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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

A Trotting Buggy and Harness To.
morrow morning, at o'clock. G P. Huber 4
Son will sell at their auction room, TrottiDg
Buggy and sett Of Single Harness The
Basfyiis New York buil., and nearly new.
ThshsFpess isipeooa Srds+l J li.t DO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

HRRBT0. This afternoon Philip Harhs ,.e.n,
son Of George and Mari Herhg, o. '-'-~'
Funeral tomorrow (fhuPnday) atsrnOon A thr..
o'clock, nom the residence Of hia parents No "a
tsFmspi--W Weedland.i y ] de OHh Z n'rFf' ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
GAs C0MPANY NNTI0E !.

TUE Stockholders Of the dayton Gas Llsbt A
l. Coke Company, are notified that fnsetiue vii
oornsr OF Jstsrson and Third streets On Monday ths
lat day OF August est, between the hours OF q and
1lo eiook y M, to elect six directors TO serve The
ensmngysSr' =. 4. EVANs, seo'y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

sB~There was somewhat Of disturbance
in the southern part Of the city last night ---
The particulars we could not learn.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

Once more we say get the best Barometer
while they are Ia the market At Ricksys
1926 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
9aiEg. G@pire,
---ff4 81 AZ ,.+.----,--
City and Other Matters.


The readers Of The EMFIRE, in town and
country, are respectfully referred TO our sd-
vertising colums, as the best directory 10 con
suit before making purchase Of any articles
they may need Advertisers are always liberal
dealers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

Lost Pocket BOOk.-A small pocket
book, containing fifty cents postal currency
and a note Of hand, was lost this morning
The finder is welcome to the money, il he
will return the Pocket-book and note to
1,,,,J $40 StAEs .Bs Bs..GFLE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13
SAMUEL WELL,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps

a No. 10 Jsnsrson st., Dayton, o.,
MAKES FINE sEwED BOOTS at The sborts.,
VI notice Also Ladies' and Misses, and Men,s
and Bows work OF all kinds, made on order prom
y and all work warranted. Very hns 0aiters Tor
HATS AND GAPS or THE LATEST STYLES.
june22.3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

BALTNOaE, JGly Is--Ths telegram e
AnnAPolhis WORKING all right
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

~ q rTs I'm AND ), z.
ad .s si Nv s:s' s sss' sos
yinnes OF ye:.srdsys Derby: Nov Why ruled Cd
charge. preferred against me we're s had ssS o i've
msn sc =. Isss and NJ swssny two sporting gentle
they et me have pools they had Norfolk
oSts they hsA Norfolk Against Captain kores entry,
would start which Bat. uansfsred over 70 the parties
which had made them with The Tennessee party at .
Secretary some members OF the club 70 70 hs
chargeA answe cd hem in tbis wise; That anything had
said regard 70 the matter aud charges bad made
own responsibility, 10 make OF, and that did
not own Norfolk or have control him. Now
no. menber Of the Paterson Association own horse,
satd rack-am outsider entrely Ieavs TO the
irons Of the turf TO havebeea sstsd right Now,
him was called TO know whatI had TO do with his
starting starting stated that had authority,
regard % him; that il | had made any sts,smens in
Isrsrd to him ! had done own respon .tbiy;
NE owner OF Norfolk his Mr. WiSters agent, Mr.
Marsh was called on % tell what he knew In relation to
the owner q Norfolk, him, II lame and
order and II not TO him (EoG) having
In the Convention at Baltimore az q del gate from Cali
form and that no thought not sarting him n
folk should be ruled OH and no, SLOWED
to start for the Sequel saked 70 morrow unless IL il
horse win the Sequel whether
they took Mr. Morrsseys opinion that tEol Was
Morrssev had right to think he would not start far
(Eof) was csrned for was play bet OF five hun
thousand that Norfolk would win. and
bot him Morrssey) two hundred aud fifty that he wou
Ina had not made these bets Mr. Mcrrsse probaby know
that he has been beaten Of his and that
all he knows only that ne has had aud Norfolk the best
feeling. j. l. EOFF.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

"a NUMBER OF CHOICE FARMS. MILLS AND COUN
M try Seats for sale to exchange in every location.
Rrom TO 200 and from 10 90 miles New York
hnd depos Price 81 $40, 800 up TO $4,000 and
Choice places on the Hudson river
a. SERGEANT. Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

A HANDSOME COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE-FoRrY
"A miles from New York city, IN Wesrchestsr county Il
contains 10 OF the best land with good DIV eng
aad buildings The property is located in health,
high and dry grounds only ne-fourth
mi the New York Harlem Railroad in city. Price
$3.50. Inquire OF j.. II. SCHULZ CO., No New
Chambers street n. T. N. B-Fasms of differ ent sizes
Staioe New York and New jersey constantly on hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

r,ARM FOR sALB-vERY Low NEAR TIE HUDSON
II river, containing 30 acres 40 wood balance hgh
Suyaon; buildings fences &c, In complies rel air three
,les from River Railroad depot at New Hamburg
nnd sir miles from Pou.hkeepsie. Apply TO O. ". al
ZION No. s Beekman street, New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY l8s4-wrH SUPPLEMENT-


COPARTnHRsHIP.
MI oAPirALISf WHO WOULD Oh DISPOSED TO
"A invsk 81 sOo In enserprss vhisA would nsurs .
very Ar tncscase without requiring any tune % thar
part, may sddres wsshingtos, stsuoa b. : s9lsi =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

h1oUNrRY SEAT OF THE LATE !. X. PAULDING
W at Hyde PACK, for saleone Of the most beautiful on
ehr Fu about forty large mansion house.
swo aud SPACIOUS outbuidnes For further parti
naars apply TO J. GRkEN PEAkSON No. all street,
h y. n. PAULDING. 30 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

" New BrunsNick n. ]. Also . superior Farm and
Country the karitau river hne improvements all
binder duo cultyaon. Apply toJ. s. FERGUSON. 81 Mas
vAu street, third floor, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

r1oUHTRY RESIDENCES AND FARMS FOR SALE
" Located on the Hudson river, New jersey and Long
Island price 81 90 to $4,000 each. Apply PARSONS
MARD, 81 Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

NOR SALOON STATEN ISLAND. A Farm OF 81
w acrss with crops ave minutes wax from depot and
isven iloa from New York; cottage OF plen-
Az on fra well watered price Ss) aud terms
Is suit Apply TO Mr.. ". ORR. 50 John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

IA FIRST CLASS y, STORY RESIDENCE. is ROOMS,
IA range bath &c Outbuildngs fruit In abundance
large sade lawn &C. with % or 81 acres eIceent and
highly cultivated Land OF the finest places fronting
Abe Hudson hour from the For sale cheap close
Che estate. Others So 900 10 $J0,0O
W. r. SEYMOUR, III Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

DuRNpAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS BURSpAw,s
40 vureIsure Express, Burshsms Furultnre Express
Ib wcs, Eleventh street between Fifth and sixth
Furniture storrt All kinda Of furnture sorsa ana al
ped Fwpburs x fAaasles msysd " city VI W eeaatI,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

VuANrED-FoR sUNMRR HOTEL TO RENT.
w two full stsd Tsbles mus be in good order, for
xhsh COED psos Win y paid, Addrsss TAVratsn sla
THIRD ascare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

T5ARMs FOR SALOON STATEN ISLAND; ONE OF
N 2ll acres, tine farm; price S3O,00U Several smalt
SIaces from $4,000 $4,000 each Permits Of A. JOUR
EBAY, No. Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN,
N ERfnAy ITfNR IN

ID FRIDAY, JUNE 10.
AT ten A. NJ, the Cen Wioughby
Of Pearl street, Brooklyn.
LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE.
1.arlor Snes. Wardrobe with Mirror
Doors; Pier GLASSES Lace Curtains Centre
Extension Tables marble top Chamber Furniture, three
Pympton's Secretary Bedsteads Chairs, Lounges HaR
Mattresses Bedding Hatsands China Re gestors Vel
set, Brussels ana Ingram Carpets, &C., 4c...
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ,
One light Road Wagon Two scat Wagon, Doctors Gig -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

"A REALLY BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
~ with II acres Of Land situated within quarter Of
ne OF Mount Vernon dsnot New York and New Haven
Raroad. thirty minutes ride from New York Fne house
with spacious hal and rs class Offices large draw
sns dining and library and eight sleeping
nents excellent and suthoses NIL in thorough repair
kpend apple orchard aud garden; S50 Apply to
JOHN SNARE, Stuyvesant Institute, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09

TOY pONgpv MADAME wtpoBR CLAtkNVx.
100 art .ifed spanish lady, wnvsk the asI -
al Tut-flt, love absent frtsnis sGsNss pr
scre ine To- Al dlssssss; tells las$I aunossA esus
srl ~ y s4asA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-09
sPORTlNo.

H,RANCIS BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP HAS ALL
the choice breeds for sale and stock Buffers Infabie
Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator rs cents bottle
Buter's Work. 81. Dogs boarded trained, Medi
eli ALL aeasa
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
Army News.

For army dews We refer to our Tele.
graphic reports. We need only to say that
while we have been meeting with the
most splendid success, we need not look
for an entire defeat Of the rebel armies un =
til the battle within the tortifications at
Richmond is fought and won. Every foot
of ground rom Spotsylvania, where We
have SO sallantly defeated them and driven
them back is fortified for defen ;e, and over
every foot Of it our army will have to fight
its way to Richmond But there can be no
doubt Of success. at every point, East.
West, North and South we have been vic
torious, and our troops are in excellent
spirits, fresh, we'll supplied, while the reb-
els IN every respect are exactly the reverse
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

An APPEAL TO rHE FARMERS OF Coon
nuE couxry.-'on tho 2lss Of June tho
Great San itary Fsir Of tho north West vii,
commence at Dubuque. This We believe
will bo the last Of that series Of glorious.
patriotic efforts. that have rssulted.in -
.nuch good to the thousands sf our sick
and wounded fsllow men in the military
hospitals throughout the land. We appeal
TO you'fo1 hsly in this noble enssrpriss.
Ths ns1Agsss sill gladly reeeivs con,r;
buttons .sf prodaes of almost any kind,
aad ~ stsanboat sns have nobly volon.
teerel 70 carry fright br TIA. fair free Il
charge. Our hllsv ei,izsn4 II. G. HotIman.
= Co. waFshosss msE and eonmrs;oa
merchants. havs sdsrd 10 ship ssh fr.isht
frss u eAasls. a.d tAars nov rsaa;as Doth-
ing e inps1s ysar xsnsroaity Win you
-. % ssassAiag fsr your cosa,ry7 II
yos viii - en- Do 4 saectaaisy .ass, with
~ little sassi6ea.
Il. sssry Armes hat esnests ssasiet
:. wren now asi the 2oth dal of nsx !.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

BOSTON. May II.
Subscriptions have been started hare Il
ready realyips rearly SIC, 900 to aid th,
wounded. '"'
The funds subscribed here for the Eas,
OoO. - --.~- So1'
CHICAGO, May II. d.
The bankers of this city held a meeting
last evening resolved on and after Mon
aay next to adopt greenbacks as the stand
ard currency. Similar sctioa has been tax.
en- by PAGES ih ths Interior. s~,- :. :
WASHINGTON, May IL.
During the lsst "a honrs about Z 900 men
from the Army OF the Potomac, wounded
IN the battles OF Thursday and FRIDAY ar.
rived hero. Comparatively few OF them
are suffering severely from injuries, and
many will soon be returned to the .rmv
Accounts from the Army Of the pc,omsc
concur that their was heavy fxh,in, v.s.
'srday. and abou. five O'Clock ID The si,er-
noon IN atlack was mad. on the rebel 81.
teries 4 = stated that the assault con.
s.nued SOME fs1e, and when it was found
that the rebel batteries could not b ~.
fiea without great sacrifice Of III. III. g.
sorf. for tins uas abandoned.
Y reported hers this morning th.t
Hen. Warren wa wounded YESTERDAY. ao1
daed The s.y 70 Frederasksbury. The
surnos = repeated tonight and generally s.
lie sighting yesterday Z. IL. Is said %
nase sa. = Ben ca very severe, - heavy srssIIsry
vss brought into action ON bssh ssdes. IT,
result = far = ksosn this nsssisx. ~as Is
Dur sdSaatags Ths rsheis assesnntSd Is
Est IN rs.r position 81 our arny 10 obs.inI
10ppsses. bEt were driven Oh With .oss.
The fshang wn rsDewe. 10 dsr
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
TED Wing. May 18th. 1854,
Cake Notice.

Our readers and patrons viii please take no.
tice, that on and after this date the price Of
the papers which VIC respectively represent
Is 81 per year. All persons who have paid
Us in advance will receive the papers up to
the time to which they have paid, without
extra charge. All persons who have not paid
will be charged up to this date at tho rate Of
$3.50 per year, and from this time at the ad-
vanced rate.
Our Advertising rates arc also advanced as
will be seen by the tabl" Of rates published in
each paper; and from those terms we will in
no instance dcyiate, except in cases where We
may advertise gratuitously, as acts of charity.
The necessity that compels us to take this
step will be appreciated by every one who
will reflect, that under the most favorable
circumstances it is difficult fer country pa
per to sustain ITSELF But under the present
circumstances, when everything that We use
in our offices costs double what it did two
years ago, and everything we use in our fami-
lies have advanced in the same ratio, it is
more than di1scu1t, tits Impossible to sustain
va7se!ves without advancing our rates 70 cor
respond in some little degree, to the universal
advance ofall things. Our advance is not in
proportion to the increased ability to pay,
that have been afforded hy the appreciation of
produce and labor. 1t does not approximate
to the advanced rates of all other kinds of
labor.
As soon as it is possible to resume our
former rates, without sacrifice Of time and
ruin Of credit, We shall dc so. The attain
meat Of this end will BE- greatly facilitated by
the prompt payment Of old indebtedness, by
large number of subscribers for whom, for
long time, We have been paying out money
for blank paper, and sending it to them with
the printing added.
CuAs. l.. DAVIS;
By E. A. L1rrLEF1ELD,
Pub. of Republican
JAMES H. PARKER,
Pub. Of Volunteer.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

month, put on his- load Ono .ack, or on.
o'''ht' Of "heah or whatever else he pleases
Tor tho soldiers. 1t will be shipped, trans
ported, and disposed Of for cash. or sent in
Kind to the hospitals, and may be the means
OF DONG more good than the enlistment
of many men.
we would recommend, when it can h.
done, for each commu1ity to, make up q
load and bring it in at one time.
Drive to Il. Z. Hoffman & Co. vac.
house. ..-.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

.jIu.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
Jele9raphit Ne1rs,
CoRr MONROE. Mar Is,

Gen. Sheridan arrived at James river
yesterday P. N. He had heavy fight nd
wax very successful. He got inside the 70
bel works around Richmond and could have
taken tho city. but was ignorant Of Buffers
position We took 500 prisoners.
Sheridan reports J. e. B. Stuart mortal
~ wounded.
Sheridan destroyed million ra,ions and
other stores. rolling stock, dc, amounting
to $40. COO, COO.
Especial to WcrM l-Our killed and
wounded are alraost made good bv re;n
forcsmsnts. which have already reached ths
Army Of the Potomac.
Tresps have been pouring through this
city from, che west and elsewhere during the
last Few days Of the pass week, 1t Is he-
l'eved that the n, inter- will not amount to
less than ao,0Oa.
Clxcrxs.srrr. Nay l3.
Jshnston evacuated Dalton sAst night
uns 5Trss nov occupy the place.
PslLAplLPaIA, NAY Il.
The Hu!lstin has &hs f,2IsUinp snec;... !.
Dispatch ID regard 70 The nore.senIs 81
Gen. Shefn ans army: 80
VAsH1xoror. Nay IL
Gen. Ssho6eld las aehievsd 1 Y;c,.rr
md porsusd The eas,ay iato North Caruli-
40.
Gen. Thonas hss sshhisd - !, 900 r,b-
als and eaptufd u eaas.
: spsciAlto III Etsai.S 1skSrs,k dassaI
i1ai1aasti 1ay u. yaaassk ae1a r,eeei,ed
nsss no1 soldiess TIT 6eAo6slJ's arnY|
ne.sd = ~ Bslrs Gap . IL 2od. and Il
g our heSrs nzhtiag. % ths 4tA, ,hs nj
ts y sssfes,sd. The Gasoa trsspe purssesax
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
Proceedings oftns City Council ofthe CT
ty OF Red Wing.

ty OF Red Wing.
The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present the Mayor, Councilmen
Hawkins AID brown.
The application Of Andrew Burgman, ,ha,
the license issued by former Council to Ole
Anderson, 10 transferred to him to keep q
Saloon on Plum ST., was on motion denied
A communication from James Lawtner
in behalf Of the property owners on Bush
Street, was received and read, stating tha,
the amount required by the resolution o.
the last Go lncil had been raised by such
property owners. and that the appropriation
had been accepted upon the terms, the same
was made. 1t was, on motion resolved
that the City Treasurer. be directed to SCI
apart tho sum Of 500. to DO drawn on the
ordcr Of the chairman Of the street com
mittcc for tho improvement of Bush street
under tho limitations imposed, BY the
resolution appropriating the same.
W. ". PHELrs.
Attest,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
Suffering Refugees.

There are thousands Of Union Refugees
withic our lines, who have become such be
cause Of their undylpg devotion to tho old
Union. Tennessee and Arkansas are the
States that can boast Of The greatest mum
Der OF these patriots. Now while wo con.
cor in. and heartily commend tho patriotic
and charitable efforts that arc being nut
forth to relieve tho wants Of the satfering
back refugees, We urge with all the sneagy
Of tirm conviction, that ,heso who escape
to cur lines from an odious bondage, are
not more deserving our sympathy and aid
than those VINO gave up pleasant homes.
and sacrificed al they had, that they nigh,
fee TO our lines whe,e they could entertain
their sentiments without moles;a,ion.
The one had I'LL to gain, the other every.
thing to lose. Besd,s most OF the hus.
bands and brothers OF the Union Refugees
a:e in our armies, lighting valicn,ly for the
union.
The following extract from letter will
reveal something Of the suffering Of those
people.
We do not want an effort to be rc!axed
in favor OF the blacks. but we do want tho
effort to be doubled for the roor white refu
gees Of the south.
C&ow CnrEu, four milos from storonson Ala,
May 81, 1854.
We are guarding the Railroad, a distance
OF twenty four miles. We are completely
surrounded by mountains. In tho valley.
there is heavy timber. very low and marshy
There arc a good many citizens living
around. they are generally very poor folks.
being refugees from beyond our lines.-r
They are as general thing entirely des,i
tute Of everything pertaining to the comforts
OF life. | was out from camp to day about
milo, aud saw log cabin on the side o;
Tho mountain. and went in to get drink o.
water. and what misery saw there can
0ot find langu 'se 10 describe. There was
a.Womsn and four children. the woman and
one OF tho children lying on . sick bed. l
inquired Of the woman what was the mat
ter, she said that she and her family had
uet a bite IN the house to eat and had had
nothing siaos yesterday morning. told
her 10 send one OF the children with me to
csmp. and I thought that the captain would
give her something to eat she did so and
tho Captain gave them some crackers and
would have gwen mere il it had been in
camp. Am told there are good many
families in the sasne situation. @.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

tSpscsal to Eassiver- -Dnpa.ch.s from
SroitsylvaniA Of the 18th. the last one d.t
"a Il o'clock, sayiss there ha. been lull
in the bAt.te for the past hail hour, but IN
1ications ara that It will shortly be .enew-
.. Everything a,ems hvorab.s and ars IN
GOD Spirits
onr losses d tie past eight days have
beea very fsavy. Acsosass vary from I8. ;
60 q 8. 900, hat tAe esEtest has bses
1nssly q tn woods and sEsousands may
b hyisS thers Of ulom - rspOrt ean Is
nsde at pfsSeut-
Heavy drinx . ae~ heard on car Ie.;
6aak = - a1vanes. m hard work i be ]
foEs -
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
sTATE?OF MINNESOTA, ! .x
GooDnrE COUNTY. }

To Z. G. u.Wlcy: -.-.u.I
.that.. writ ef ss:achment has been is:aed
azainst yon and; yosr property sstsche& 70
satisfy, the demand Of jaime, % wssnef'
Now unless you shall appear before Frank
county at!.:s Office in TIC city Of Rcd Wing OH
the 9Th day ofJnne 1854 Of e,o'elock in tho
forenoon, Judgement willie rendered ass',,:'
Won. and ,.our property sold to. pay the deLt.
Dated this iii. dsy q May 1854
p1aSntia:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
RoDEnr DEAKrS, City Recorder.
From the 7th Regiment.

Messrs. Smith h Dick erson have 70.
ceived from Capt. Betcher Of Company G.
9TH Regiment, the following sums Of m onsy
TO be delivered to Tho persons below nan
cd
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18

4 GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility
!neompstcncy, Prern mature Decay and Youth
fui Error, actuated by desire to benefit 9th:
era. will be happy to fs.rni"h to al who nesf
it, sn Of charge) tl.e receipt and directions
Those wishing to profit by his experience, and
possc.s Variable Remedy, will Iecsive tho
same, by return mail, Carefully sealed) by
addressing JOHN b. OGDEN:
No. 50 Nassau street New York.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
Fol, SALE.

NNE i:nndred end sixty acres Of land afteen
- mile. from Red Wing on tho Znmbrets
Road. This is a rare chance TO- ges goso
location, cheap. Enquire ut this oihee', 5@ 40
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-18
FOR 1864.

TIE following popular implements are sold
by us exclusively. .
KIRBY REAPER. SELF AND
HAND RAKE. -
EASTERLY REAPER
CAST CAST STEEL PLOWSl@ :
WHITE WATER FLOWS.
ROCK ISLAND PLOWS,. i.
GRAND DETOUle PLOWS,
Pitts & Go. (payton) Tllres'fins Ma
chine. -
SCINECTADY T1FRESIIING
MACHINES. =
NEW WORLD CLOTHES WKrNGER.
Put2tnn Clothes W,Inger &c.
We also keep an assortment Of Cutting
| Boxes, Horse Rakcs, Corn Plows, Short Shovel
Plows, Road Scrapers, Wagon & Buggy
Woods. etc, ETC., r.
| May l8 1864. mo. n43vS.
| BROWN g. BETC1IER:'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-11-10
<FYoung Hero.

.nona mt of the New York Times
a esne. sLieu... Gushing, WHIT blew up
the Albemarle ;, r, of.h;. n..,..;ro
;.Sss aas mSs' ,Ss 1ss1o ss9o Of t is youth of only
Tys rNTysrwb YEARS OF AGE, WIN aIecord
sresdy summed up Of Which WEan %ans intpssdssS sssy
esi,as q him, ypS could scarcely reconcile the fact
tha. the unassaming younk man oeiutp ud lnns mv
with his frank, open counter. snos' anu aors so
hair thrown wildly back behi. ia ms ea's,
looking like some student just es. 'apeo rom
college for little frelic. was the m. IN whose
name is slready, and so justly, pro. nipent Ienr
before tile public. Apart from the tqlorSy
Tbich such episodes as these throw arou. .na J
the character of our navy, this destruction o.
the rebel ram Albemarle is really impor-
tant affair 1t has. for months past, kept
EMPLOYED in watching and at bay at least
eve Of our double enders aud some five or six
other vessels, which will now bd released for
any other kind Of duty, Tup