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Henry T. iosi;s. n l.. A. Blues, r.t.rs-
burg. Vs. have ssen yGur perrOnai III ro-
thrcncs ~ Ruert sBd Hc foel exceedingly
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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

wide as the state. It is the best mill in
the state. and turns out lore -four. which
sells more readily and at better prices than
any in thu state: Messrs. Jennings, Phelps
& Co., have here Wooden Factory, that
is abundant]y able to manufacture all the
wool grown in this state. At the upper
ford, q mile or more above the village,
Sherman Hale has started Wool Carding
Factory. These are not, perhaps, as large
establishments as some in the country, yet
sufficient to meet all the wants Of this state.
Cannon Falls occupies central position
which will naturally insure to it large
patronage. Farmers ought to go into
wool raising much more extensively than
they do. Sheep are high, to be sure, but
so is wool. And the price of one is not
out OF proportion to the price Of the other.
When clothing is so very expensive, we
ought to put ourselves in = position that
We can clethe ourselves.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Letter List.
NO.. /.

L.
LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIM.
ED in the Pest Office at Red Wing State o.
Minnesota July 9Th, 1864.
CSF"To obtain any of these letters, the
applicant must call for 'udvertised letters
give the date Of this list, and pay one ceAt
for Advertising.
GT"If not called for within one nacntA
they will be sent to the Dead Letter OF,
fee.
"FREE DELIVERY of letters by car.
riers at the residences ofowners IN .cities
and large towns may be SECURED by OBJ
serving the following RULES:
81. DIRECT letter splainly to the street
and number, as we'll as the post office and
State.
2. "HEAD letters with the writer's
post op7ce and State, street and uunJcr, sign
them plainly with full name, and aequest
that answers be directed accordingly
''3. Letters to strangers or transient Wis
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
"Pnce the postage stamp on the pppe,
right-Aand corner, and leare space between
tn, stamp and direction for post st-narking
without interfering with the writing.
IN. B.'-A REQU EST for the RETURN
of letter to the writer, if unclaimed with
in 10 days or less. written Or printed with
the writer's name. post o6ice, and State,
across the left hand end of the envelope, on
the face side, will be complied with at the
usual prepaid rate of postage, payable when,
the letter is delivered to the writer.
Churchill, Miss M. Crust, Miss Matte
Lewis. Miss Esther A. Nelson, Miss Julia
Lally, John Stapleton, John
Meinke, Potter Tronson, Nils
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

THH BAKERS were here last Friday, and
sang 10 full house. They are fine singers
Not so excrusia:ing'y artistic as some ".
have heard, but much more pleasant to lis
ten to. They sing those pieces, principally
that appeal to the patriotism, sympathies
and Affections Of tho people, and such al
ways take we'll.
Their execution is a'most faultless
1hsre !" none ofthat affection that spoils
almost every professional singer about them.
"o hope they will como again and come
often.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

Still THEY CoME.-Last "Wednesday
'shro' hundred and fifty Scandinavians ar
rived in Chicago, on route for this country
About fifty Of the number arrived here on
the Steamboat Lansing last Friday and
the remainder have come at divers times
Since
They are a healthy, hardy, frugal and
thrifty people, who are here to till the
ground. They propose to sottle in tho vi,
cinisy Of Holden. and most Of them have
means with which they will purchase farms
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

Rev. s. Hawley. who has been appointed
State Lecturer for the Good Templair
will soon start out on Temperance Lectu
ring tour through the State. He is announced
to lecture at Red Wing in few days. Mr.
Hawley is 4 pleasant, interesting, forcibls,
earnest advocate Of Temperance, and we are
positive that he will have good success in
his cause.-St Paul Press
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06
RED WING, JULY 6tn 1854.

:, MARkETs.-There cannot be said TO ia
my settled price now for wheat: Under
tho influence of the gold excitement it has
gone up, until it reached figures at which
farmers could live but with the tiuctua>
ZION of that commodity the price OF wheat
has also been "all over ten acre lo.' for
tho last week. Yesterday it was sold on
our streets for $l,35 @l,40, Oats, almost
out Of the market, would be worth Is cts
per bushcl if any were offered. Barley 80
cts, Corn 500, Potatoes, old, 40 cts, Eggs
Is, Batter 1920 cts. The latter price
would b paid bv dealers for . first class
article.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

THROUGH his untiring and indominable
energy, and even pra1seworthy industry
and his superb agricultural skill, the editor
of this paper, with his family indu|ged in
green Peas from his own gardea on Wed.
nesday last. On Thursday he laid himself
out on String Beans, procured in ike man
nor.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

No Excuse reR PooR BlEAp.-We tall
people wherever We go that there is no ex
euse for loor bread and BISCUITS, IL they
have good -four. De Land & Co.'S Chem;
cal Saleratus mixed with the -four viii
produce tho bread. But mind, reader, thai
yos always get the genuine in red papers
The spurious article is put up in green
and who will be so green As to buy it.
Anowins what it is! Good groce,s sell
the genuine. ....-s-
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

LAST FRIDAY there was an arrival OF
eight OK teams with wheat from Waseca
county, eighty miles distant, attracted
hither by the high prices. We expect the
railroads will cut US out Of that trade te
fore long.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06
STRAY HORSES.

Strayed from the Subscriber two miles be-
yonc Northfiela, while on lis way to St. Peter
Land Office, an the gath day Of June, one span
OF horses, described as follows
One Bay horse twelve years old, thre.
white fee:, black name and tail. and whit,
hair ocs asioned by tho collar. Tho other i,
black, with white spot in the fcrehead-tnree
white feet, and a little lame from spawn r
the right hind log. He has heavy black
m ane ard tail,
Whoever will return said horses or either
of thsm to the subscriber. or give Information
whore they or either Of them can bs found will
DO hbsrally rewarded.
CHRISTIAN JOHNSON.
Hay Creek Township, Jaly 9th 1864,
+. @. Address, Red Wing.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

HALL is daily receiving new Goods. IL
has splendid stock that he s.lls as rea
sonabls as the same quality of goods car
be bought in the State.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

TIE scarcity Of reading matter in tho pa
per is charged to Independence Day.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

RA1S.-The river is now at tho lowest
point It has reached this year, and within
few iaches OF the lowest point that it
reached last year. This is very bad, for it
seriously impedes navigation and we are
overunning with wheat waiting shipment,
and the new crop is right upon us. Un-
less We have heavy rains soon it will be
impossible to ship; if we do all tho grain
will be spoiled.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

FOURTH or JuLr.-The Fourth passed
of more quietly than any anniversary o
independence, day that we ever knew. Nc
fights, nobody drunk, except lager beer.-
No hre- works, no celebration. There was
picnic. and two dances, and the Fourth
was ov,r.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The members Of the Ladies' Soldiers
Aid Society are requested to meet at the
Court House at 2 p. m, on Thursday July
7th.
By ordor Of the President,
Mrs. P. SAITH,
Miss L. PARKHURsT, Sec'y.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

CANNON FALIs,-This beautiful villiaes
mtwensy miles from Red Wing, situated
Il HE Southwestern corner OF this county
.nd located on one OF tbs finest streams in
tAs state. i derives It's name trou fall,
il the ssasam about two miles above The
~;liss. This strsam affords : series d
sa.se privileges. surpassed By but very kx
n the stats: and had it ncs been for the
'nsstsninahle jungle ID to which tie titles d
meen TIA most valuable wassr power prop
essy has hssa involved Tn. wsaid loAe -
idas - Aass hssa : AoarishinS nanahe-
tsnax eify. Az i i. Il prsa<1ts 10 mean
slaia = - CONSIDERED such. Bro,~,s
1ssas VII hss acquired ! r.pa.a,,on ].
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

: AUCTION SAks OF Books. We invite
special attention to tho sale Of Books, ad
sese'ssa b7 Mr.. Bixby to take place on the
$50. luis IS = rsrs chance to procure very
valuable, instructive and interesting reading
matter at low prices. The Agricultural
works, Of which he offers large lis. ,re
just what tho farmers of this county wan,
and we hope they will not let this splendid
opportunity psss snimprcved:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

RAlS.-YesterJay glorious rain Sc. in,
that will enlven the crops, fill the cistsrns
and wells. and we hope, raise the water in
the river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28

EOR SALE-20 by i4o feet, commen-
l. cling 90 feet from 9th street, Main in lafayette
Square Price $500. Call on II. B. TEN-EYCK.
EOR SAILS acres land With two
i Frame BseIiines on the SANE, situated AZ San
dusky, miles above Keokuk the river and rarosd-
Price $500. Title good
aug22d H-R TEN-EY0K.
TOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling, with
il dye rooms lot well fenced good cistera. ke sttun
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28

wsuld suuasSGI,teyFs esa 81 - -
plants from othsr kinds Of coil. 6ush
changes will pay every time.
ID regard to picking, Dr.. Ward remark
cd that boys and girls aeqnired Z great
skill By practice HI son Md picked one
hundred quarts II day.
E. Williams said cost Of picking de-
dended Oh sias Of bsrriss Monmoath
County growers psid their picksn u TO
81 IS per loo hGakets.
DR.. Ward eavs srecsips for making
gsaftiag wax, sash - b ssas in big own
NURSERY: / part Of tallow, 2 Of wax; and
4 of rosin. The consistence Of tho wax
will bs affected BY the weather. If too
stiff, be would add tallow, il to soft. rosin-
He would use the wax warm and apply il
With : brush: put on in this way IL was
more durable and better protection to
the graft.
Different methods we're suggested fol
keeping the wax warm during the opera
ton Of grating. such as surrounding ths
vessel Of wax with hot water. or quill
of batting.
Another recipe, presented to the meet
ing for making grating wax. was 70 mel
together Q parts Of rosin, 2 black pitch.
white turpentine, tsllow. bees~sx
This is Wa,son's recipe--it is sppliet
melted, with brush.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28

1t must be happy thought 10 low
or that his blood and that Of hisl sweet
heart miugle in the same flea.
1t requires less strength Of character
to do brave act in secret than to brag OF
it afterward.
He who loves woman's complexion,
form and features, loves not her true sell
but her souls old clothes.
He who falls 10 love is probably fool
and il he tells bis love in whining verse,
he is two fools.
If two lovers breathe each others
breath the one that brestbes the most will
kill the other.
III our hair and teeth were sins they
probably would ut fall from us as soon as
they do.
Truth is immortal, and lie some
times longer-lived than Methussleh.
The great danger to n honest politi
clan is that he may feel very lonesome.
"A great and good writer makes tens
of thousands of brains musical with divin.
est humanity.
The tenor Of SINE singers should be,
like that spoken of in Gray's Elegy, q
noiseless tenor.
A Maine editor was nearly mobbed
by the ladies for calling an afghan horse
blanket.
The valley of the Mississippi is the
larges. in the world. l. contains 500, 00C
square miles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28
Discassions on Frui, Grewtnr.

SkA uEOWtmRs
AT . late meeting of Fruit Growers in
New York, letter was read bv Solon
Robinson, inquiriag about raising strav.
berries with present high prices for labor
DR.. Ward replied that the raising
strawberries on the old plan involved .oo
much labor-he thought the horss and
cultivator would eventually have tn do
the work. Manure and prepare The
ground every way as for Indian corn, and
set plants in rows the same distance !,
corn. Pillow and cultivate one way, let.
ting the plants run together in tue row.
dressing them out with the hoe. Cover
with litter or straw in the fall, pillow out
or 60 through with the cultivator the fol.
lowing spring. pick the crop and pillow
under repeating the operation On the
same ground. or elsewhere. or course .
held should be set out each year. Thu
great labor Of tilling the second year j.
thus avoided, boy and horse doing an
the labor of cultivation.
Scion Robinson stated that / q R...
gen was now missing strawberries n Iii.
way. Mr.. Pardhe would pillow under ola
plants and leave runners for another c,or
We advise. the setting Of strawberrv
plants on ground that never had then
before, At least not Tor several yeass. We
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28
NOR sALE-A valuable Farm OF 200

FOR SALE-A valuable Farm OF 200
l Acres situated n miles west Of Pennington, Van
Buren, county, Iowa, and mile from the State Line
Railroad 90 under fence and IS ready for the
plow With splendid bed Of Coal feet thick and 30
the very best timber in the country This farm
has Frame Dwelling with four rooms good cellar,
and never falling we'll OF WATER Ani epSing stua-
ted that IL will supply water four different pastures.
This land will be cold for SIC per srre Title good
sale Enquire Of W. u Harrust the farm, rto
dersigned, at Keokuk. II. B. TEN-EYCK,
noyl1 Real Ataee 4Et.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28
CHERIFFS SALE

n STATE o. Iowa, LIZ Cour,y.-..
by the Clerk OF the District Court Il s issned
o. Amor dinkle and against James Tris.sr - - msos
upon ana viii sell to the highest bidder At IL ,essea
neo.ns' n said county, the It'll day o. i.
!. =, lSo,, between the hours Of o'clock A. 49,
clock 6 ~ commanding u o'clock r NJ Of ~ az
ne nnowng property, to-wt: The norfhvest ons.ss,
= - township 81 north, OF range vest n ~
Da9sf3 sid Wit OF executIon = ssr oa eourt, 70
AscscS - iee4 IGRARE ANDrRs0n
W3 - ~ g. bna
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28

Ev A gentleman went into store in
Manchester, n H., not long since and in
CURED for small copper-toed shoes. The
shopman Immediately ordered him off,
saying that was no time nor place to talk
politics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28

Eg 10 accordance with a proclama
ton BY the President, the port of Nor
folk, Va, was formally reopened few
days ago, and John A. Hudser entered
upon the duties of Acting Collector of
Customs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28

CHERIFF'S SALE.

y STATE OF Iowa, LEE Cousrr-ss.
virtue OF special execution to me directed
ny the Clerk Of the Supreme Court Of Iowa IN fyor ~
Hiram Barney; and against D. r. Little & e. have
mont door Of the Clerks once Of the District Can't ~
county Iowa at keoknk In said county on the IN dsv
u January u, 1865 between the hour OF o'clocf
49, ana clock r., commencing At O'Clock p - n
cay the following property towit The northe.st
also Il. % y G ner,h range vest
- - Township - north Of range Srest ~ ~, -
sa 3, quarter Of the southwest quarter Of go
!. Iara saip 70 north, OF range vest In Lee conn
ia t and to be sold by order of court 70
isi,ss ~ vs ~ = q 5n s1ecution :
1t rnehnt ~ ~. = i *. ISRAEL Anderson.
Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28

Ex Captain Goodwin, Provost Mar
shall at Nashville, has teiegraphed to Cap
tain Jones, Commissary OF Prisoners a.
Louisville. that he has 800 rebel prison
ers to be forwarded to northern camps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28
Legal Notices.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Harrison executor ofthe OF Jesse swisher
deceased, Sarah III Swisher, widow, and one of the
nirs OF said Jesse swsher aud Anthony Swsher LOWE
p sw.rher, Gamma Swisher Nancy A Swisher Catba-
Tine Jones and VIM Jones' her husband heirs of aid
Jesse swisher, deceased. Defendants.
lou are notified that there Is now on file in the CLERKS
once OF the District Court Of Lee county Iowa at
heoAuk, Iowa. petition Of Eliza Ruddick widow and
ne OF Jesse Ruddck deceased and executor of his es
.ate ana Rnddick, Catharine Kttle and w KittIe
ne husband, and Eliza Ruddick, Jr. Mary Ruddi, T.
Amy hnddick Jesse Ruddiek. Lida Ruddick and Will
nA hhodick heirs Of said Jesse Ruddck deceased rem
,senng that certain real estate in the city Of Kcokuk
Les county Iowa, to-w part Of lot number two f2l
10 Doek number thirty 3o particularly described
"a sad petition, was, on the l4th day Of August A. d
IDOL bid Oh by said Jesse Ruddck since deceased At
Sherits sale under foreclosure of mortesre scainst
hsddington and others, in the name Of said Jesse
since deceased. and Sheriff sdeed thereof made
70 sad ewisher for the purpose scouting said Svher
LOT certain Indebtedness Of said Rnddick on which said
was security alleging that said has
since eeen paid by said Jesse Ruddck and that defend
ants nave no claim right said real estate and
ing haf The same may be decreed belong 10 plaintiff.
as the heirs OF Jesse Ruddck deceased and thar com
missioner be appointed by the Court to convey same to
mem anu Tor other and further relief just and equitable
in the premises ~ si"'"o'e
ana unless you appear and thereto on or before
othe second day Of the term Of the said Court
70 pc begun and holden ut Keckuk on the rf Nonday
o. Feprusry D. 1885, default will be
you ana Judgment rendered thereon az prayed
II. STRONG,
- -. stamp oo cts-l Atty for Plaintiffs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28

eS A sea captain might make sure of
supplyTof chickens during the longest
voyage by putting enough eggs under the
hatchway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28

re- Edward j. Hoppmsn, who has
been convicted of being rebel mail car
rier. is to be hung in Jefferson City on
the 9th OF January. Hoppman is from
Kentucky. is man of education and in-
teligence, and is said to be one of the
shrewdest rebels ever caught in this De.
partmcnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28

EOR SALE-A two story Brick Dwell
ing House. with fonr rooms good cellar cistern lot
70 by TO and sifuated II Of the best neghboAoos
In this CITY, and will be sold very cheap application be
made soon. Titlc fndispufable. Call or
H. B. TEN-BYcK,
move Real Estate Agt., 2d st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28
MEDICAL BOOKS.

M EDIcAL BOOKS.
anatomical Remembrance.
Bedford's Obstetrics.
Bndd on the Liver.
Budd on the Stomach.
Barclays Medical Diagnosis.
Bird on Urinary Deposits.
Bennets Practice of Medicine.
Bumsted on venereal.
Beck on Infant Therapeutics.
Churchiifs Obstetrics.
Churchill on Children
Churchill on Woman.
Carpenters Ele. of Physiology.
Conde on Children.
Ceselsnd's Pocket Lexicon.
Campln on Diabetes.
Dalton's Physiology.
Druift's Surgery.
Dungiisons Dictionary.
Duhrin's Dissecfpr.
Erechsen's Surgery.
Fowne's Chemistry.
Gray's Anatomy 3
Griffith FormHary.
Headland's Action Of Medicine,
Hamilton on Fractures.
Harnmond's Military Hygene.s
Hoblyns Medical Lexicon.
Lawrence on the Eye.
Lehman's Chemical Physiology
Ludlow Manual.
Jones 0pthalmic Medicine
Millcr's Practice and Principle Of Surgery.
Meigs on Woman.
Meigs' Obstetrics
Mack inxe on the Eye
Neil q Smiths Commend,
Powers Surgical Anatomy.
Parrsh's Practical Pharmacy
Ramsbotham's Obstetrics
RECORD Hunter on vene real
Sargent's Minor Surgery
Todd Oh Urinary Disease.
Taylor on Potsons
Tut on Urinary Therapeutics
Trcitsch on the Ear
United States Pharmacopes.
Watson's Practice.
Woods Therapeutics.
Williams Principles of Medicine.
Wilson the Skin.
Wilson's Anatomy.
wythes Pocket Dose. Book.
For sale by NJ W. WkSTCOTT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-28

EOR SALE--East half Of Lot 8, Block
126, on side Of Blondean strees, between sth
aud 9th cheap for cash. Would like 70 have an Of
II. B. TES-EYCK.
july4 Real Estate Agent.