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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
WILD 4Rs0
Patent Nalanander Fire Proof
s A II IL s

|AIITH WILDER'S PATENT TPOWDEK AMI
w BURGLAR PROOF LOCKS. The besl
Safe in the World. 10 this safe Was awarded
the Gold Medal 1t the Worlds Fair in Ionic.
in 1851. v arehouss, No. leo Maiden Lane, New
York and No. 7s LaSslle Street, Chicago, III.
The thoussnds Of Certificates from - s'ChAnts
Banksrs and Mechanics Of all trades, that he. Z
been given in favor Of this, the ssly srvs Ssla-
msnder," renders 1t useless for the subscriber "a
multiply words in its favsf, - over rwsnty-Evs
Thoussnd Of "Wildsr's Patent Salamsndsr SaSss'
have bssn manufactured and sold In the United
states and in almost every large IRE that hes
taken plsee during the last twelve years, these
Safes have been subjected 70 the seversst tests,
and not one Of the gsssiss Salswssdsr S.tss havs
been desf,oysd.
Our safes are oil manufactured under the per-
sonsl supervision Of b. q. Wilder, Psssntss, and
wsrrantsd perfectly free frsm .dampness.
These safes are nov sfsfsd st the OLD PnIC1s,
no advance having yet been made On them.
A good assortms It constantly on hand, and fol
sale BY J, n. TEkW ILLIGER, Agent,
mh35-dlm*) No. 70 LaSalls It,, Chissso.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
DAVENPORT. IOWA. FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH rs. 1864
BOARD o. HpUCATlOn.

MAaon n, lseA-7 P. n.
Board net - pr adjoasseeoe
Presert-Mesers. 0horey, Higgins. Oishau'
sen, French. Dalssl'. Smith. President In Toe
chair.
Minutes Of Last meeting read and spprov
ed.
The committee on revision Of tho rule and
regulations Of The pablic schooIs, presented
their report, which was, on motion, laid %
After due dslibssatioo Of the question
which locality 10 the most suitable Ter Inc
site Of . High School It vas on notion
Rseolssd. That the President Of the Board
10 authorised to purchase the two Ioss Of land
belonging to B. Davenport, situated on the
northeast corner Of 9Th and Main streets, q
price not exceeding q, 500 for site Of High
School Baildine.
| Nj. Dalsell offered the following, which va
on motion carried:
WHsasAs, The attention Of members Of The
Board has been called 70 the condition Of the
school hoase and ground ct District No. 8:
therefore, be IL
Rssolss1, That . committee Of two be ap.
pointed 70 enquire into and report upon this
matter. as we'll - the condition Of pump q
No. 2.
l
Received, That the committee o salaries b
instructed to report on the propriety Of I'd.
vancing the salaries Of teachers.
Messrs. Dalsell and Higgins were appointed
committee 70 report 90 affairs q Nos. 2 and
Is.
The following standing committees were By
the President appointed:
Fuel, Supplies aud Rules-Frsnch, O'shau.
sen, Higgins. :,
Printing. Buildiuss and Repairs-Smith.
Dalsell, fren ch.
Finances. Taxes, Claims and Insurance
DAWSON, French, Dalsell.
Teachers, Salaries, Text Books-Shorey
Olshausen, Dawson.
Examining Committee-Olshausen, Davi-
son, French.
Abuer Dawson, Esq, Was by ballot elected
Director Of Board, to al vacancy occastoned
by Mr.. steveoson's declining to serve.
Tho following bills were allowed:
W.L Cook, for fence posts, &C., At No.b, o21S
J. Wissler, for brushes furnished, 8W
NJ. Donahue, for furnace crate, NV
The following Examipiug Committee were
drammar School No. 2. corner Of 6.h and
wsrren-(8lst instant and lst proxiuo)-y'
p. Stibolt, DR.. james Hall, J. Mc1snus, 8. 8.
0illet, Dr.. Schleeel, F. Ochs.
Grammar School No. !, corner Of 9th and
Perry s,reets-(3lst and 1st proximo)-S. Z.
Brown, l. n. Sears, P. B. Harding, Alfred
Saunders, Charles Lessiie, G. II. Heus.
Hi 2h School, corner Of 6,h and Main streets
B. Mack, j. r. Stibolt, Or. Dreis, Dr.. Adler
A. II. Besnelt, - Butler. 4sh and Sii
On motion adjourned.
Ofro SIXTH. Sec'y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
THE MARKETS.
n.ve>>ore Market....Dally RepoRts
Oyy1os OF rHp Dsn. 1 Nsws,l
wednesday, March -. J

WRDk4@9090b.
Coax-so063ds
OAFD-6O.
BAsLsY-Sl.lo@1.2 20.
CAiease narksss ~ Tesssraoe:
Flous-Quist market nominaly uncAsneea.
WnsAs-ilasket opened xele htsheis ~ y sne
elose buyers only offered .lbx1 1eA ior NO = and
Conn-etsady and moderately active as ~ Tor
Winter receipts Of no. !, and St0osx for new re-
s5.1s- = ossss ana steady st ssx0esA for wintsr
aIs.vsn ~Tolsrab'y active at sk0sexe q los.
fsovrssons-Q7its arm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
Funeral Notice.

The remains Of William Henry Mcclure.
who vas accidentally shot three weeks since.
have been kept 10 vault until the arrival ef
bio father, Who Wa abssst at the time OF the
melancholy affair. The funeral Will take
place from the residsnss Of the parents on
Harrison street. above 18th street on Sunday,
and the remains will be removed for burial st
Ia o'clock. Friends Of the family are In
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
TnE NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE,
sNYOER 4 WAlTERe,
220 Broadway, New York.

Patent Soliciting House and Patent
Communion House Combined.
COLICTING.-This Company will aet -
- Attorneys for securing Patents for new invea-
tions in this Couat.y and Europe On the most
reasonable terms. Csndust lnfringnsat Cases-
and procure renewals Of Patents.
Oss Exhibition Rosas sad .Ssliiss Dspass~ess.
We ssspestfully submit 70 the pablie shas ours
10 the only responsible SolicitinR House n The
World that hes an Exhibitisn Roon, snd - -.
sient sad sueoessf1' Selling Dspastnsns attaeh.
e. Oa Patents t0tsn ess By - ~ fsqsirs No
Wsare in regular eon nunieatisn With upwards
of 100 Patent Ssllsn throughout the eountry
Who depend whslly for their supply upoa -. O1s
Exhibitien Rooms (oofnsf Broadway and Barclay
stfsets IN the very heart and center Of the city,
are dsily visited by nunbefs Of Capitalists and
able Patsnte for the rurpsse Of fs-ssllng In sub
divisions, while others and heavier capitalists ~
slvays ready 70 p1rchase usful Patent and ..
gage In IL nsnufseture, and thus secure lucrs-
tive monopoly. These sources Of demand that
are daily ssgmsnting are fally sufficient to %.
sorb the entire supply Of Patents new being 10.
sued, and at fair prices.
COnsignmsnts Of Patents for sale are respset-
fully solicited. Any information free. Kesonsi.
ble Agents wanted in every county and town Who
have 6xed places Of business-t0 such ~ will
pay so per quarter, and per cent. on al
1iess - > V0S o60AssS lVI toO OAPAouAtlVu\ OnO
hour OF more per dsy) Of the models Of such pe-
tents - may be placed in their hands for sals.-
To'good Salesmen who will give their whole time
to busineas, will pay $3S month. ALI travelling
4SsI;s arc wanted It fA:r salary.
Agents will Be required to give some sstisfae-
tory security or deposit the COS. price Of models,
which will bs sefunded vixen returned. Address
snclosinR stamps
SNYDER + VA, TERs, No. s2s Broa lway.
RsHERRKCEs-We, the audessig ned, doing bu-
siness 10 New York City, do authoriD Joseph =.
Walters and g. H. Snyder, comprising the Am Of
the National Patent Once, 10 fefor to rs, and we
! believe they will condust their business upon
| strialy honorable principle.
fSigned Neto York Feb. 29th.
|-McKewan, Esq, Importer, IS Maiden Lane, Y
City. WI Taylor, Esq, Banker, ~ Wall 81. N
City. Chas H Voorhees,. Esq. Banker, IS Pine
StN City. Shepherd. Seward L Co, Imror-
tors, 214 Pesrl st, N Y City. John Wilmot, ESQ,
Commission, 2 2sowling Green, City. John
y Kirby, Egg, Metropolitan Bank, 1oS Broadway,
N City. u Arthur, Esl, Bpitish md American
Exchange Banking Corporation, 63 Wall st, n
City. Il Oe~es Smith, ssq. Chemical Bank,
corner Of Broadway and Chambers st, N City.
mch1A-o0d Avly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

Ekl e kAlk Az
R0Q
0rset Broad 0asgs Dssbls ztses ss1 zsIsgrspA
Dosss, -
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimere. Har-
risburg, and al Eastern Cities, carrying the
Great Throagh United States Nails.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK OR
Il Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains from the
West, viz the Lake Shore Railroad, also from Sal
amenoa on the arrival Of trains via tho New
Broad Gaage Atlantic and Great Westefn Railway
from Cleveland, o.. giving Passengers the sd-
vantage, from Dunkirk sr Buffalo. 90 from Clsve-
land, O., Of . Six Foot Gauge. combining eass
and comfort without change, in Wide, koomy
Palace Cars, direct to New York. perfection
attsined By no other route
FOR FREIGHT
between oil points Rast and West, our facilities
are unrivalled. Forming close and reliable con-
nsctions at Dunkifk and Buffalo with Western
roads. and ct salamanca With the Broad Gauge
Atlantic and Great Western Railway, By which
route there 10 no transfer between New ioFk and
EXPRESS PREIaHT TRAINS leave New
York daily for I'll points In the West, making q
Quick time end - low rates - By any other soats
Far Freigh or Passage inquire at al the prin-
oipal ofkcss in the West. and At 64 Clark street
Chicago, 40 Bfoadway, New York, and - South
Street, E.R.. New York, IS STATE Strsst, Boston.
OHA6. AINOT, 0sn'l 5up'e.
E. 8. SPnNCDn, Weeoesn Aeont.
B. W, BLAwcnAnD, 0sa'l Fright Agent.
". r. BAnn, General Ticket Aeeats dee3S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

RYnovAL.-Olnstead & Havens have
rsoovsd thsirivsgstabls and Fruit store TO the
bsildisg formerly occupied BY 7. Russell first
door below the State Bank. All their old
friends are invited to cell end sss them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

TsrRD BArrxRY.-The veterans Of
The Third Iowa Battery srrivsd here By boat
ssrly shis nsrnisg. On reats Tor Dsbslss.-
The numb>r Of yeeseans 10 about seventy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

A ragged coat and . pocket full Of
gsssubseks 10 ont Of order. Go 70 Krausss
and for . enall sum be ~ill make yoa better
suit Of clothes than you ever had bsfoss.-
HE goods ere Dsat. eheap and honest. Call
opposite The National Bank.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

NEW YonE, 1lasuA =.
Co9foM.>Quist st 7l076c.
rs0un-S cents bettss. e&os07. .oS Extsa stAes
%. .1005.lo +. n. O.
Spsing; 81.es0l.s1 Milwaukee Clab, 3l6s0L72
Winter Red.
CoaN-9126. s
VAfs-Dull. eSH.
Poa8 -Quies. $11.o0039.35 nsss. $9l011. -
old: = 50 nsv.
LARD Steady At 135{0l3k.
VuIeIY-0o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

FeR SALs.-A valuable farm of 100
ssrss within milss Of DAvssport. Scott Co..
railroad raas through portion Of IL. and .
considerable psstisa under ssltivatiss. Sold
- SETH - eseats. Apply st THE s6ss.
,pekQ6eodAv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

The Ladies who understand the mys-
tsries Of shopping kaow that the choicest
plses - select fashionsbls drsss goods y st
Kshes d Oaraarts. Their stock Of spring
styles 10 perfectly delightful and their prices
VERY reasonable. n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
arAr1 OF NEW YoaK,

John d. Cooks, President, and hofano
Dorr, Secretary Of she i" Atlantic fire In
sr.ilv and duly sworn, depose and say, and seca
"a, hin,eIf says that the foregoing is true, fall
Ia noere,t etssemsut Of the aGAirs Of said Cor
.,s.sion. a,d that they are the above na0ed en-
GERS thereof. and that no psst Q. s0s . ssp ;s 9.
say state or Territory - security for loses.
ia,sredi JonN u. Cocks, Pfestdsns.
k"sarto Dos., Secretary.
S.b.oribsd and sworn 70 before ne by -. :,
>hove named John d. Cocls, President, and d :
ratio Dorr, Secretary, this I'D day Of 'sasss''
A. D., 1864.
tSeal) Com. for lowe in New York.
K.ov> Ill men that the Atlantic Fire IN
comp.n Of A. ..a
~ or ~ Hereafter hsve OF appoint In the
Ell AZ Icva for and on behalf ef said COMPANY
8" .cespt service Of I'll process whether nssne Q!
any .,s :s,:s .; y. 6ess " Ga ss
S ssaa - /. kesssy al1ialsd and as.ssd that said
..~ .ss. IL of procees Aforesaid shall - taksn end
H:lx to s. valid and su0sloae In thas behalf the
ss.e - Il served upon said Company, aseofdinl
e he laws ard practice q $40 S'.ss. - p =!
ssesou IL such service 10 hsreby expesssiy waived
~ W;snsss ;s oar Isaas and ssal Of The Cospaay
>A,s slst dsy Of Dsosnbsr A 1888.
sss.l.o L 81 Do... 'sss s::'...:,. = .'
Auprr n's OvsiCD, Iowa,
Das Morxss. Feb. - 1854.
:. ,.Aeesbv ssytined, that On the twenty -si3th
Az a. Febraasy, 1854, svo'n statsnces vas He'd
q sAts scs sas.'ns ,ssne ss eSns''Ce sae.,a =. N,
Hsoosivn. in the utoss Of tsw Hors, on the
~ dsv sf Jsauaey, 4. D., 1854. is sssordsncs
~ = neoyisOo Of On Act VI The 0enssai Assem-
Slv 4 he Sac oA!ova, entitled "a ct 70 ~
s.X!,an 20 lrsuranes CompAniss." eppr0vsd Jsnu'
- aash. 1857, ssl N Aes a0saAAtsfy Thereto
.y...si teseaars 9Th, leS0, aud - Act In rs,a
M ). .Als lnsusAase Cempa0iss, approves
~, \ uth. 1854 that said s,sesoent Show
ehss ssiA Cs~Paey 70 possesssa =. ~ Isqs'1 :.
ssosas Of capital 'aa 'A'e'''' = 'ss'"'' q
~. A....A.r,s, Il tAsssssss sivsss - ths shove .sa
s.,~-n.ay = tgnusaet the Z apPeupeiats> busi
~ n lasssaass 10 shn stsse. - pecoedaae
sitA shsiass thsrsst, sssa' Ne s''' asy " 'aa
-, = ~: y. ,ss.s.., lss IL. Job, s~,., r.s
n.vsanort leVa, has bsss daily aPpoiat1
=. s.iA Ccacasy their lsvfsl ASeats osd Ataos
IN foe he Osaaty q 9oeee, WIN nn PCwa
~ .esviee Z psesos,, - pssvi1el b Nv. upo
~ aass VITA sAs Utssk q he Disatse Co.rsi
s~asse ~ Couney, : seselAs4 0epg = e.ooease
S:.s - ~ e Shis oelse h - SueA9 eoeeas
- - sssashsd y scs - g s's1ss
- - ssassasssa ss'asa'ss - =
Iasssanesy vhsssel haVe Ass'
pess - ~ hsse - e.zss - ~ " ~ .s
~ ss'A' ~ - 3.xe -. - .sssxstsssi.ls: 80
auAss .s.r 80 asw An1ie0 . Ueoeo.
~. Y. aoUoee = O.. s J, 4 +
isa:QGGMAo 0oo9 o0oooo -
.sosIS ia sess = a. Asss.. 70
- - a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
FNnesl1 Meet sl41fket.
fReOeRlck RAuoCA.

no. no mast 0G4 street.
- KEEPS HIS MARKET CON
ofAn1LY supplied With the bsst
lsAlity Of Dssf, PORK, Veal. Mutton,
ete., which he sells cheaper tAaa
any othes butcher IN the city. Cornsd Best,
nSklsd Pofk, Cared Hams, aad Died Beef con.
o1oatly o. hand: Gail and " ne. Dy1o-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25


have been subj sessd - the ssysrsst test and
not one Of then destroyed. ssn b sbtsinsd 81
J. Y. Tsrvillissr. Chicago. See advertise.
meat.
Speaking about men aud thiugs, it 10
we'll 10 s.y that the bumsD family csn't 6od
soy thing In the shape Of boots and shoes In
bs.tsr qasIity, qaap.ity and condition. than at
Caili 4 Co.'S. Brady ssrsst. below I'd. Ladiss.
gents, shiidrsn-sverybody. old sad vonsg.
can sss bst.er goods at lower prices q Child'a'
,has any other place IN Iowa.
FoUarH WAaD.-Ths citizens of the
l.h Ward are notified that there viii be .
meeting ct The Council hsmhsr. this evening.
70 make provisioo to fill their quota Of the
late call for an additional 100000 men. A
general attendance 10 solicited tbst prompt
.ction be taken and the quota filed.
GREAT BKIrAIN PUTS IN A PLsA.-
Great Britain demurs TO Germany's sfidavit
Published in our ysstsrdsy's paper. sad de-
e'srss that it fails vide Of the mark. We are
not paid for dsciding whether It does o. not.
therefore ~ shall let Bros. Harding. Stibo:t.
Russsll / Co. fight II out.
PsRsoNAL.-We are happy to an
nounos The arrival in our city Of Brigadisr-
General Chambers, formerly Colonel Of the
l6.h lowe Infantry. Gen. Chsnbsrs started
from the field With the 10th and lett the regt-
msnt at Cairo and came through BY rail. and
arrived here last night. He 10 10 the enjoy
meat Of the best health. The 10th will arrive
10 few days By boat
REsrAuRANr CLosED.-In conss-
quepee Of the scsrcity Of help, and until fur
ther notice, the restaurant part Of Chsrlsy
Bsll's saloon will be closed. Oysters will be
served % heretofore, and the bar and billiard
ronm continued. To conform with the times,
al drinks, except beer, will be ten cents.
"MAsrc Book" is the title of q new
pantomims 10 be produced BY Jane EaslisAs'a
Ravel Troupe, at Metropolitan Hall. this svss
log. The piece Is rsplets With tricks and
transiormations, which will "sauss those t.
laugh Who never laughed before. and thosl
Who slwsys laugh will laugh the more" Tbs
| bsautiful Spanish ballet Of Eglantins 10 also
aus ouussd, together With o her new and plsas
| Ing novslties. Prof. Muller will, for the Ars'
tine, render guitar colo, In which he is saii
to be without ~ sqaal. The heuss will Q
eouese be crowded.
Tomorrow afternoon. co0msneisg ct halt.
pest two o'clock, grand Performance will b
given for the aeeonno dation Of ladies ant
| children. u . reduced admission. Parents
take the little felix's aud let them enjoy I
hearty Laugh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
A beautiful rssidssos On Brady street
fsr ssls by I. ". Harrison. LAsg Agsst.

Hon. John A. Kasson will please &C
ssps our thanks for dosao sntssy tavers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

FRHsH FAMILY GRoCERIHs.-When
you boy groceries there IL nothing like GET
ting than from perfectly fresh and clean
ssosk. They are cheaper for family uss and
give % much bstssr satisfAssioa at the break
fast. dinner or supper table. Just such stock
l. kept by Parks B Hosmer. sOuth-ssst corner
Of Brady apd Fourth streets. They positive.
~ rsfuss to buy poor article Of any kidd,
ssd the consequence 10 they have NO posr.
ssale. uppslatabls goods for their eastoeera
They buy 81 srss hasd for essh. ssd cell u The
very lexst notch they sss afford to-ssd pay
ssot They take great p,sassrs IN shoviss
sus.omsrs their goods sod slvays vsrrast
everything they cell juss - rsprsssntsd Call
asd sss their goods aud lot 20 know what yos
thisk Of them. Goods delivered 10 every part
q the city free Of charge.
This being Passion Week there will
bs diviss sssvsss IL Tsisiiy Church every Day.
O. Monday. TersdAy sod Friday ss AlaP
n; 90 Wednesday and Friday as 10 IL A. Il
aud On TAresday and Saturday q 7l2P1
On Tssrsisy evening" The sssssnent Of .hs
Lsrds Supper vill b administered. ssd o.
Friday ssssenoos the saersnsst Of B.ptieo-
o. The aftsssooa of ossday ssxt Ne ussal
Raster ssraoa vili b pesssAsd y shs child
re- Of Ne ssadsy ssAsel. sitse vhish 81.
lsssioa vill b saksa ap II cid u Fossies nis-
saosa TIE Easter oaseiss. q ~ nsesiag ~.
viss, viii - dsssssd - Ne Parssetsl kslas
Fssl, vhish Fasd. evisg y Ne sasssal de-
esss sasas ths psse aaaase ~ psss viatse
= 80 y . s0si6es6has ane1es Sysedsesl
Anssal - elfilstasa b ehss1ses sss -
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NEW ADV'TS.

IN. DUNN,
@P~rer R~'sser, ,
Paineer, 0laxiof and Whltene1.
nhs-sml = EsA u 3, h.. Brsdysk Perry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

OF BROOKLYN,

OF BROOKLYN,
January TArOt, 1904.
nsas 70 the Aud tor Of shs state of love, par-
suans 70 the statutes Of said State.
I. The name Of this company 10 the Atlantic
Fire In ursnes Compsny Of 6rookIyn.
q Tho amount Of ils ospi 81 stock is 9O,0OO
3. The amount Of Its capital stock pAid
mn !. $50, 900
Z. TIC assets Of the company are
h.rl. :, asoots. or other pessOns. l4,S94.Al
:. Neal estate sniscu nbcred, 5,553.o9
3. 3oods and sloohs oWnei BY The oompa-
nv. how secured sad rate Of interest
thsrsoa (ses schsduls) s5,AoO
(. Debts Of the sonpeny secured BY
moftG ,ke, (sse schsiuis) 9o.SOV
3 usots otherwise secured, see schedule) iA,OVV
De ~ fos pro aiua', ossl.os
f.ss;.sre asd asturs " 1885 So
Total sasets. 2sS, 5.2l
s. The amount OF Liabilities due or not
due TO tanks or other creditors, none
8. Losss. adiustsd and due, none
J Leases aAjpsssd esd not due. none none
Losses unadjusted. z.1oV
.. Losses In suspense waiting for farther
10 1n other claims ssai nst the company, mons
T.a.i tahilities 1850
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
: Letter List,
No. IL,
~ zs- y z

.LETTERS HEMAINING uNcLAIx-
ED in The Pest ones st Red Why State d
Minnesota I'D day 81 June 1884.
70 obtain a.y q these letters Tie
applicant must call lor 'sdysrf;sed letters,
give the dats q thls i'll. s.d PAY ess o..s
Tor advertising. ND -
Bowman. IA. Beaoskt, Il. q. .s
Clark, Mrs. HAfriaf, Cary Ma i. b.
Dow AIA Jehs, HaIps1. JoAasna,
Heinks Hei1rieA H0wes s. j.
InxIahaas c1as3ss LsPsal 4. y
neG9rS Nm. Hasty, 1ssu BseisaiD. $50
kEkIsS ] s.. lasaasa P1nl
soh1soa I'll rleas.a5 IsUil
|SAnrfss Less- ThcFscn Ntxs Aarilz
Wilson B. B.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

THE Goodhue CO. Drug Store Still holds
it own. Clark trades little with every
person who goes into his store, because he
has some article that suits every che. His
stock lately replenishe'l, is superb.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

AMID tie troubles Of this distressed
country, which beset this community, it IS
a special privilege with many persons that
they ars allowed to keep cool; they do no
get excited over skirmishes and battles;
theyare philosophical on the subject Of the
draft; they are not disturbed because Gold
runs up to 500. On the contrary they
are lively, we'll behaved. and "all serene. ~
The reason Of this is because they purchase
their Clothing, Dry Goods, &C., at Elson &
L,u(erty's in Lawthcr's Brick Block where
prices still convey an idea 0! old times
fan. syne.''
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

CLAusoS still dvfes competition being
willing to live and let lva lie has 4
splendid stock Of goods just suited to the
wants Of the people Of t.!:s city and soun.
try.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

The BAkERs.-No one who can appre-
ciate excellent music, can afford to miss tho
opportunity to hear the Bakers on tho even:
ing Of the first of July. Their superiors
are not in the country, and we may we'll
feel fattered that they are to give US call.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

srRATsG1.-The brilliansy OF the grand
strategic movements By which Grant has
placed the army Of the Potomac in the rear
Of Richmond, avoiding in every instance tho
ferco sanguinary struggle that was looked
for and expected by the enemy, has been
eclipsed by the grand assault the people,
especially the ladies, are making upon
Thompson's splendid stock Of goods. They
ere ba@ed, however, by Thompson's re-
markab'e strategy, for they hardly vanquish
one point, before it is heavily reinforced by
new arrival. A more desperate struggle
has not been known in modera time.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

WHEAT.-Nheat is coming into our city
in great abundance, and commands to day
ono dollar per day.-Hustings Ind. 18th.
When We read the above, We were no
longer surprised that farmers are coming
from within few miles Of Hastings to Red
Wing with their wheat On the day the
above was written, wheat was readily bring
ing 81 ,O6 in Red Wing, and since then it
has gone up to S1,13. Hadn't our Hastings
nei3hbor better try once more !?
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

1T Halls may be found an exec lent as
$ :rt cnt Of Groceries and Dry Goods
Tn: Dry Goo IS suited to to the season, and
the Groceries shifted to alLseasons.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

MARKzTs.-The roads are good, the far
msrs are through with their spring work
with large surplus of old wheat on hand,
and they arc rushing it in. The prices are
up. Oae dollar and thirty has been paid,
which leaves margin Of thirty two cents
Retween this and the Milwaukee MARKET
Corn. Potatoes, Oats, Butter. and oil other
produces At lest weeks quotations.