The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

u. u. WeDSt6r, 18TH,
Prof. E. E. Edwards. " 26th, i"
Rev. Jabez Brooks, February I'd,
Rev. J. W. Hancock. " 9th,
w. Bristol, Esq. 10Th
Han. +. T. Wilder, ." 23rd
Or. r. A. Williamson, March, I'd,
FraaK Ives, Esq. " 9th;
Hon. Charles Mcclure, 10th,
MAEKETs.-For more than 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 fo,
oo@94 cents. Corn IS, Oats 50@58, Bar
ley 7O@75, Pork in the Hog S5@$525 pc,
cwt, Beef $3@t per cwt, Green liides 6 <
c.7 cents, Wood, Green, 81 50@3.OO, Dry
$3@3 so per cord. llay $o@l0 per ton.
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 a
chance to set bargain! Call 500" il you
wish to get the first choice.
LECTURE The Court House was crowd.
el last night, with persons who went to
hear DR.. Akers lecture On Etl,noosy. We
have no time TO give an Outline, even, oI
tho lecture; Indeed. we should lack room
If we had time. 1t is sufficient TO say it
was profoundly interesting, and was han
died in such manner as Dr. Akers only
could handle it.
The next lecture of the course will hc
mex: Tuesday by Rev. $. II. Smith Sub
joc', ''rho Bible ~ Literary ProLuction.' -
1t Is gratifying to notice the interest that
is mani estel in the lectures, aad the Iul
houses that greet each lecturer is sufficient
compensation for all tho trouble Of getting
th Ill up.
SLElGn, roI SALE.-We direct special a,-
ton''on to the card of. +. Wright in whic|,
lac adverti>rs S!:;Shs for sale. Now is tn ,
ums to buy. Th,> is the sca,ca TOR sleigh
ins, and Wright la. the article nr sale
WANTED Now.-We want about five or
s'Sc 'rd' Of WooI,-w:tu dry and part green
We wan: it now, AMI We want those Of
III, Sbnr,, T.
to b'''s it 10 US, to the an.ount they owe us
II they have it, or, any who owe us in any
".nor way may bring wood unl We vii.
gladly t"ko it On account at the very Iii ga.
c.. figures it Will bring III The C,sy.
COUNTY Commission EKs.- The Com,uis
sioners mot yesterday. There is consider
erat!e business before them, but we uo no,
s4l''ak It advisable to give the pubic any Of
their proceedings until next week. wien We
shall s''o 'l4. whole. One hing they ought
~ DO, and that is u make suitable approp'i
-s''o"s 'or the support Of such needy soldiers
candles " may require all. and they ou.h,
~ send up request 10 our Ecpresen a,lyes
and Senators 10 have IN ac, PASSED lesa liz.
ins an tax thxt May b. nrcr.sary u carry
consider this ,ua,ter.
FlEENIX AErENrloS.-rhc members OF
yarp.at Engine Company NJ. will please
scar III AninL that ~ atsht Is the night q:
.,heir regular monthly NEE ing. Lei every
.snruher bs on hand in ssason.
RATHER CooL.-We hase been having
spell ot weather that il not laid down in tho
chart Las. FRIDAY morning At j o'cluck
she Thermometer indicated 81 degrees bs.
low Zero. This is rather more than was
called for in The hs.con,ract, but We will not
Grumble as it is not out OF seaxon.
rerIrtox.-A Petitioa has been signed
by the members Of the Bar Of this place,
which petition will b pre.cn,ed to tie
Dosrd o' Commissioners At their present
session. asking them to tear ou. the seats
NOW Used for Jury seats. aad ia THAR stead
purchase twelve goed substantial arm chairs
arell cushioned. We beGere tie Boara
will nos refuse to gran, the petition. Il is
bad epoqch or any persaa 70 be eompelled
to sit uuuhsr of bosrs 1t time, but il il
particularly hard for 9ersaas ss do 50. rho
are wholly unused 70 sedsatery hasi,s. Our
jurors are mostly taruers and lsborius men