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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-27

1865. Il. A. TRESliG'"
dsc7 eod2m. Secretary Of Treasury.
ADJ'T 4 INsp'R GENERALS UfxiGE q.
RIoHyosp. Va. Aug. Is, l&Gl.
GIslxAL ORpIRb.
No. 65.
l. Ii having tfsa rep.so.ht:A tt SIS al
Department: thns there arc nsiinlisrh Il 'jr-
signers, entrappsd BY a:iihco r,!A T-Hli ina
tic military md utval ssEIica 81 Us inlte:
States, WIN would gladly withGta. FROM insi
:her' participation in tbs ini,un.sn ~.EI"r;
wsgesI agsins. rsoEls Who lS:s nsS;I sist:
:hsin preteTt e: hostility, .Ed l;,lt la:rs
| ga many inhzbissn.s Of tia fai..G ".et:,. nrr
| .a!ainsd 10 that ssrYi9e, egaii:: !!:7:s *i!l
.ho afs avtrss to aiding N tha ahi'ia; var
now btirg praseoutsd agginr. .:'sth.,.:siosss.
States: Add IL bong s.au KNOWS Iras 5;e.i
men are p.e?ea:sd ffain ahaEaonInp e:il!
compulsory service, LS sbs d.ii!ttiI:y 'faT .sz
pstishes in escaping therttFdn, !! ls o:d::6G
thst all such persons, cotlicg w!t:::n IL: ii1ef
Ut the Oonfsisrats a2luas, shsI! ;e !tcr::,t';,
srotsoted and euFp,tad will. Msah' Vt sDt.iss
thGe, sunhi such If thtm "a :;:rra it, d.. Gs
forwarded To the ,n0Gt Convenient i:;,i.r "
he border, when all faaiG!iss S:G IL :;.,:.;l,,t
sham 10 latura 70 sssit h6mss.
by 0giss. 4, CODThE,
oat.-u s ( L. i:s.s..l
| scisiu DE- rAp,upisI IE;vT9-Fs G7IIa -.
| 81 hichaoHd: rE L f.: .:i.!. .A!ri.
ORUas GIEzR.L
90,
| w qa'l eat Representa- al EinisseTa ce l..
Guers quill = : IN 9rsnd nonlhf- 4 'ci'G1Ea7; IN.
s1absuohes, par de frzudulo1so5 'aiiAa. -; 797r
e;co naval ct l,siie,Ts des E'sl5 unis ssTs:.::'
asses DISPOSE s;le plus psrticiFcT aan a:'>:.r
iDhuusiua, eIsanises conire nu F0nI'le, ~; 80
jsmais fsuTni do pre.e1te sls l.ca;;:s:
We quill est de nombIeii1 i.Sbiis:1!: daa I:;aa
O:iS, ru!enSs IN service conire lons e,:cn''
suI qu:ls il I5pugnaTat Dc pT:!er :. Ea.i. !; /,
Zuerrs Unique. "a: so f.s sc,uo';;isn! .isi Eiats
5onftileres:
Va. sussi, &C 'so rs;son dee dih:cal'sr. GSi !2-
environment, ca, hGmIna5 SOL! ca:T.7a5 d..
le1rc faor1s pom Sc sozai7z;:o 60 vian l.: -
Ordonna, eD c@naeqncEan.' qua tG;i.a6 paIa;;sir
dams ce5 eat5s CORES, Fsne:raIi dsa5 IT, :e,ea doa
aTr7sss Gonfederees, ssTori Treu,s. rsotaea.. Ct
vslonneos jusqu CO zee oilloc :; >i.!r ei;es
-qui pouna;ent 10 desirar, puissenf atsc aan:;ni-
nees vers les poiats leg plIs iavcTs1la DIS !:l.
sieTes GA toas eaeoITs lsur aeTonf -fr6Tiss f;i.l
| ;seiiiss. ieaT rsso17 dana ie1rS f0y.;7.
| ID ni'l,l,
4 COOPER.
I c,t :: Il, ldi,d,pt az In.r:cf--r f!t.jG..i
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EAYETrE2ILLE IN .. MILITARY
Il Aur D {; Z
Tbs ar1t SESSION CT til iasti:nl., Eli ':r1E:a;:Msls
Of February, 1sth.
applications ior ,i'tslca Elrt ia.3. rlc! 10 hs lt
Jahu.rJ I:s sho1i khph 40. =: tasI sill De ntds
tbo1u AodfssI h.: III. A. EsgEs,
superintendent,
A!so santea, tao Tsl1ssE. 81 :h!f.;, e!seiuoD, and
ETEEI ~ III liza Ia:::I:'-.. auiTe'' - ltdT..
no&H
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T:zAsrkJ pSF....nslEs., O. s. g., !;
..:;,rr-pQd CIT, IL.

T:yasrkJ psT.-.nlEsr, o. 3. g.,
.:;1iir:ugd,, G<s. Il, issL
MOE -TAxxa2LE 3Jiiii3.
~ 800 E5sLIoH EGA..
SALE t:GEc:NTED.
Es.Sic-. aFPi'c.tl:H, s3'. fe:a ASIDE G. hi CAD
it-i ;.le .Eel2 {. :sTc:.L: 2.siioa, esq
1S1..:sl-.i a. e:ctiEr: ;E. sc= Esii-i.. rnc:.
is,.s. icr i..e !sis o. :t:c- :-ci-sr.si 70 s:i
II i.S.s E;a -: c-7: sai -. i:-.: 81 al.
sr--,rS :j.s:: -. ----.:-- = sels7 -
il; ;. :SzitS:t!:l
r.isiE has"..--g s:."s=iT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-27

FjoLhiNS IN ST ST i E.
The next t,rl Of lEs Ias....lo III oprn ca tue :0:h Of
JsaES. sod std CO tns 95th lf uaacr 10 proselt
i faoIiJ. AFpi!tilss los sdrsifscI -f'loasd be laas
Ior, 6osri ard tdr56, rs,sts n PTo,.sis.s =. old
pros1, $40; HiIlo s9j III CaG5sardtr fanfs. $3.50;
Ad5J o2L0 Fopll, ra,sl oVes, fgbs and III. ssa-
esyEarts 10 siyL1Ot
idrsss Ito spPsrinttGdaa;, Il! i;staiaaH 'pi!nhs.
u: L. CoOsE, BuT..
The following pIiae. uill TO E!oE.i Tor pT"7sons
vhe,t TO- Gera; Geala. p.a. Ptitael, d:iGd full,
per bushs barnu, HITTER and lard 20 h.hss Far round
hour. IS FER baT:s E-chlsrs ii pos .a;:6a; rcfS and
ssef, 10ota:E psr penad. dts SsssSf
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Tbs Pfesitest asd Drscnrs ri :'s ;.rs g H., -.
monwela haze declared itiae!1 ~ ::T.:. -. Sit.
payable 10 me stockholders i -S::e.y Sd. az. g.
81 ia. Of JacuG.y, 1855. . \. t:.l'.-
Gees oIdtlA Sf.hi-,
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o7PIal ;ssuaAHCE 10. gF STA .'sNE...
tlucI7kD, o. -, ]. -.
TliE I'LL sc.o.s 81 thii company 81 - - a=td ~
d:nd CT tEeya Par cshl psyab.6 - it= :trt'. a.
on and af1sr ,ns ID d,y Of js1u:-J srs.
ioc1
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IN v I D L n d
Ths President iud Directors CT Gs f.c'lsr. Z
TgEia, .t RlchnonJ. h3yt tecisrfd G!'.,' =. b.
cesi. deduclng ont. fou1h pr: crI;. GO:ls - 80
payable on sud ate. Nonds., 81 "sE..7r- HSr'.
d,af.ag ". 4 FTHUTiirr o..
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II. P.e:id ut sad D!:rttc.E G: ~: ,r+ y! '''.,.' ,
VA declared dlvid,nd OF .r.r :r, IG1-t, ;...l
for the ls,t ex month";. Lut &C: dolly - pc!
psS cent. bonus TO she .lesvcg ihree
able 30 The stoofholt:T on Erd se- :be 81 f:oE
ds.3.6. !. Is. .tC.rrtll, t.r ,r-.
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w, 800. = I.:sr,,. ~ - -
i..s ne ~ Essa:iSs-
fssi.rsI DIIs7xiEs. &. =. Al
S.rI.-,..; aE5. ssh, IA.
BY Ms 18Th ass,u; et sl ~ Sc ipi .:= Jati ;rsy
hnpS JTeI r.hru:.f IiIr, ssi. a =.af-.J ~ Gs T. ii.
i=.y. E:, lie isoTs "a, :lfSI psJs ss
.1 j3sT! ci!s r,t;tsiira ~ ;c1S .! PeScs si.h
IL, 1Gi,eG Mtss. TS:y caa.ot &c so!a Dg ara only .r
- t.sc ecu ,t!:,;, 81 liz ssflfcri-A - E.s VIII
as /! E-s-fs :.s .u- il ps5nsa sAt!r d-.-
i.S7 ,s: $50 "a .!gs- tr-s. io~.' ns. !ruE te1a'
ton. -
The iitessc5 81 rf::sc.iE Is AK tiI !s1tfsrs tt.
u YuT ea!!.i 20 III. r:.. :: faG;o b:
c.Iis,Ss "r..as t-ca.: Air-!.arsu ~ iE"l. ff;u
Sls!z tIo t ?!its ,aesrin:Ei :s sa:a, I'D !.
:,e:aiI ts al :Et-i G:t!, L:1o ~ i utsas c!;.
G> Ia - :h,..A rsd.sg Ii :a,. a:d u'srS-t
ttros. ;ae :a:: "i.y=oie Il eu.ft-s: Il i&:tIsi*&s
-.,:i -. pad u. GGui,iU.,y tasre7i-iL
ni..s.- Is IA hrtaJ k"i:1;.s'h aaG rtfshs! %
.:r;;-y eI :as -.ral.;.n Rid =; iisss tEp:esiGo Il
ia I7-isi- =, Isl'i,.l iisf .t:s rsu:i
ga ~, u. . T2r2HSig,
tE,.i Il s5era.Sr, ~ Tftss.Ir.
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S,T.AP. RR, sCfII.. GF:IaE- l.
R:cAxcac, DEC. -, 1851
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Gc1.-:hu.l:l. Q; 2st.eicI of to:d e tEc I.r -:
Day Thinner tue soIderI In 6ea Lee: srnJ and IL :s
ho,pssls IA this eh, viii Go brorg: eTenthi: railros
f.e- Of ef.rgc By any srin.
ps.T:lt iess.s NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS houid &c
p.t into Secure packages pi.ay a,i.d. ard .s:d5 e.
b.ils oaded 81 s.lrn 7ola ca the Erad
&c, - tEc :rliT 81 Of a. tr5i1.
d.2:.i; ECTR.'ar't
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i-<a5TsT Birt5ruEa., .. q, a.
5.i-,.E,",.,., Js5 80. isji.
T;asEu::., SitS;f.t

= -----
- CHA Il pTEEss;s, 6: "a irTT-n,5la. leo sA!iy
I;sjiiia BE- Ito T:a5rJ o: u. Gai!iIlhi". Tc rl1
.,1!cs ;a s1ir5s: ,iEt T.s:srs- sid 81 Dspos'
Sc.I Itvrr; n;k!sJ, ara liIebs aetiottsedt &c
f:i:.t L.: ssld pot.. sEtt uo ai :i=I, III 81 ss pc!
:.a-n'l. ,ros t=iSa cr Ffia..Qes:G+:sy ~ IoAEi
n:sts .5 III. III d.aaai. liLer is s4;s.Iaa af
.ij::I GLyt.
Ard III lf- AyaS:t :sr tia ale - IL. -to7a-bonrs
Esrrty Sa.=sHU, .:.ySe l;z t.a :c7i, Will tho t1
ty.3h s"iss ah:Il5 ii la,al: .. 'i,; j'lti: i"i:, =
H.: ss:s q So s-!'rsr ctI;lis q. as1 sahs2IiL,
= .uHt n stef.; .psIisS-F7s asTTsssSFt. y
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hinspAT, DRosKBnR GO 1864.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Senate met al la o'oIook, Tias prs5iian
SrlpalNs in tho Chair.
Tho Caa1s laid before the ssnats the follow.
lag communication from tie Secretary Of sht
TTestury:
TauAsuaY .DIPlRTpsaf, O. g. A., |
RIcHnoND, Dec. %, 1864. (
lI,a. .4l=. a, !s'epksns, hssiasas efhs c. s
.Ss1afE %ss
5i.-l have the honor Of bringing 70 th'
attention OF Congress that the rtceiptof Pc;
cent. bonds and osrs hostss in;psyr eat ofisxes
as provided by law, il in effect the redeEiptior
OF thsse public obligations; buttha. no authofi
II exists by which they may bs charged so-
oordi6gly. They appesr9O the credit OF take.
received, sud ROMAN on deposit in the Trea'
st,ty, ss paft Of tbs cash fund. i respectfully
recommend the pasIags OF an aos providing
that all psr osnt bonds sud oor tifoatss re-
csiYsd undsr The aoi 6f l7sL Of February
1854, in payment If tsxeS, shall DO consider.
Cd ne redeemed, ind be cancelled and charged
against any funds in the Treasury MT other
Wias appropriated.
Vary respectfully.
q. A. TklNHoLE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Referred tSFinance Committee. snd ofder'
Cd 10 be printed.
Tho House Currency Bill VAS slso referred
to tho Same committee.
On motion of Mr. Hill, the Senate RESOLVED
inalf intu sserss legislative session.
Alter short ti.ne the doors were openso
sn.i, on motion Of Mr BasRTsIL, tho Serat:
adjourned
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I.erTr0irE%sN9 OF stIiz

I.GsTI'07Es.iNs OF stIz
4
Safe MILITARY WGRK9
IRA s-,e CT ID. E!sts HirtsrJ wor., a GIeenIiUe
sGTsrei 70 IKE pla.s In 0ealoi.,s g., % Taclday
nsI tar 1sttruItxat has bsen posri sd By cEds5 Of
IN, 1xcs;lsccJ Tho aoyeSlsr.. ] ,uEs Turf1a,
rois:f Asdl.e. Soa,h osresna
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EIf:Jt;l.I - = N.i!
Il liIi.3hQkO', Il. e.. E;!h!r.tkI AuAD'
Al Ell
The Eoycash bcid,Mn &C. Ct III: tI.ef16u I'll: esS:t
oh Wednesday,, Tsn.ssrJ IL, 1876
kpaIcsileIs lcI si.Iinn Ell - dsds Slor 10 iItf
;esnber ise4 shea, -b,:s tIias It's a.s 1:il b, 1ad
rnnrU idd.oes i4jur ~. II. GJEDUEj,
onfi IN EsE7rtnt ndsnt
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E..Unl u, u 70 ~
The Directors Of th!, rcDparv la" .'-.,ui e.
dend OF ten per ets. Is. - iri fhh:i 1s'. - O.
ats c1 older. o. snl afrc thc Iot :, ng.-r. I-a'
Dig d 7 Z so n..iit = ~. L..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-12-27

NOTICE TO UOI.DERb AND OWNERS Or
FOT1R PER CENT REQISTEkED BONDS.
ISSUED UNDER ACT OF FEBRUARY Il,
lSGd.
Nttae Il lle7aby riecn 10 Eoiahrs srd owners
ni four per Cont. Registered eaads, issusd andat
40, ii February II, l2Gl. that lae intsrsst due on
III. ssre to Ii January. 1915, Till be psiG upon
nres4ntst;on Of tho bonds y. ANY time after LIST
.pro1imo to tbs Trsa5nrrf, Assistant Treasurer or
Pay DcposirEriss naE.oA be!o%.
il i. imprn:!icatlo torrepart rrhstlnlas for this
payment Vi Interest Gu i:Iese k9E!s sa tbs nun.
bar AMI ANON, II :t.oss sur!crtlsral !G paytntas
Il. A. TEESH0I.H.
SIC: :tnrY ai tie lf2seu'J.
rf2aauiar, Richu;tnh, Va.
nab't tess Chsr:estnu g. (
Do s:abi.u. AL
Neppsi:-;y, Ra!eish. n. G..
Do Savannah. 10.
Do I'allxhasaga. Els.
Do hor.aomsry Ala.
D. Columbus, hisiaS.
Do blarshsl!, Texas
nao r.
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'fna lGsr Is lsr3.-''l iii ie!!@h. saii q
CI.list;an T;:I asrIsr, ;u.a sLsaia al Fuh-
licaNs and =SCiant, Gii:rs. hi,a :EeJ tS: saEaR
all fr6mr.n. tIOE p'st? l.e: ne lo2k about
ms. TtsJ hara lsft me stu and .laocn. Ere
aid water. & lIsioE vifs, AID mary f,iendS 70
pity ne, AMI CIR 81 il disconrfe; and, unless
I lis. ttsy lista s!oi ihksn as7sT m3 merry
c5nB;tna;cs, sd mJ ohss,ful spiSss aud q
,;uo:s conaa;;f.-e. 'fhey h.ya still lift &c tts,
nr6,;dercc a Cad. aui Ill lis PROMISES CO
:he cospe;, 81. lsy f4:!siaa, sl,I ".7 hopes Of
llsnrsu, e.r: sps charity ter and s.ilil
t:csp, a:t u q. .:.i raj, a,'! ,iris,k; l road
and asd,a!e: I en- n.iE Ia my nsighbors'
,,Iossaus .ihiis x:,.i gag the rariotles of natu.
Y.l beauties, CHI dslisht IN ell in which God
dsIiehss; that Ia, IN virtue and wisdom, ~
the WHO'S crsatipr, aad in God himself
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oFriza s,si:u.sc : s.Frr=rEpe

OFfiIA Eini.nyan = s.FTE=rCfa , 50.
Eiaan.E. 't.
Tbs Board 81 DirsGio!. il ,ya - cl-i". s.s.,.
sr ceDi on tie caniis! c:a*s Of ih!f t;T>"' .sz,
on AMI .:tsf The SIst ia.,.nt. - III i-
= ,ckh o!dsr. on tas e".h u .9i:,r ;.ss;S.'
egslrspssssnii;i7sS =. y. ;'r-'.:-'
uciS :lstJan
THE president, AND I!i..G - &,
Tho Rank OF SirEizip ....... 80
do.;l Of 81 p,r cent. for &. $50: -. "a -. "a
d-dcct!on VI Gusr;e, ": cent, in.a .. ...-
iLs eight Es;t or IS 81 per Sis:r ~ 'it 8. -
dsrs II d d sIi,r ;hu :G!h .esl "" ;-ar-
ds.5l Q. r'.'
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r., ~..t AR 4. ALLEGRE

.:,re1> Z. s.HH;l:[G; DEC. d, 1861.
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cc.l;u. Adjadant OF Iusrscss1r '9iai:.i
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RlcHApH3, July IN, In6i ]
CLINICAL 0sDsSs,
Al, 8
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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

TnE ILLUSTRATED PHYSIOLOGICAL .1.rn
MAJ. roR JuLr.-vol. 40 begins with dou.
bio No. now ready. containing Portraits
cA aracters and Biographies of leading men
living and dead, such Is Hancock, sedsxick
Wsdsworth, Hawthorn, Murillo. Prusideu,
Of Columbia, S. A; the Dying Gladirsor,
y. with u Portraits. Charac,ers. and Biographies
Also. hhno'egy. or the Races Physiology
the Law ef Lte and Health. Phu.aolosy
with choice Of pursuits. PAysiognomy, 0.
signs Of Character" Psychology. the Sci
snee of ths Soul. and much ether mattsr. 10
p 'oand II no other pablicasian. II i ,
! naadsonsly ilIastassd neathly, with
n:ne'y s'x eo'anns Of rich lsading matter
Nsssm en- have Il. Sold q 30 c,.es ar xa
asJeas. y FOWLER q WELLS. No 80
B.seaw.y, New Yosk.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

ZUABRoTA Fornrn or JULY CELEBRA.
T1oN.-Ne did not receive the proceedings
OF tho Sunday School celebration at Zun.
brota on the Fourth OF July, early enough
for last week, and might not have consider.
cd them OF suflicien: interest to our readers
to have published them at this late day, had
1t not been for tho patriotic and generous
action they took in raising money for the
Sanitary Commission. That was the bes,
part Of the celebration, and is worthy Of
immi'alion on every possible occasion.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

RA1S.-From letters received from Fort
Abcrcrombie, we learn that they have been
having severe rains up there. On one occa
sion it rained week with scarcely an in
termission. That is where rain will do
good. We want to have the streams up
towards tbs head Of the Mississippi, and oI
inc d. Cro'x raised enough to get the logs
o0s, 'os oil classes OF business is suffering fol
want Of lumber. .... :
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

HEAvY LAMBs.-Mr. n. A. Britt Of Con.
cord township has flock of thirty six
sheep, ofsome common bred. crossed with
the Lester. lie weighed two OF the lambs
This spring the day they were yearned. One
weighed ll}}a lbs, the other l2A lbs. lie
weighed one Of them again when he was a
month old and it weighed 3S lbs. They
are cut q fair average Of tho flock: The
mother Of one Of them shcared 81 lbs O!
wool this spring.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

BUs1NEss.-We thought it looked like
business enc day last week, when wo saw
TWO steamboats, and five large barges lying
at the landing, and the levea piled with
freight that had just been brought up.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

New APPLEs.-We believe Mr.. Bruce IS
entitled to the credit OF in.rod ucng the first
new fruit to cur citizens this year. Last
Friday We SAW \ fine basket of app,es-or
rather, basket Of fine apples at his saloon
un Plum st.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

"llE Still LIVES. Tho report that
VIM. Freeborn was killed proves to have
been unfounded, for John Day has received
q letter from him dated at Fort Laramie, af.
ter the sad event was reported to have oc,
CURED.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

ALr BURNETT. having busted most of the
buttons off tho clothes Of the people up riv.
er, has concluded to return and finish ur
tho wolk he began here. He is the funniest
man on earth, and keeps his audience in a
coavulslon of laughter all tho time yet he
never was known to say a word or do an
act that was in the least degree offensive to
the most refined taste. lie will be here
next Monday evening, when all who want
to hear the greatest living humorist must
20 early or they will not Get seat
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

, Hor.-The weather for tho past weak
as been intensely hot. We 80 not know
how high the thermometer has gone, bu.
from % to % has been the general range
Sunday night between nine and ten o'clock
1t stood at IS. This we think will do for o
Climate so much abused as this IS.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

THE Members o! the LADIES' Sol iier,s Ala
Society," take this rnethod OF returning their
thanks 10 Rev. h. Norelius, Pastor Of the
Swtde Lutheran Church, ard his conyrcgs
ton for their liberal donation to our Society,"
and say that We appreciate tho PATRIOTISM
and kindly fore.hought Of their Pastor in
c"'''ne 'ot q contribution as also the read
mess with which they responded to the
call.
At the same time We return our Thank
to The Adelphiau Society OF uamIin, uu;
verslty, for their donation of last March
for the benefit of our Minnesota Soldiers
which, as our Society ha> not held its reg
uIar meetings, has prevented our doin. s,
sooner.
These donations have enabled us to do
m ore 'han we otherwise could, and we
thank you in the name Of the so.d ers whose
comfort will be SO greatly augmented.
Sec'r
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

Sun S1RucK.-Ws are panied to learn
'hat Mr. Carney, brother to Thomas Carney
was sunssruck last Saturday, and has died
from the effects of it.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
DIED.

In :tis city on the 18th inst. at 10 o'clock \
NJ, uCf L.Daughser ot dwight &; Lucy
Tillotson, of this city. 1ged 4month..
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
49, %
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Letter List.
NO. &.

NJ. 8.
LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIu.
~ IN the Post Office at Red Wing State o,
Minnesota July Goth. 1864.
6T"To obtain any Of these l.tters N.
applicant must call for 'adutrtised lftttys.
give the date Of this list, and pay one cen.
for advertising.
0"u not called for within one month
they will be sent to the Dead Letter az
fee. W.
FREE DELIVERY of letters nv ,or.
r'ers at the residences ofowners IN cite,
ana large towns may be SECURED bv oh.
sersiog the following RULES:
~. DIRECT letter splain!v to the str.s,
and number, as we'll As the post office and
State. "''a
2. HEAD letters with the wr;,er,s
pot eT'ee and Stats, street and uun.ler, sign
them plainly with full name AID aeouss,
that answers be dirested accordingly.
't3. Letters to strangers or trans,en. v;s
itors In town or city, whose special ad
dress may be unknown, should be marked
IN the lower left hand corner, With the
word Transient.
race the postage stamp on the ypp.,
T.s"s-aaad corner, and isase spaos between
VIC stamp and direction for post-marsan1
without Interfering with the writing.
"a REQU EST for the RETURN
OF letter to the writer, if unclaimed r,,h
IA ~ days or less. written or prIntad vi,b
1sie SHtef naHse. Fosk off-e. .n.1 s,t.s~
.c1oss the leit-hzDd end Of the enr.lo.. ~
tne nee ssde, viii b complied With a ~
usual prepaid rata az nnss... .-..h,.-r--
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

IAE members Of the Ladies Soldiers Aid
oocle'y are requested TO meet at, Court
house at u'no o'c'' OK Friday morning.
l*y order Of tie Soci"ty.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

REV. E. e. EDWARDS of St. Paul, has
been commissioned Chaplainsofthe Seventh
Regiment. No letter appointment could
have been made. Mr.. Edwards has every
qualification for the post, and cannot fai, to
do much good in the new field of labor to
which he has been called .-Press.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

dence In this City last night at eleven O'Clock
Ills funeral will be at the Methodist
Church tomorrow morning at ten O'Clock.
-
IHE STATE CAP1yA1.- Col, Colyill is
ont in earnest, and with unanswerabl, ar
cement IN favor o permanently locating the
State Capital at Red Wing Good for him
Lie has started it, aud now we move thar
he put it through. In order to effect any
thug IN that direction we must have a man
IN the Legislature who has influence and
Knows enough to procure such legislation a.
Is needed. Red Wing may justly claim a
representative in the State Legislature, aud
Colvill is just the man :or the place lie j..
a(awyer, we'll posted in politics, familiar
With parliamentary usages, and Union
man, who has sealed his love for the union
with his blood. We 20 for Coly,ll.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
RED WING, JULY eOtn 1864.

MARKETs.-Produce seems to have declin
ed a little, probably Influenced by the de.
Cline ofgold. Wheat sol d yesterday on the
streets for 165, which is the ruling rate to.
day. Oats IS cts, Corn ITO, Barley 90
Flour $50 per bbl. Potatoes. old 40, new
$50 per bushel, Eggs 12@l5 per doz. But.
ter 1920 cts. per Ii, Hides, Green 8 Dry
l6@l8 cts. Calf Green 10 Gets. per pound
CeMMUN1cAr1oN.-We publish on the
tirst page this week very interesting Com
munication from Mr.. Littlefeld, from Salt
Lake City. There are one or two items
contained in private letter that arc no
doubt interesting to-hlm; for instance,
board $6. per day; travel 20 cents per
mile four hundred dollars already gone.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

FooT says leather is advancing. liz
means by that to caution all persons who
have soleless boots and are carrying Green
bax in their pockets lose, that now is tht
time and Sterling & Cos store the place t.
buy Boots & Shoes.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

LOOK AT TH1s.-A person who was in
Hastings last Friday says wheat was selling
there at ST., 10 per bushel, FL Loads bound
for that market, when they struckthe Mil.
itary road at Vermilion Mill, two miles this
side of Hastings, where they heard the price
that was being paid there and compared it
with this market, brought their wheat to
Red Wing and sold it for 1913 cents per
bushel. Only 63 cents per bushel ahead.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

TEA.-Clark at the Goodhue County
Drug Store, has just taken mo his store a
splendid stock Of teas, probably larger than
any stock in the city, by one.h half: He al.
ways keeps tip top class Of Groceries, and
is fast taking the lead of sll others in that
line Of trade, while his Drug and Medicine
department is still his speciality.
The Teachers State Convention will meet
in this city on the Gath day Of August.
Farmers have commenced harvesting, and
if the rain will only hold of little, they
will reap full crop this year, notwithstand
ing the drouth.
The BEST TREE Is CLUBBED.-The vend-
crs Of worthless Saleratus make point
against De Land s. Co.'s Chemical Saleratus
and have gone so far as to put out spuri.
Gus article, hoping thereby to destroy its
reputation. It is the best tree in the or
ehard that is most clubbed. Buy only the
Chemical Saleratus. We have tried 1t.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

But the goods will he here as soon as the ice
is out Of the lake. I will not III the paper with
aninvoiee. but invite you to call and see them:
and don't b. >afraid to ask for anything you
"lsh TO sec: whether you waut to purchase or
showing goods, and should yoH wish to pur
eh"se | can sell cheaper than any one
who buys later, as goods have and are still
advancing in price. Remember tha, / have
no old styles Summer Goods 10 work of:
also the place. No 6s Min St