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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
Net a!louhI... '''' '........ S54,3Sl, As

Net amount. ""........ S54,3Sl AS!
Or more than one-half the entire
amount $3.50, 952.Ool) expended in con
str"c,ing and enlargng the canals. and in
terest on the moneys borrowed hv the
state Tor that purpose up to Sept. 80, 1861
- ma inc '"Ils are constantly increasing az
the business Of the canals increase.
An effort has been made to b' lind the REQ
PIE to the real purpose sought in the abroca
ton Of the Reciprocity Treaty, by excla:m
ing that before the adoption Of that treat,
the people o! Canada were c!amorous 70,
annexation, in order to obt:in the benefits
OF free communication with our people. bu,
mat now We hear nothing of the sort. AMI
on the contrary, in The pr sent bitter struy
gle we have not Single friend in the Cana
das. This is in the great part true but tr
act upon the suggestion Of these politician.
would only illustrate the supreme },,Ily o
cutting your nose to spite your own face
Because ovr Canadian neigh; ors are also re-
ce,'ing benefit from the operation Of the
treaty IL the tlimsiest possible excuse (o,
""r seek ID deprive ourselves of benefit,
amounting to millions Of dollars per annum
II should be remembered, that If the ire,
ty Is once abrogatei, it will be he work o
years, perhaps, to secure another in it.
stead, II one should be deemed desirable as
1t affects different interests in d tfersot man
ners and degrees. II the treaty is deE.ctiv,
remedy the Detects but do not abandon i,
J: any inequalities exist in its operation. So
as to 'avor one party at tbs cxperse Of tho
other, such 'neq'mliles can be done away
with by proper treaties and legislation.
The Reciprocity Treaty is one OF the very
ew measures which Lave ob'a ned congress.
sio"al sanction, seeking the benefit Of the
West ard for this alone was j, alnntcd
although it has been Of grea, valne to The
entire country. The West sccarcd i. onl,
alter a hard struggle and it should make =
is'':I more vigorous one rather than than al
low It's appeal. 1t will ~ productive OF
much more good to us If we extend it opc.
.ation.
This is a matter in Hhici, every Wvs:cru
man-and especially every Western farmc :
is deeply interested Let US not, then
suffer our interests to bs sacrificed by our
indifference or ignorance. II any senator or
representative from the North Sest allow,
himself to be inveisIed into concerning to
the abrogation OF the Reciprocity ety, do
your utmost. hereafter, to give him leave 10
10 stay At home, for he is not wor'hy OF
your confidence. But lest he should cen
sent IA sacrifice Jour interests. send your
remons'rances 10 Congress, by the thousand
It necessary and write directly te YOUR
own immediate representative, urging him
20 stand between ysu and the wrong in,en.
ded you. Let him know that his corst;tu
snts think OF these matters. and that thoy
are aware Of their own rights, privileges and
n,e''sts.--No'th0e'tern Ch,istian j, alto
cate.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
NEW ADvERTISEMENTs.
Volunteers Wanted.
For the THIRD REGIMENT,

4 N opportunity is now offered for those wi.b-
n ing to.servs their conntry in the field, and
yet avoid being DSAfTED, to enlist in this
Regiment.
s4O2. Bounty to Veterans.
1902. - New Il. cru,ts.
The Third Regiment is now st .t;onea a.
Little Rock, Arkansas, d"ing Provost Guard
duty !or that City.
In health. discipline, drill and morale. It o..
not be excelled by any Western Regiment.
Recrnits will be received by Capt Holt xs
st. Paul, oy Lieut.. Dreler st Fs1ibault bY
Lieut.. Taylor at Mankato, and nv the nnds,,
signed at Rod Wing. Also by any Of tho re-
cruiting officers appointed by tho Frovost Mar
shall.
II. MATTSON,
Lit: Gel. Sd MINI. Infantry, Recruiting Officer
", 0t'iicc over kELLOGG'S Drug store, Red
wing. ln22vsd3Otl]
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

HLs,aE RiDE.-We understand . move is
o" DOT for great sleigh ride to Lake City
rsxt Friday, a'w.ys providind tls ws.,her
10 suitable. We hope if il 10 carried out, it
will Be such Z turn cut a. will cause our
bake City friends to remember US, for our
MANNERS, at least.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
PROSPECTUS FOR 1864.
TIE PIONEER
Newspapers Of Minnesota,

Fifteenth year Of publication OF tho Weakly
Pioneer. (c>tabli<hod in ls4;.) Tenth yeur cf
publication Of the Daily Pioneer (cstabii.hcd
in ls54.) Fifth year of Publication Of tho
lri, Weekly Pioneer, lcStab ishet! in 1922
These papers, each the Oldest cr il. eIs,s in
the State.-arc respectfully submitted to tho
?coplc ST Minnesota for their patronage dur.
ing the coming year.
IHE WEEKLY PIONEER.
Was the first newspaper published within the
limits OF Minnesota. and has been is.rod con-
l'nnVusly, since ls4s. During that period
nearly " dozen c"npction2 papers hav. be,n
started. run c'rccrs Of greater or le.. length
and have expired. The Weekly Pioncr, j. tho
"n'y Journal which started witt, the or1anizx-
ton OF the Territorial Governments and Ia.
survived through all the business and political
changes OF the last 1iforn yo;.r.. For ton yc.r.
IT has been under it, present ma, acc1nc,,. .-
The fact that is has :h',s been published. With,
ont lntcrrnrti"n. when competing cnterrri.cs
have f"'!cd .jHstitics the Pubi.hcr. in assum-
ing that It's general management has born sxt
ls'actory to he public. They therefore pro-
pose no essential chang. Tor the voar laet 4.
hcrcof' re. it will he t,i, 81 ,. to faithfully r.1
resent and support the intrre+,s Of Minnesota
and to furnish its people wi1h tho latest xni
most rel'"bfc i"'"rma1 ton III every departments
OF ncws--cmp'"! ing ,;'r this purpose. =. i;th
cr'o: every available asst tancv within ,h.;r
reach
Term OF the NEu.kly Pannr
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
TIE RECIPROCITY TREATY IN
CONGRESS-

Our readers have not forgotten that at The
last session Of Congress selfish efF"rt was
made to have the necessary steps ,an.. for
the aorosation Of Reciprocity Treaty he
tween Great Britain and the United States
It was whinning|y asserted that the farmers
OF New York were being ruined by the
Of their Canadian neichbo1s.
in the face Of the indisputable fact tha,
those farmers arc now receiving vastly in.
creased prices for al: their products, over
What was paid them but few years ago.
The real cause Of this effort, however. can
probably be found in the competition in
between the New York ca
nails and railroads, and the Canadian route.
How injuriously this affects New York NAV
b judged from the official statement Of one
Of her aolest public men, Hon. s. B. Rug.
gies N. 7. Assembly Doc, No. 174, 1868
P. 4s], who gives the following table. show.
ING the routes by which the -four and grain
passing down the lakes was carried east.
ward -
crom bu0alo. ....... S11<n>r ..n.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
Terms of the Daily Paper.
TIE TPY-WEEKLY PIONEER

|TllE TRY-WEEkI.Y PIONEER.
Will he found an interesting pub lica:ion foY
hose " no are bcyo the rcse Of dnily msi 4.
! Of :: ho do not wish to incur II cxpcn.s Of tns
ldai!y paper. b". who wish to receive tie rlew~
ofrencr ia it coalt' be fur ni.hcI NV the weekly
II contains nj the news MISTER Of the dali. pa
rcr: c~uvicntly arranged for us e'i:ion.
T@rus Of the Try. Weekly Paper.
One ce?y hv mail payable for any time lin
advancc) a. the rate per rear OFF,. ...3S.oo
Clubs Of five to one address, each. 50
Position Of the PioDeer IN re. poet IL ,hc
Heb:i'io". the Admint'tration, and
Politics.
TIE P'osEER hc:i:ves in crushing out the
great rebellion by any mems known to civi',
'zcd warfare, which will accomplish the rcsnlt,
an" in the employment Of such means. it will
ac.~r: 1t rcr.r,. The rebellion ., gigantic n.,
merely in,its proportions, but in il, criminel:
ity; and the policies which will soonest and
most eftec:ua!Iy end it, and tho spirit which
gave it being, are the policies v hieh TNr Fisyr
EEK will most heartily rgstain.
TIE PIosEEE looks upon the Federal Admin.
lstr"tIon a. the only legal Or possible s1pos-
ent "no agent, during its term, OF the activs
power ofthe Governments. And, inssInn n. ss
THIS - orlees in whi. h the Government s.n ~
"ph.Id only BY forcc snd inssRuch also, -
LIE Administrations is the only medium through
which such necessary force can be exertsd. !.
VIII support the war measures Of the President
and hif Cabinet, while the rebellion eontipues.
whether such m. Asnres accord vithstbs pYec1 n
ceiyed notions If its Editor Or not The fact
is cheerfuI]y recognized that the President and
his Cabinet are - patriotic as any men in ,hs
'and--that from their porition they osvs bctset
opportunities for determining 1ust poiicics ti,.n
any others can haye--and thst tbey. are weigh
TED With responsibilities vEieh compel honest
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
Showing a"national' proportion in thesel
two CEREALS exceeding thirteen to one.
In Tho "pfodu cts Of the Forest" similar
disparity exists, being il tons:

ing the city and state Of New York--for
which they may thank the far sighted De
Witt C;inton.-But the grasping politicians
and tinancers of that state are not vet satis-
fed. They would gladly increase the tolls
on their canats-tand thereby secure greater
traffic and consequent profit to their rail.
roads--but dare not do it until they have
placed the rival route via Montreal and the
st. Lawrence out Of our reach. The abrc-
CATION Of the Reciprocity Treaty wou d
close this competing route to US, and wo
should then be entirely at the mercy Of the
New York Canal Board and the New York
railroads. Small ss is the proportion .ol
our products carried by the St. Lawrence
route. 1t is sufficient to- form an efficient
check upon the rapaci:y Of the New York.
ers, and in that respect alone is worth mil
lions Of dollars annually to the West.
1t may be urged. that the New York ca
nails have proved Of great benefit to the
West, and that the state should be REIN
bursed for her expenditures upon them
This we readily co"cede and in reply poin,
to the fact that by the building Of these ca
nails every acre of land in the state of New
York has been doubled or qualrupled i,
value the farmers in the western po:tior
Of the state who were formerly compelle.
to give bushel of wheat for yard of Gallo,
now abtain (or did obtain until the break
ing out Of the rebe'lion) from eigh: to twelv
yards OF calico for bushcl Of wheat; an,
nearly all their material inte, es,s have bee,
affected in precisely similar manner. r.
this let US add the following statement, irou
official sources:
INC gross tolls received from the New
York canals, from July 4, 1917, to
sept 81, 1852, amounted to...... SIS POS. "A
> Dsduct cost OF ropairs superintendent
ana coHectlon'''' '''...'....... u ,?l 6 .0C
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
". z. HAWKINS
FG51et e1', GLazje,-
PiPER HfyGEp

fE3sy sxesssea 80 = -''u = 10
Red wisk JuEe 1850.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

&C O.-... ~ Pc! cont.
Dunkirk and Suspen.'n Bridge
Minor points in New York..1Ik
Descending the St. Lawrence to Mon
"e"i - - - = 80. 49,. 100. ......12X "
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06
Terms ofthe Weekly Paper.
TIE DAILY PIONEER.

=" ne TIE frst Daily Pa1or pnhli.'lcd Within IT,.
limits Of the State and has b, cn issued with
out intarrnri"n since May. 1851. I, has from
!he first hccn the stan lar! nensrar@r OF tho
state. lt* nhlisher. III aim !, keep It 80. -
10 SbS"rb' r. ut points " hi:ll are served with
Il daily mail. Tho Daily Pionocri> confidently
recommended ~ wi lo"t superior ~ respect 70
the genera! attrnc:ivc4c.s Of its colm'nrs. xuI
to it's tu' and ac"u atc digest Of no US oi o,vr5
class and from all auartcrs
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-01-06

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22
aeneFal Moolellen,. Frlena,.


L
We have repeatedly called the attention
70 the fact that every sympathizer in The
loyal States with the Shareholders Rebel
non Is noisy champion of George b
Mcclellan. We have asked those Sdvo.
Gates of his claims who are or nrofass n
De war Democrats" in favor of sunnres.
sing the rebellion, either TO explain or dam
the fact Why is lit that we are ansvsrs:,
only with abuse, and scurrility? Is tbers
not something to be said in the prem;sss
that the utterer need not be aabamsd ~
.. foui reader, know some persona Who
stlgmetize the war for the Union as .ons u
.,lnyasion" or aggression on the part h
the North-somes of whom have oDenII
declared, and others have practically hs.
tFayed, their desire that the rebels sSonId
Triumph. Do you know one-barely one
5gL ness VINO ls not . supporter of Geo.
3. AeGlellans Think and s6yI
q HneFe was Mcclellan mass meeting in
our city night before last, whereby The
names Of qulte number of citizens were
p para q. as eHceFs. First among the Vice
FrestdentssWe note that of Henry Grinnsil
Letters from avoWed Rebels ia his, eit. =.
their friends in the Oonfederscy haze 49, ~
printed in the Richmond papers. vbsreis
aF.s GFinnellis praised as an open. arfisnt
champion of the Rebel cause. Ws,tlo M,
Otherwise know that he Is; we do knoT
that.the Rebels t6iak he is Can anv on,s
assutelas thatthey are Mistaken
Richard Lathsrs likeWfss figures In tb;s
ltst.of Vice Presidents. M. Latherst e :,
native OF South Carolina, and we presnn,s
e viii not be denied that, very near me
date OF her Secession from the Union NJ
Lathets proclaimed his readiness ia fis-st
underShet standard whenever abe Eh65iJ
S MS services; %e have not heard
that he'eyer retraeted that promise.
0ne OF our great hotels is otoriou,Iv n
such active sympathy with the SeeeIsions
ISIS that they and their foreign friends
1t ke u their headquarters when they wish
eur city They regard It as fully Ia tfisir.
interest aud ardently selections for tbei.
success That hotel will just as surely
give hearty and unanimous vote for C3s1
5aeGleilan as DE-. ohseYer's CHURCH viii
give strong vote against him.
Fne7 sCtellan meeting, standing nv n
sem would fully justify the non employ.
meut ats idol 70 lead the Union afmies
Y vas lsharaetetized throuR hout by a sn;rit
et.deadiy hosEflftYsto the Adminfstrs TO- To-,
while It bad not one harsh word fot he
rebels, and did not speak nor ACT as
thong gAsded them as fiaRrant v5rons.
doors, who ought To- be overt bfo,T1 sysS |
punished In fact, the Mcclellan naFty
does not dare TO Fdenou1ee ana sti9mat = !
the rebel Lion as wicked, dagitioas snd ~.
serving OF punishment. Il cannot af6Fd !
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TRusTEE,s SALE.
or Real Estnte In AIartinavIIle,

or Real EstNCe In MRFtInAvIIle, Ohio.
DYyirtue ofa deed of trust executed by John R,
ID Miller and Victoria Miller his WIFE, bearing dlfS
ON the til day of February, 1868, and now on re-
cora In the hecordeT's office, Of Belmont county,
Ohio, in volume psgo 213, will sell on ThursdSy
the 8lst day Of March next, AZ 10 o'clock A. NJ, gu
the premises, in the town Of MRrtiusVille the fol-
towing property, 70 wit: Lots numbered one hun.
dred and thirty and ono hundred aud Ihirty.one,
f1S0 and 1871 situated In WallGcss addition TO the
town Of 9artinsTillei the lots Is erected a COM
Portable dwelling hos. Q,
Terms OF sale: 800 ia cash, aud the balance In
six and Twelve month"; with interest from date the
purchaser giving bond aud approved security, a5d
In full !. q. McKRf
feb20-td Trrna sss
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ECLECrIC.

nR: 4. Il: LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon and
~ Aecoueher, tenders his professional services to
the citizens Of Wheeling aud vicinity. DR.. l. Is a
Graduate Of the Eclectic Medical Institute of Cin-
cinnAt5 and has had many years experience in the
practice Of his pro. tssOI and he hopes by close At.
tention 70 business, to merit share of the public
pAtronase. Dr.. Lee has given attention to and has
Deem euhnently sueceesfuI in the treatment of
chronic teases Of every variety and especially of
such ~ Rheumatism and disease OF the Bye & Ear,
Liver Complaint Nervous Debility, Cancers and
Uleers Constipation, Piles and diseases OF the Kid
neys Gravel, &C, All those who have been un suceess
fnliy treated for any OF the above diseases would
And y 70 their interest consult Or. Leo without
delay Outpraetics iseGfe, CERTAIN aud prompt leav-
Ing no mercurial faint in hesystem, but cieAnsiog
renoTatinE and strengthening the general system,
acEnS In unison with Natures uneFInS avs.
WHEELIAO, WESF Va, Dec. 18th, 1885,
10 All whom IL may concern: We the undersigned
members Of the West Va. Legislature, take pleasure
In aging that We have known Dr. Richard H. Lee
many years previous to the Ieakng out Of the Re-
6eliivn, as successful and snerge:ic practitioner
OF Me1ietne, (of the Eclectic sehooD both In kan
| awha county, Va, and In Gala COUNT, Ohio.
q. SLAOK3 eenaIor 7th Dist
srg ". 8. DUNBAR 81. IL. D., s. -
JOHN ii. PHELPS, Pres Senate
ONCE one door south OF Kfdmer's Hotel Main
| street. nIrR2 9nF
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new CLOTHING HOUSE
KLINE q HEYMA.Ml
TRUSTEES SALE.

p. ID
DY virtue OF deed Of trust made and a,a.,,,,, !,
u to me by Benjamin r. Goodwin AID Snnis
GOODWIN hLs wife, bearing date on the SIN dSvioT
july A. D., 1850, aud which Said deed s OF reCor,i
IN the keeorders Office In the County OF MaFshaii.
In the State Of West Virginia, shall proceeII ~
sell at public auc ion 1t the front OF the ouTt
House Tor harshall county, in the town of Noun5s
vile, on Wednesday the 20th day Of Anil A m
1881 to the Highest aud best bidder the fol1Ti5p
aesorloed property, to'wit: beginning at an Kim
lands Of Milton Jones; thence e. $50 b. IS toleS ~ a
White YAK AZ the top OF the hiI, corner 70 FredeF
lex smith; thence N. $40 y. 81 poIcs to LosnSt.
thenee q 6CS 90 poles ~ Linn at the head of drains
RIVER thence down the river win its msa5dsSJSsS
70 tho beginning; containing Thirty 1907 Ssrss
more or g, It being the same prnperkv LeratoErh
sonreyed ~ Jacob CrnUer. and wife, to BENJAMIN
u12ooNiae. py deed beartng date the 9Th dSy al
october, 1883, aud which said deed Is OF record n
the Record, rs ONCE Of the County Court Of NOR
shall county In book Is, folio rs; also ali az ma
GOODWIN and Wtfes right, title and interest IA 4
certain Lot and House BituAtedOn the bank Of tie
Ohio river, In Marshall county, YirSisfa, q bAin9
the same or pazt Of the same deyised bV JnsenS
smith 70 Stephen Day and decided by Stephen Dav
20 y. :. RAnlSay and decided by j. 8. Ramsay n
hentatn 2. Goodwin, and bounded rs -.follSvS
beginning At htake in the rpsd In said Days limo
ana running with the road up the river, y oies to
stake In the road; thence 10 small oak on tbs
point above the House in said Days line tbenre
Win said line to the beginning including ono acre.
ne there more or less, and alSJ the bauk in front 81
ne river, which said deed from y. 8. Ramsey sad
leG amin H Goodwin, u of record In thS ResoT
oera qhee OF the County Court OF Marshall conn.
~. West Virginia, in. Book ID, folio 40. -
Sellng as Trultee5 shalt convey only slch title
RS II IN me vested, III 1870 s4 $50
IkhMS OF half cash and the balance
In sig months, aud the title retained Itfl AT
anee OF the purehase money is Daid. u 1ziGfTfts
mt1I ID fG7 tt1 ! q. L. tCRANAERs
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Commissioners Sale of Valuable and
Desirable Lands in Marshall
-, &C County, West Va.


ElizA h0mpte, aux others shall County, W. Va
n pursuance Of decree IN the above case rsrJsr.
IL ed, I BhA1I proceed on tbs 6th day OF ApdI 1881
tthAt being Court dRy) at the front door Of Mar.
shall County Court House. to sell to the highest and
best bidder, the following described lands owned bT
Charles Kemple, deceased.
LIST. tract OF land containing $40 acreS at Lime.
stone. on OF near the WaynesbuTg road.
%. A tract Of 200 acres, known a. the Thou,
run land.
T 80! 10 acres on Wheeling Geek.
4th. The undivided half OF $50 aeres Of land at
the forks Of the Waynesburg read.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
viii chow the above lands to any person Wishing
to purchase. They furnish good opportunity for
cd. MICHAEL DUHLER
Dated March lst, 1854 Special Com'r.
ieb25-W4
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Trustees Sale OF Real estate.

EtY virtue Of = deed Of trust made by Marius Pur.
ID geeon and David w. Gibson, dated the 2Ith
day OF June, 1881, and recorded In the ONCE OF the
Reeordsr for Ohio county, in deed book number
forty: tWo-42-Eolfo four hundred and thros-4GS-;
4 WILL on SATURDAY, the 9th day OF March, 1854,
At 10 O'clock A. n, at the front door Of the Court
House OF Ohio county, proceed to sell lots number
nine and ten, in square number tWenty.eIght, in
that part ofthO city OF Wheeling called BusnR Vista
addition TO tho city Of Wheeling, as laid out BY
Emma ChurchIll'S trustee.
On the above described property Is frame cottage
with two rooms, q good well Of water, &c.
selling IS trustee shall convey such title q IS
vested in me by said deed Of trust.
fsb3-td h. O. COTS, Trustee.
?. &-Ths above sale Is poStpon ed until MON
DAY, the 4th day Of APRIL, 1854,
mar4-td HENRY O. COTS. Trustee.
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WOOD COUNTY, BOUNTY!

DERsONs odtitled 70 the Bounty offered y tes
II Board Of supervisors Of Wood County Nli y
paid - the Court House In PGrksrBb urgI on ana ~
tur the 18th inst.
Application must be made In perBou or By Att 255'
ney duly Empowered, this mu8teFirG C61cers eaIIm-
e4te endorsed by the party in his Own hand EFtI1s
accompanying each Application.
President Board Of SuperyisoTa
nnrl1 tl20 By g. x. LEONARD, CIerk.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-22
Steam Engine for Sale

INHE SUBSCRIBER cfsrs for sale at about .ops.
Il half its present value; one Steam Engine 81
men cylinder, 81 feet stroke. good supply pump.
sSId Engine can be bought during this Month at
S4gO and eau be seen At the Pnltney Coal Works TX
ln, m1a ge 10" SslIHtF' J. VIGIL, :