with reference to the truth Of this state
Lurut, senN do 90 40 shall always be happy
to recommend DR.. Lighthiil to anv one
who is troubled as l have been. Ireside
with my parents at Niles, Trumbull Co.
.r... FIDE r. HARRIs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-02

The piece Of music composed by Rossini
on the day of Meyerbeers funeral Is enti-
tied: @Quelques Measures Funebres anon
pauvre ami Giacomo MeyePbeer-6 Nav,
1894, 8 o'clock a. m.-Gioacchino Rossinf."
II is described ss a chorus in four parts, the
large rhythm Of which is indicated simply
by blows struck in equal times on mufled
kettle-drums. The theme is solemn and Of
melancholy character, and seems to have
been, suggested under the inspiration Of
deep emotion. The words were written by
N. Emilien Psccini, co-laborer in all the
vocal pieces which havereeently proceeded
from ROssinTs pen.