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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22


The What Cnnp. We are informed BY
farmers from tho lower part of thu county
that the wheat in that section which was
sown carly on corn ground WHICH was, pillow
I'd in the fall, is looking remarkab1y we'll.
and will not be materially injured by 4
continuation Of the drought for two weeks
longer'-&i7l,eater lfessmger. >i@h
IMMIGRANTS continue to cross the st. Pc.
ter ferry and pass throns;, our streets al
most every day-someti,nes in large aum
bers. They come from Visor sin and Hi
nois. The most Of these INN grants have
gone to the Sioux Agency Reservation.
above Fort Ridglsz though some s:. 81:
IN lu,s country, We have also noticed
lois Of immisrants With large droves Of
cattle. going to Mcleod county. We learn
that New Elm q crowded with immigrants
nearly every nignt.-Iinsesofe Statesman.
Aucf1o4.-As On evidences Of the manner
in which people bid 1t auctions, at Judge
Flandrau's auction on Mtnday : hse which,
costs 80 cents in the stores here was bought
for 81 ,05, and . clotheg Lssket which wsa
bos;:.ht fev weeks ago for so cents sold
for ITO. People seem 70 10 inhtnatsd
with tn aea TIA. ven II they pay twie.
the cost 81 % article 81 au., ZION they st y
cheap.-ld 4 a%.=g
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22
Radical Democrats.


Much curiosity has been excited by the
name adopted by the conclavs Of radical
Abolitionists ana aissati: actionists that re .
Gently met At Cleveland, and nominated
Fremont. Notwithstanding al their pro
tended hatred for Democrats, and even the
name Democrat, they have adopted the
more impressive and stronger title, "Radi
Cal Democrats" Now what is the object
Taking oil circumstances into consideration
We are not destitute Of belief that it is Z
bid for the nomination At the Copperhead
Democratic Convention at Chicago. Cop
perhead Radicals will Be radical enough Il
suit the most deeply tainted with Southern
Democracy.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22
Vallandisham Returned.

VallandiEham Returned.
This arch traitor and disturber Of the
harmony Of the north has returned to his
home in Dayton, Ohio. His return is up
on his own responsibility and in violation Of
his sentence. 30 comes homo still dcepdyed
in treason, bidding defiance in his weak
wy to tho government and it would be
just to arrest him aad confine him. But
the tiu.e 10 psst when he has power to do
mischief, and for that reason it is just as
we'll to let him slone. Lot him live at
home now, BY his loud spoken treason ia
blast-not the government ~ he once At.
tempted, but his own misguided personal
and political friends, by stamping them with
the ialamy tat is forever fastened upon
himself. .... -...
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

Proceediass ofthe City Council Of Inc
S. E City or ReaWins.
SATUHpAX evening j uns 18th 1854.
Present thu Mayor. Councilmen Brown
and Hawkins and the Recorder. s sSss..
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved. = - . :
The following bills were presented which
were on motion allowed. o~e,.~
Bill Of lanes II. Parker for printing, six
dollars and half.
On motion it was resolved that q city Or
der be drown in favor OF VIM. P. Brown
fer $37, Is for money advanced by him to
pay laborers for the Featherstone road ont
1.-The Featherstone road appropriation.
On motion it was resolved that city or
der be drawn in :avor Of Watts Sherman
500. 35 money advanced by him to pay u.
borers on the Featherst one road. out Of the
Fea,herstone road appropriation. ~
On motion it was resolved that q city or
der be drawn in favor of Watts Sherman
for 500 for and on account Of labor done
by him on Featherstone road said order to
10 made payable one year from date and te
be receivable for taxes levied for the year
1864 and subsequent years. - : !
On motion It was resolved that the City
Recorder be, and is hereby instructed to
borrow the sum Of fourteen hundred dol.
lars, anticipating the tax levied, and in &C
cordance with the resolutions passed BY the
City Council, on the 18th day Of June, 1864
That for the said sum of fourteen hundred
dollars, he is hereby notified to issue or
dcrs in such sums and amounts as the par
ties loaning the money shall direct, includ
inc interest on said sum, at II per cent,
per annum, for ono year. which said city
orders shall be payable one year from the
late thereof, and he receivable as taxes lev
ed for the year 1864, aud subsequent years.
A bill Of Frank Ives for justices fees,
and Witness fees &c. for $12,l5 was pre-
|sented, which was on motion allowed.
On motion the Council adjourned to Sat.
urday June Is. 1864.
". ". PHELPS, Mayor.
(attest)
ROBERT DEAKrs. City Recorder.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

4 PARALLEL FOR FREMoNT.-Soue ''no-
bic Bsroan" has been searching the Bible
for = parallel for the man who parts his
hair in the middle. and finds that the osigi-
nal Of the cleveland Convention met in the
Cave Of Adullam. as recorded in LIT Samuel,
22d chapter I'd verse .:>rar6#5e#ss d
"And every one that Was in distress. and
every one that Was in debt. and every one
that was discontented. gathered themselves
unto him; and he became Captain over
them; and there were with him about four
hundred men.-Prescon Journal. ...- F..
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22
Negro Troops.

What pity it IS that negroes wont fight!
what miserable failure they male At Mil'
lkens Bend, at Fort Wayne, and At Ply
mouth. Now we have arsport that they
handsomely repulsed the Virginia Chivalry
1t Hampton, and amen they attacked the
Notifications at Petersburg, and carry it a
the point Of the bayonst, calling forth the
livi'est tokens of approval from their com
handing General. What pity that mig
gers wont fight.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22
ROBERT DEAKrs. City Recorder.

@OLD ABE's CHMcE.-A gentleman in
remarked to President Lin
coin on Friday that nothing could defeat
h i'm but Grants Capture Of Richmond, tn
be followed by his nomination at Chicago
and acceptance. "Well" said the Pfesi.
dent, Il fell very much like the man who
sad he din't want to die particularly. but i
he had got TO DE, that was precisely tn,
disease he would like to die Of" r..
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22
Oar Casdida,es

We glory in that which traitors and Ar.
istocrats despiss. Il i our greatest case q
rejoicing that 10 orr country The humblss,
membsr Of society may Il = can and will
work bis way 70 H. high position il the
social and political scale.
Il IS : matter Of fae. easy Of proof TIA,
most Of orr 6rst class public mss eans from
the lower walks Of lie. and have only 1T
tested their worth by forcing their Wy %
through and over great di1e.l,iss. Such
i the case with Ahrakan Linenln and An
drew johnson. and this i considered 81
the bred Of arissossats that iahahik IL
more exalted posaieas . 10 world : k.sa3
dsparag1sss T. Tier. Slraaes. that saeA
IN opinies sho1A b satersaiaed BY lead-
ing denoerasis ankAssity.
Oh! Dsnocracy. grsat = thy IN! Ths
New York Weird spsaks thus q liz noni-
nation ofLioesln : Johasoa
Ths go Of ssat6smaa i -: - 80 q
rad sP6tdess aad tsi1ss4 C bu1boAL loosD
ard fanatics - uueooo I'll 5s5
And aeaia:
The only 1ssis - 81 11iisesns = -
BaldDoss ticket = ~ agie ef ceasisfeslcs !.
i . 81 q riscs ~ III - ~ shLsilc
The head. ~ III - - sail Z ~
iiitias t4rssa ~ lsssia1 fsi1sv. III
hOa IL 6aekuss1a - - -
esstA i1.oraass. ~ vs1A - : -
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

We understand that from seventy five to
= hundred men have gone up to work on
the dams proposed to be built for feeding
Rum River It is thought the logs will b.
tumbling down some time in Js!y.-Aaoka
SaS. 7
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

The Thousands Of Mr.. FRsnoxr's warm
and true friends among Union men can but
now apply torhim the words Of The song !;
"We have loved and We have parted, -
ssTAou hast broken srery co,.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22
THROUGH TICKETS VIA PRAIRIE
DU CHEN
AS Low ASH ANY OTHER ROUTE,
= Can be obtained 81
- PHELPS Il Manu.
RED WING.
MORTGAGE SALE.

r. Where's 'default - has been made n tie
payment Of the sum Of Ono Thousand Three
Hundred and Seventeen dollars, which j. now
claimed to be duo. At the date Of this NOTICE,
tor prinsiple and interest. upon . certain in
denture of M ortgaee exc >utcd and delivered ~
Isaac LAWYER. William LAWYER and Elsa
law yer his wife, to Tcunis .. Slingsrland Of
the State Of New York bearing dats tho 18th
tday Of June Ono Thousand Eight Hundred
and Sixty, which mortgage WAS on the same
Deeds, in and for Goodhus county, Minnesota,
lin Book Of Mortgage Deeds, on pages lS5,
$50, 4s7, 4ss and 4so. ~. "a.
And whereas on tho 22i day ofyApril 1894,
tho said Tennis S. Slingerland, then having
lien by virtue Of said mortgage upon the
ticularly described, on which the taxes for The
years 1860 1861 1869 and 1858 bad not besn paid
thereupon paid such taxes and the interest
penalty and charges thereon, amounting In al
to the sum Of eighty six dollars and ten cents,
to the County Treasurer, Of Goodhns county,
and took his receipt shercforo, which undsr
the provisions Of thu fourth action ofchaPter
six Of tho General Laws 81 Minnesota for 1861
constitute an additio nal lien ION sneh 5and %
the amount aforesaid, therein speci8sd. yhieh
together with interest thereon, i collsctab'e
the amount secured b y 1.-THE original 1tenof tbs
l Xns ss s.' t's ..;a 1orte.xo, ri.>
instrument in writing d.ted the said 18th Day
Of June. 1860, executed and adknowledoed tAes
day, and recorded on the same day in sas4
Registers Office in said Book o. 5Do!tkAo1
above mentioned did under -: &C., >,
closure Of Real Estate passed By the Legssss
turs Of tho Stats Of Ainnesossf ds1lsss
n sreh 10 1890. waive 81 rights snd bessftDS
REDEEM ption q said smortgagsd lands 49, Ie1e
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

~ s.t = $500 II = = s,aly i.
tAsy r " ~ y 1911 III
tsrs vish sur csli n eaeenl sr,sJ :.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22

! H sAs Asssa's - : gla1ss N -
b u Puidiss
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.


wspSzDAY, oct. 2o-5 II
!. ~ ss0st msrkst showed tendency towares improve
nart ss tbs nrst board chs morlilS. .pui iasS u~
4,zls speculative spira shown.
The s,ssisg sales compared with soSss o. tne So
and bosrd yssterdA showed the fo!losss -
Hudson River advanced ". Reading y, Michigan South
kd dt;Yort wayne u, Ccveispd aod Pisssburs *, Chit
&sso ana Nosshwes,eru u, preferred u, Chicago and
book Island u. kes York Centrsi declined l. Erie was
S.sady. ~ tsp .la.e osset Aa g es..al
T aovSnmspt securities 'were inactive. Coupon are
tweutes kod al NIX codpou sixes OF 1851 al 1861
ios sIo Treasury notea October and APRIL l0s cou.
pom fores, esS one year Certificates, e5 Railroad
bonds were hrm aud sste ssocks dull After the call
tsd Al the open coard AZ O'Clock the market was
Stronger. II .swa.. % t@. . ..,s.rs
Al the ssosnd regular board Rssdlns showed an I'm.
provsment upon the morning price OF a. Michigan South
pfs y, Michigan Central ", Cleveland and Toledo ",
Chicago and Quincy IL, Illinois Cuatrsl l1s Cleveland
and Pisisburs IN, Rock Isiaud v. Northwestern pre-
fcrred l. Fort Wayne Alton aud Tsrrs Haute l. Cum.
hsriand Coal 2k, Canton Company / Erie was ssady.
Goverument securities were hrmf I. y
At the open hoard al hAfpast three the Improvement
Was strong but somewhat Irregular. eEata gi p .ia
Gold heavy At the opening this morning, and The
disposition OF many Of the operators to soil short =
Cndsr the bsisf thai Grants army about to com.
epoe offensive ovement; but the ssbulls' csme IN
Ind bid The price up Ave cent from the lowest dgure
alter which, however, reoeded about two per cont
ibs registered quotations during the day wce FOL
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

vs.s ss1ss Oct. a a ssos J.ssl. ossssre - saSvs
WIN '' % 'e'O'1 issa. 1884 ass. Z
Fos thsMsek. - es 0A,c2e - Ai6slU 21& 6l1E
Prvy reported. l190A0IsT lss res COL lrI,o2floS
Since Jan. L.. STA o45 los l42SS2 $50 s1s
The EswTesk iMPssts compare ~ solIous:--
pry, soccs....... ssetlAs lise'1os !sssii
Total fsr the uesk IS b,o.ia9 a,4f7 ia 2Sro, ,S7s
Prev,y rsport tod. ll a24 Ssl 9SS $40 lS3e9260s
F0R - ---- --------
Since Jan. L.. ,oO3 l4s46c.7s4 1sosc7s sss
The following stocks and bopds we're sold to-day
by .Adr.n Mul.sr, ?, +. wiklgs Qoy bJ order Of
the admiaistraiOrs & The estate t6s late George w.
Newell, deceased .vrf~Fn0 80 14Net ~ sa
$1,000 Mich s and NJ Ind RI, Co. per cent sinking fund
bonds, due 1885; int May and Nov, 900 each. 10T
due 1870, int Jar and July, 81, 800 each aolX
81 OUo Rk r. Bridge 10 per cont bonds, due 1870
int. Jan. and July guar by the Rk !, RR. Coz, a.,
500 Atlantic isSa and KK Co. per cent bonds. ~
due 1876 int. April aud Oct, $500 eaQh.,...... 9Sx
81 900 Hud. Riv. RR convertible bond, due 1887; 80.
int. May and nov, lo4H
= xioc each.
The following the amount -four and grain in store
in Chicago Saturday October Is, 1884 and compared
with tho corresponding period OF last years- s,e,
b..
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

Gu. ms.s v~s : moderate resus.. paas., With ~.
Of 800 p1ckaees. 81 l6kc lSkQ ~ Shoulders and
IIkc. s1Ic. tos hams Beef hama yers = demand, whh
salcs OF ~ bsk at S26 BaoOn o1es uore quiet With
Sales of fco psokRxas long cut uans for January ve
ry az $50. Tho lard market less active. bat shAds
eassr, Gales OF 5000 bbla ana usrces at loxc Isko
for No i. AGO. lxa ,or fsir y prime. ana ~ Ae,s
a2ko Ter kesto Butter was In demand at 30c 81 40.
fr Western, and $50. lcc for state. Cheese was in
good inquiry and sdvpneing p lSc A2ea !. I.I!As.,
PsrsoiSUxsT Ths mafketfer crude and reouU1 u bond
was decidedly dun, and prices fell on lc. &C. gallon.
and there vss very little inclination bug excspI ai
further reduction whIoh was stouty resisted Free was
quiet but holders would noA coseede any seduc
ton even to effect largo bses ssCalIs were stnl In
vogue and much business was oected ID tnB wsy Tno
sales 400 bbs cruds st 4tc l6kc on the spot
and 40 for month; 1000 DO refined, in bond at
axe the spot and p0c. FOR noxt moEth and 700 do
ee in lots, a Sic. salko Bonsins Was quiet a CSC.
suoAR-The market Tor raw oontsusd ,arm, with
fair demand. Fair to Good refining may be Quoted At
16xo. Ito. The sales include e70 hhds Cuba musoo
vado a 1880 lskc and 50 hhds do. At AGO.. also b6
bids. Porto Rco at.2lc. s- - p ~
HI1sw sontinuSd very nem with sslss Of lis 900 bs
at 163so l7ko. for common 10 prime.
Tsi.-Th domand was vsy in1hts but the market still
contlpues frmer.
wa,war.-R Receipts, es4 bblA Market duh, with sales
OF 400 bbls al 81 70 81 ~.
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UxTY COmmnaCxA.. REpOnr.

q WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2e--s r. M
AMna.-Receipts, 72 bbls. Market unsettled. Snall
sales 6f pearls have been made ~ xls and pots 3li 30
. $l2 raieae .4~saE.y #t 4bes ss4. .fn
50 bags corn meal 10 $50 bushels wheat 722 corD
ooes do. cats. 30S do rye, 20 as DO. barley l9s
do malt Tho ncur market opened loc 1Bo lower, but
closed with rather tone, owiag 70 the reaction
gold. The homo trade buying 10 about the usual
extent and hsre some speculative inquiry for future
delivery resulting in sales Of 1000 bbs State
November and December delivery $40 Tue trsnsac.
ticns for Immediate delivery c,mprso 0o0o bbls state
ard Wsstsrn, 900 Southern and 5eo Canadian Rys our
was arm. with sales Of les bbs as Ss 1s Corn meal
In beter request with saee Of 100 bbs at 81 Is
for Jersey 81 sS sor calos aud 81 90 Brandywns
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
FuRnITURIiiInI. y =

A MhGNIFfcRNf .Aa4oRrMRNT or HOusEH OLD
sr.i:srs fos ,.,s-,P'SRsr Of ,ssy se,ins sss
bde..s:s. nTcr rsio,isE cIsc.. s,s.asry BrsnIss'
wood DureNxa Bedstea6s. WardrobsA Mastvssssa r6s~
WOOD fiancforte made W CITY, ,nAksr 10 use menths;
vuI be sold ~ sAorfGce. inquire lc West Tweny.
third street, eiatk a~enue. tf i FfN n. 7N7-f
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oos q dollar share being on
sSaSs f:s.ss:s En-. .::... sss vs..
PHrRoLHuM 20 on srocxs ssa
STOCK fLsEff asokSa a, asS HS'Ga3HhcirssossE Ga3HhcirssossEn,
nro 4. ps srs.4e:. :fss sisna. ana IN. p...
s = s, 81 sS.:o o. :.,. >,
o. % : % osssS ss %
g ii s"S board | %
psSies Il ehoss prers.,y oniy ma e1sss'ivs isc
r sss :. 20 s:s: r.. .r. p... reg.
rsraoisse!s; !; s;,I Ssss~A.or !|,.s
r..cl... oil -..efs &C. only q .SstS :assss '''
Ps.hesfsssa! ssss! Sa CLASS SSskA kAsIxs sos SALE
PE7HoLKuM srosks AND LANDS
l TT = a'ssss.L sSs sAEs fSs" "
,oon shs,s, s.rssn !, Coz, ~ sss Ssn. Oh Company
100 asassisn Oh . tonsany
s q, K.,s.s,s0ssss :s.l.n,. 3 e,onsn on oS%0A',
i06 kynd Farm OH Oompsny
80 Mckinley OH Comp.ny..
Lands on chsrs run o srses and Xicsbsny river Hav
ing n. on q e q ~ .s
s'''l N n'sre aa. rssGp poErcsrus
'raR NORTH sMBRtcAN PETRoLEUA COMPANY.
ory or os sI% 1Sr yoRx.
OFFICES ), WALL sTRKRr.
,.s ssSisi % saGass a's s.Sys e Ss5tsss 81 s4sa
. soAa ali:.'sssIis T. ss,ssos
wrLLIxs =. !'sstSsfs 'sIsotSssff.sossos
saRoxslnS tis'ssIsi sSaocHA Anpr
AEraTs 8 PaoAL
rLArr. or1s$SSs;s 1sSs,s 1s$siSs1S:s;is BUCKLEY
.s,.s ss.s Wilson, r's'd'a' q ss' A.r'''. ''a ooeaa.a
yredsrict sehpchsrdt Of Msssrs schucbsfd, assh.A
n,. ss;Iss h.sisIs Y ss;:s
Glls% sll :, As,,T !, Rel. am o.,,,
pavid 0ibson OF messra David 0bsoo Co.. Cncnnst.
Issm.. G. Buts, # , ss::s r., ssa sas.ey
ssa o"isSsa aesa s'e. fsa
s%a I'D dc Z Rec. :s . sss cS ss " A
sHs' % 5. y%sa % Sa ss
sid'os s.,s. wsI. 10 ss y: o1. s
'ss seds Rs;ny s sss
r9 s acre. o " land portions Of which are
!. s..
70 as pon 81 s q ss.s s
reserved for working capa has a been subscribed Tor Al
ten dollars per snare. .... -
THE oHiO PEraoLEUM COMPANY.
icorn,,.a shsrs: re-. 500 si.c' Cspr.., pa. $1,000" 10000
~ Uo iroaaas he woe sf *. es.sa io1 n
sr.s vel. producing over ios ss:
TaS!:s1 ven. 4. 'p Ds9g.. .s,.,ssa In AID which viii ss
inrome Al present $500 per day Two r~r cent on Al.
capital stock now band fcsss of oil and applicable 70
ysst svdend win Be declared on the is, Of December
With material depreciation OF oil below presen, prices
large d,vidsnds mar be conndenty looked for. I'll 'N
ones Of the comp.ny. No Broad s,ts.s ronpss No. "
Avs A.. s5:.. 3 ssss,s So, s s'fisssr isssr -
@9nN wANrBD-By A LADY, PoH WHICH GOOD
0OOV security wall be svea and liberal interest paid
Address hrs. J. D., station v. T -N1
ca OO(l wAsrEpIroR Two YRLNs. on uNHs:
Address T. smith, Dor SIS Herald once.
0sJ0 nm 10 LOAN o. bond AND xoHToXdF
charged. Apply y qRA. RobINson. 90 Wal svssl
eQOO (lCl0 70 LoAx-Ar SIX rER cgE7. OK
y2VHxyOWI xsOI 4: s:T - ss. 81. S ,sss lyy
EnRnITURH. = - \
MhGNFrcRNf .As4oRrMRNT or HOUSEHOLD
-oonsisns o. superb Sfswius ROOM safs kssrsres
bde..s:s. n,gcrs rs,p.sf. cIsc.. ss.asryt srsnIss
wood yureNra. Bedscses, warsrobsA Msusssssa rsss~
vn bs sold ~ -saedscs inquire 81 lis West Twsny.
third street. near sssA swepus .n 2 -- ~ !.
FAMILY GfvrNd cr HOUSEKEEPING witt
"A selthslr Fsssurs a great sacriaos Tor essA ese
slsilsg Of mAss6oe rAnoforls I've beautiful
Ysvor 6uils covsrsd 10 rA French salts 6rocssii
80 W - rsc1 HeSSt ssAs Avr..ns a. %ssi uss
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
Tho Broad way stages.
TO THE EDIyoH or rag ARRALD.

fMfe Nav yoRK, Oct 20, 1884,
IN your structures the extortion practsea on tbs
public by tho prorretors Of the morse cars and stages
syoa have done the State some service: but there
two lines that have escaped observation, viz:
The Kncks booker stages and the lines from Grand
ssrest 70 Broadway and the As;or House The former
jumped from ave 70 ten ceDts although Il s we'll known
fact that sbey more than triple their iars from the Bat
terry Bisscker street and Broadway and the latter
lines onsourth the ieagth The Third cars
from the House 10 SIXTY third street. Yet they
charge much a. that line for whatever pretcnce the
Third has for raising their fare 70 six surely
the Grand street line has ALL they make four
trips their oEe showing that It II net
necessity but monopoly the part Of the propretors
aud verifying the ite that. the poor man fights
A CONSTANT READER
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
wATCMEs, JnWKLRY, 40.

AT 7ls BRolDwAY-THB UTMOST VALUE Pam
n for Diamonds, watches Plate Jewels Optical Tuslss-
modss Ia, = hs Psl,sss rosHs osss hosIs 10 toA
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
The caty inspector sgusldie.s ,
CRY Issrrc7oR's DEPARTMENT.,
ESw YoRx, Got rs, 1854. !

o. GODFREY GusrnER, Mayor. &c.- ,,rr ..n -sa
SR-I have received d note fxom you, dated the 22f
instant whereby undertake to suspend me from tho
oos Of City Inspector together with certain charges
upon which you assume 70 base your sction. Your an
rcmiuing persecution Of me public OfGocr II Is dim
cult to explain 20 eIre at the last for tho
once which you hold, and which, in tho general
opinion OF the pnbc tho press, you eminenty dis
grace, your opponent for tho sursgos Of the peo
pe, and you achieved tho majority. According TO well
established usage between rivai candidates. the excite
ments the feelings and passions, any existed during
the campaign, terminated ~ Il supposed. shortly after
The result SUCH 20 far ss you we're concerned was ccr
tkiry the with se But YOU, forgetui igno-
Of the ordinary coureses Observable In such re!s
tops, concluded, seems, TO aot Tar diaerooty Even
before you Installed into office yoa prepared
self to persecute your rival by secret and orhy
means, and, by what sdfshonorablo know not
createdau espionage this department., and 10 sub
your base ends secured IN interests OF my
suenrdnates whose treacercus statements you com
nurcaed the Common Counc charges against nc
which, hesdless Of tho commonos courtesy you did not
frst give me auy information, or opportunity to refute
or explain.
me, but wiui violation ~ your duty and OF the oy
charter, for which Ycu ought TO be impeached and
removed from Office In any ma'ter within your cogn
zapoe where the charter or the city the laws con er
upon the Mayor power or iurisdicon over this iepart
ment its head, shall be ready asd seaous give
assent and govern action accordingly but when. Ia
derOgation and IN defiance OF tns laws. you assume
powers you do possess aud understanding tothe
published Io,ter OF James r. Whhing--yOu have admit
sSr S no.
gsei ES % iss Of tbs
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munity has sf your theory that patriotism enlightened
ssN interest" or OF your practical patriotism exhibited
Ia your veto Of resolutions of tho Common Council
autho rizpg city 10 be illuminated IN oraton
OF the brilliant victories recently achevedby the gallant
araies of the nation. r. l. A. Boolk, City Inspector
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

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led increased business The sales reaching 100 600
buFhes a. 81 10 for white Eehgan 81 30 amber do
81 lS - % winter red weserr-tne inside price
for in;eroS. ~ I5 ifor Milwaukee club ~ OC So ~
Tor Chieago spring, anu 81 10 for No. ] Ra-
cine; isyc Was neld at 81 90 q 81 55, without
sales Corn advanced cents under continued scarcity.
Sales 900 bushels ri 81 20 IL 62 Tor Western Mixed
chiefly al the latter price. Barley duh ard the
market heavy. Sales $500 bushels Canada West at
81 90 In malt We beard sses. Oats were arm as
voc. &c With q far business. MrH
ColYEE-We heard 90 to-day and prices
were wholly nominal.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
POST OFFICH NOTICE.
BILLIARDS..

JfLLfARD TkRLg Fo4 SALK-A GOOD sECOND
- hand Table, Pneans make. all comp.cLe Apply
y. O'CONNOR- % ana w East Fourteenth street.
pILLIARDs TOR SALE, THREE SPLENDID BIZ.
ID Hard Tables nearly and Va perfect order all
p'ets Will 10 sold very chsap Apply al the Washington
Lauch Nc. Brosuwss. .A
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

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