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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-17

ENIRST-CLASS JAMES RIVER ESTATE
il WANTED are authorized 70 negotiate for the pur-
hrscAss the north side OF James river be-
Dover Mills and Columbia, containing between 600 and
600 acres, more.
Persons disposed to sell Invited to correspond with
fe6-8awqw G0DDIN A APPEReoN.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

''When Shall we Three Meet Again. {,
A meeting Of special interest took place
in this city on the 1lth instant, between
the Post Master Of St. Paul, the editor O.
the Thunderer, and Judge Ottman of Wa.
bashow county. We of course was rot le,
into the secret Of the meeting, but naturally
concluded It had reference to what hid near
est their hearts. viz: the election of the
last member OF the famous Washburn fam.
lily to Congress.
We had always entertained the old fogie
idea that the people had something to do
about such matters, but we are learning
something every day. Of course the pco>
pie OF Wabashaw county are willing to sub
nit to what one man may do in their name
and ask no questions.
We had always thought that when DO
litical object was sought to be attained, il
was proper to appeal to the people hut We
guess we were mistaken the modern way
is for Postmaster and an editor TO write tc
a lawyer to meet them at hotel at some
town half way, and tho three viii there do
what political trading may be necessary tc
secure the ireeest expression ~ Of the
peoples. will.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

The only item of special interest 1t til,
Convention, u the nomination 81 Ceneres,
man. The Thu,sderer has decided in th,
secret councils Of it's ssnctum;, that Mr.
Dounelly must be deieated, because in some
way he does not misister to the financial
necessities Of the Aforesaid 7Aunaexr. NJ,
Donnelly can't see it in that light.
The z"undsrer and Mr.. Washburn "a,
that Mr.. W'shburn must he sent in DIN.
nellys place, to fulfil the decrees of the
Almighty, whereby it WAS decreed from the
beginning. that the Government should
support the Washburn and Blair fam,lics
during their natural lives.
There is some minor business to attend
to, such as nominating State officers, J udges
for the Supreme and District Courts, &c.
but all those matters are of course trifine
ia comparison with the duty of making pro.
per provisions for the support Of the Con.
gressional aspirants.
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SUMMONS.

County Of Goodhue,I s.
T. 9istrict Court for Goodhue County First;
H. w. lam0re:on, e: Plaintiaaue
Wallace Wood, Defe ndent.g
The State of Minnesota. to the abov. ~
defendent $3.50. "o0'' nameo
You are hereby summoned md raon;r..
to answer the complaint of the plaintiff in th;.
action which is now on file in the office Of s the
clerk Of said court in his office at Red WIN
in said county and to serve a copy Of Your any s
swer to saia complaint on the subscribers At
their office in the village Of Mantorvilie in
Dodge county in said State within tventv
days after the service Of this summon unon
you exclusive of the day, ofsuch service; and
II you ia1l to answer said complaint within tho
court for the relief demanded in said com.
plant. '0 "on1-
Dated July 1lth, 1864. .-
La DUE & HALL,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
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A Card to the Suffering.

CWALLO " two or three hopsheads Of "Bu
~ chm" "Tonie Bitters." "sarsaparilla >
"Ncrvons Antidotes.' &C.. &c. &C., and af
ter Won arc .atisfed with the result. then try
one h5X r; Of old DOCTOR BUCTIAN'S ENG
L1SH SPECIFIC P1lLS-and be restored to
health and vieor in less than thirty daya.-
They arc purely vegetable. pleasant to take,
rrcmrt and s"lrtary in their effects on the
broken down and shattered constitution. Old
nnd young can take them with advantage
Imported and sold in the United States ONLY
by JAS.S. RTTLER.
No. 427 Broadway. NY,
iT Agent fcr the United States
?. S.-A Box Of the Pills. securely packed
will be mailed to md address on receipt o1
price. which is ONE DOLLAR, t,oat paid
mon.y refunded by theAge if entire salts
faction. is not given. ms
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
Troceedlnss of the City Council of tn
City OF Red Wing.

Proceedings of the City Council of the
City Of Red Wing.
RED WING, Saturday July 10Th 1864.
Council meet pursuant to adjournment
Present the Mayor Councilman Brown and
Hawkins & the Recorder.
The minutes Of tho previous meeting
were read and approved.
On motion it was resolved that an orde,
be drawn in favor Of VIM. ?. Brown 70,
$6l, is to be paid out Of the Featherstone
Road appropriation and an order for 1925
to be paid out of the Bush street .pprcpri.
alton.
On motion. Bill Of A. r. Field was =,
lowed $1,O0.
On motion it was resolved that the sum
of $4,000 be appropriated by the Council
for the completion Of the improvement On
the Featherstone Road, the yeas and nays
were as follows yeas Councilmen Hawkins
and Brown the Mayor & the Recorder
Nays none.
~ DenSmore, y. u. FIERCE q Phelps &
'ann having accepted the proposition o
the City Council for the loan OF $l40O, CO.
The City Recorder was directed to insure
orders to the respective parties for the prin
icipal and interest according to the PROPOSE.
ton madc by the City Council at meeting
thereof on the 10th day Of June 1864.
Jas. II. Parker made report as CITY JUS
tice which was on motion referred to. Robt
Deakn to report at the next meeting.
On motion the Council adjourned to Sat
uIday July 23d 1864.
w. W.. PHELPS,
\Atest) Mayor.
RoB'T DEAKIN CITY Recorder.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
STRAY COLTS.

str"yed from the farm ofthe Subscriber, i,
,Te ,r town OF Belle Creek, Goodhuo county
Mlnnesota: N about tho lst day of July. 1864
1hrGe year]ing colts. One a mare colt. Of
oark bay color: the two hind legs were whit
up a"oue the fettocks she also had small
white spot in the forehead.
\, ne other two were Gcld,ng Colts. ono O.
tne,n light grey. the mace and tsil beinf
white. and portion Of the face about the col
or OF the manc: the other dark steele gray
with heavy NAME o'
:.AAny Icrfon who will return said colts. o,
el'her OF them. or give inform ahon whero thew
e"n DC found VIII he well rewarded.
Letters ni"s bo addressed to the. subscriber
At Belle Creek or to tho editor Of tho Goodhue
Volunteer.
Belle Creek, J"ly l4th 1864.
OWEN WARD
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

also badly damaged ; also the adjoining
lumber yard. Total loss is estimated af
seven hundred tt tousand dollars.
= ! LOUISVILLE, July 1e.
The Nashville Union, Of yesterday an
nounces that Shermat's army is now under
the walls Of Atlanta.
WAsHirseoN. July Is.
Tho latest news from PETERSBURG Is n
Wednesday morning, when heavy skirmish :.
ing was going on.
Official dispatches from rebel 6 en-. Jones
reports repulse Of the Federal forces near
charleston with loss Of 6OU men. Con
hrms the capture Of two rebel guns but
the rebel picket line is re established. The
Fcderals are hastily falling back. The
monitors and gunboats were in Stone rive,
heavily firing on rebel lines.
NEW Yonk, July: II.
The Commercial says prominent bank.
ing house in Wall street has received a dis
patch from their Washins ston branch this
morning. which states that Grants forces
have occupied Petersburg. We have re-
ce'ved nothing confirmatory of this state.
ment. The Commercial also saws a nriy.t,,
dispatch from Washington to a Wall street
banker. states that Sheridan, with his entire
cavalry fcrco. has been dispatched to in.
tercept the rebel raiders, and has reached
Hanover Court House.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

E':t>r nf TOLTNTEER
DEAN SIR - With vcur permission I wish 20
sny +" the readers ofvoar paper that J will
send. hv return mail. t" all who wish it FREQ J
q Reecipe. with fnll directions for making and
nsing simple Ycgetnble Balm. thnt will eff
fsctua1y r"rnnve in ten days. Pimples. Dlotch-
ga. Tan. Frecklc., and all Impurities Of the
Skin le"sing the same soft, clear, smooth and
beautiful.
! will also mail free to those having Raid
Heads. or Rare Face. simple directions and in
formation that will ems h1e them to start a full
growth ofLuxnrian. Hair. Whiskers or Nous
tache. in logs than thirty daya.
All applications answered BY return mail
without charge.
Respectfully yonr.
THOS.F. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
sal broadway, New York
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
Philadelphia Sanitary Fair.

= we have been shown the bill Of fare, at
Inc F0''ade'phn Sanitary Fair, where il is
sad over i've thousand persons sat down
to the table daily. 1t is sufficient for ths
most 'sstaeou' epicare, and the price enough
% h'ghsen million heir. We have also
seen : letter written hya person who at
tended that lair' and Who Was evidently ,
very careful and interested observer;
tnere appears to US to be enough in each
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
Sherman.

The success ofGeneral Sherman is with
out parallel in this war. Every movemen
has been ? perfect success, and obstacle
apparently unsurnountahle have been
Aanked by some ofthe most brilliant move
ments known in military tactics, he has
passed stronghold sfter stronghold Of tn,
enemy, until his army is now before At
lanta, the objective point Of his campaign
They have been forced to abandon tn,
strongest position they could select, ane
h,ye fallen back from one fortified point t
ano'be:. until they are a! las! .esina :a;
fortifcations Of the Key to the Confederacy
II they could not check the advance Of sher
man. while they were in such positions =.
they occupied At Dalton, Marietta, and o,
the Chattahooch;e, can they successful,
withstand his assaults on their present DO
sition. which BY all correspondents is said
to be less formidable than many they have
been forced to abandon?
1t may be that Sherman will attack o,
lay siege to the city, or it may be he will
play strategy on them again. and compel
them to abandon that also. If the latte,
whittier will they 60? 1t certainly appear.
to us that with Sherman once in possession
OF Atlanta, and in command OF railroads
that centre there, he can assume the defen
siv', and leave Gen. johnson to adopt such
course IS he chooses.
Certainly Sherman has vindicated his
reputation q ono Of tho most brilliant gen,
erals Of the world.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

Ghf Hp1nnterer, e
JAAES II. PARKER, !: ED:T0I
Aeed Wing, July 9Oth, ls64
NATIONAL UNION TICKET,
1864.
.,-s. ..>z.,.,,.... fox PREsiDENr,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
OF Illinois.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
4. Of Tennessee.
100000 More:

Tho President has called for soc, ,C0c
moro men, 10 volunteer to serve one. two
or three years: He gives notice that if the
quotas from each township is not furnished
III fifty days from the 18th day Of July, a
draft will be Immediately ordered.
We are glad Of it. We wish he had called
for ami!lion men, and then we should feel
double assurance that the war will soon
te over. The several townships had better
be looking up their quotas.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
JUS. Revenue Stamp so cts,l
Cancelled. I
AN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE.
An Ofdlnancet to amend ordin ance No.
Is, being an Ordina ance entitled an or.
dinance to amend ordinance No. &c he-
ing an ordinance entitled can Ordi-
nance to restrain the running ut large
OF SWINE ana to authorize the impound
ing, dlstralnins and sale Of the same. ,,
The City Council of the city of Red Wing do
ordair:
Sec. J.: That I section one Of ordinance No.
l6 Of said City. passed July l1th A. D.. 1890
be amended 50 rs to read as follows:
Sec. l. shall n OF be lawful for any swine
to run at large within the corporate limits Of
said city OF Eed Wing, and any and all swine
shall be restrained from running at lnroo
withia said corporate limits.
Section 2. That section two Of said ordi-
nance No. 16 be amended so as to read as :ol-
lows:
Sec. 2. That all that part Of easterlv half
o. lot No. nine (s) in block No. twenty seven
27l IN sald city now the property of said city
closed with wall, be and the Same hereby !.
made and established as q public pound, for
the lmpounding Of any swine hereafter found
running at largo in or uponany street, alley,
ievee, or other public place or -enclosed
grounds. within the limits of said city, aftor
this ordinance shall take effect. and any and
all swine 30 found running al large may be
taken up and confined in said pound until 70 '.
deemed or otherwise disposed Of as hero in-
after provided.
Sec. 3. That section l2 Of said ordlnau.o
No. 16 be amended by adding thereto the fol-
lowing words, call necessary expenses for
watching the pound to he cha, sed against tho
hogs 50 imPo'nded whilo 50 impounded per-
Seed: That Section Is Of said ordinance
NO. 10. bo amended 90 as to read as follows:
sec. Ia. On complaint on oath made bv
any person to any city Justice of said city
that any of the offences mentioned in sections
thirteen or fourteen Of this ordinance have.
been committed, such city Justtce sr'uil PRO
coed thereupon and cause tho offender to be ar
rested and tried for such offense in the Same
as for the trial ofa criminal otfense,
trablo before any Justice, end if the offender
shall be toune guilty he shall he punished by
fine as hcreinbcfore provided and Judged to,
pay the cosLs Of suit, and committed to jail
until until such fine and costs are paid.
Sec. 5. That original sections one, two and
sixteen ofbad ordinance No. 16 be and tho
ame herehv is repealed.
Sec.e 6. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication or
posting.
W. W. PHELPS,
Attest) Mayor
Rop'r DEAK1r City Recorder
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STRAYED OR STOLEN

+, from the subscriber in the town of Florence
Goodhue County, Minnesota, on the aeth dar
ofJ"ne last, a '' ~''D o"S
BAY HORSE.
sald horse has black mane and tail, has q
scar on the right side Of his neck, and is con.
s,nerah'v knee sprung. Tic is about - venrs
on, & no shoes on his feet, and is rather thin in
Any person who will return so;a hore,
give information bv letter or othnrr; so'rc so VI
ne can be found shall he we'll paid for " A.' a'i
trouble. time and expense. paw 'of al
Post Office address. Wacoota.
July goth 1861.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

feeling ofpatriotism, that an unprecedented
motion was at once made for collection
for tho Sanitary Commission which resulted
in 81, 80 for that object. OF this $500
was donated from little fund belonging to
the zumbrota Literary Club. Another
song, followed, and with three rousing
cheers, the Club and the audience sought
their homes.
J. BID.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

GOLD ~ TUxBLlSa.-We are sorry 70,
that, Tor We waSt TO zee the reckless i'm.
porters Of ribbons, feathers and such gsw
gaus, fo'ced to stop traffic that is doing
more damage to the country than half ,
million rcbels in arms Let the gold 60 up
it wont hurt the Government, and by en-
forcing some sort Of economy, it may dc
much coed. -. :..~.-"@
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
J. W. CHURCH.
10 YOU WISH To BE CURED!

/
- DIR. BUCHAN'S
EN.1LlSH SPECIFIC PILLS cure. in less thar
~ DAYS, the worst cases Of NERVOUSNESS
lmPofency. Premature Decay, Seminal Weak
ness. ness insanity. and all Urinary. Sexual ant
Neryons Affections: no matter from What cause
nroanee4. frlce; One Dol lar per box. Son,
One Box will perfect the cure in most cascs-
ADDRESS JAMES $. S.BUTLEk,
General Agent, 427 Broadway. New York
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,

County ofGoodhue, SIS
v 1ne etate OF Minnesota, to joseph sleenor.
~ lou % are hereby Summoned and required To- .
tS 90 and appear before the undersigned one of
Inc tn Justices ct the Peace in and for said coun
of A"gn!t once IN Ssd Wing, on the sth day
noon n to answer to Charles McGlashsn in civ CIV
Dated July 18th 1864. -,
JAMES H. PARKER.
=. -. Justico of tha Peaca
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

A sl1ssqSsess q - fsss,3saaa Psssla,
1tjsa- q ~ q EAyse saths N g
49, - Seals osssaatsa uAtaA ~
10Y - eansa = nsst O u, q
- ~, will - MI sartke. 81 aad H.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

ssTsFE HUMANyAeE DIv1NEn-A new
System Of Phvsiognomy, Eyes. Ears
Nose. Lips. Month Head. Hsir. Eyebrows
Hands. Feet, Skin; COMPLEXION. rith all .signi
Of character. .and How to Read them in
THE PHREEULOGICAL JOUyAL.
AND LIYE 1LIEsTrATEb. .. K. WELLS, Editor.
EthnOIOgv, the yasHra, History Of Man.
nations. races and tribes Of men, described
with Illustrations.
PhJsIologY, functions Of the Body. Heart,
Lnnss, Stomach, Bones, Nnsc, Is snd Nervous
Srasera-
PnTesolJEy. the TemreYaments, Man.
Inieiicefnsi, sorisl, and Noial Nature, Hor r.
Improve.
Pay.iexssDy. vi,h she .ss1sss o. csAsAc-
TEE, .sD HOY 10 Read TnEr,r On Scientific
principles. zr e
:. PsycnSIsxy. Or the sss~ienee or the souI, =
Asns relations to this life snd 70 the life 10
come.
A nev 1olune. the 10Th, cnmmesees viii tbs
July nambsf- Eos ready. Published
Iasnthly is snarto form. ii q Jeas. asm-
FsA y 1rzk pasx-21 cents. Aliss0 E0W4
'Lkk = WELLS, - Brnslxay Ne~ Ycsk.
~ -
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

AADsa1A. CID London particular DC,
bottle, eight dollars.
snERRr AND Ponr. Pale Sherry p;ear bot
tic three dollars, Old Port, three dollars.
BRASD1Es. Fine Old Cognac per bottle
$1,000 But these arc enough for spec;
mems now We will make: few extract,
from the letter. - -.
-" IT saw, niniatnne,' Ste.u
Engine. ofhigh pressure principle. construc.
ted Of gold and silver. composed Of owe,
one hundred and fifty pieces. The cylinder
cross head, and beam are inside Of gold, the
boiler OF silver, and in five seperatc sheets
The screws which hold The several parts to.
gether are SO small that the thread of them
can scarcely be seen by the naked eye. The
engine, boiler, stack, and plate, on which
the whole rests, weighs less than half an
ounce. 1t is believed to be tho smallest
working steam engine in the world, and will
run about three hundred revolutions per
minute. The size Of the whole machine
was about two inches. ..
There was also to bc seen A tree from The
battle field Of Gettysburg, riddled by $50
balls. Likewise miniature representation
ofthe sandbag tortifcations around Charles
ton, with the "swamp Angel" sweeping ov-
or them.
The picture gallery contained over a
thousand painting, some perfect masterpiece
ct. Ono miniature painting not larger than
my hand, valued at $4,000. Another, a
bowl Of water, which toa superficial observer
looked nothing more, by observing little
while, you saw in If al artists stulio. the
furniture o: a room, paintings &C., also
$1,000. A Norwegian scene most perfect,
you almost fancied TO see the birds flyine
about. $4,000
Many other delightful md elegan, des-
sription Of the wonderful things exhibited
there are given in the letter. to copy which
would consume too much space. We give
just one more and close.
lone baby house built on a thorough
architectural plan, with furniture a In Fifth
Avenue, the rooms all lit with chandeliers
through which you was introduced, sold for
|S2.5OO.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

nVoUR OWN DOCTOR. NEW IT..
I LUsTRATED DR0pATHlcEN-
'C1CL0PEDIA' A Complete system of Nv,
dropathy and Hygiene. Anatomy and Phvsi
o'ogy Of the Human Body. Illustrated Pres
Theory and Practice Of Medicine. with Home
Treatment. Special Pathology and Hydre.
Thera peu.ica. nature, Cares. SYM ptoms. and
Treatment Of all known Diseases Anplication
to Surgery. Midwifery. and the Nnrsesy. sof
Eneravines. and nearly 1.ooo pages. witt
Giossarv and Index. complete. Rv r. r,
TRAIL. NJ. D. Price. prepaid hv FIRST MAIL
a.. Address FOWLER e. WELLS. $40 Broad.
way New York. AGENTS WANTED.
'sof all the publications which have attain.
ed snch wide popularity. as issu ed by FoW.
general utility than this rich, comprehensiy.
ard we'll arranged Encyclopedia. Ut r
Iys5une. wa
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20

lone baby house built on a thorough
architectural plan, with furniture a In Fifth
Avenue, the rooms all lit with chandeliers
through which you was introduced, sold for
$2.500.
The $. 8. Celebration al Zumbroto.
ED1reR VOLUNTEER.
1t is known to many Of your readers
that in the division Of the county for Sab
bath School celebration and picnics, the
towns Of Goodhuc, Zumbrota, Pine Island
Roscoe, Wanimingo. Minneola and Cherry
Grove were to unite their schools for this
purpose, somewhere in the vicinity O: Zum
brota. Al grove near zumbro,. was the
spot finely selected and now as TO the re.
suit:
Tho day Opened with rain and dur;u
the forenoon considerable fell, Probably
owing to this but few eamc FROM distance
The towns Of Cherry Grove, Waaamingo.
Pine 1-land and Goodhue were but meseer
~ represented. Nevertheless eo,dly
eomp'ny gathered, and a. exercises in the
grove were impracticable, the Goncreca:
t;onal Church was occupied and nearly ti:l-
ed. Speakers iom abroad were expected,
but here was another disappointment.
In The organization. AL. Grover OF Zum-
brota was chosen President Of the day W:
4. Brown Of Wanamingo. Vice President;
y. 3. Locke Of Minneela. Secretary, and C.
". Libby Of Roscoe toast master.
Shortly after organizing an adjournment
was madc to supply the sinner man.
which was evidently done to the satisfac-
ton ofa!l, from the ample provisions made.
After order was again restored, exercises
|recommenced after tho following program.
me .s.~~s
Song. Marching Along BY tte school.
Prayer by Rev. J. P. Morse, of Pine Island.
Song: ''Star Spang'ed Banner'' by tho Glee
Club Of zumbrota ; Reading Of the Declara.
ton Of Independence by J.. P. Davis of
Minneols. song "Day Of Liberty is, Com.
ing' BY the club short addresses By Rev.
T. P. Morse; and f. T. Sedgvick Of Zum
brota. 80.
REGULAR ToAsrs.-Sabbath Schools.
The nursery Of the Church. and the hope of
the world :-Response BY VIM. McMannus
Of Pine Island. Song, Vicksburg IS taken"
oy the club. The 8. s. Children, the aris-
ling generation Of to :9sy, but the men and
women Of "a. morrow, may they be we'll it,
led for the interests which await them -
Response by Dr.. H. W. Pickets Of Zumbro.
IA; tho day We celebrate, the 4th day of Ju.
" 177e and the 4.h Of July 1865 the one
the day our Independence was declared, the
other may it be ushered in on the broad
foundation Of freedom for oH:-Response bv
.. P. Davis. The coming presidential elec
ton. may the people participate, and aequi.
esce in the result Of the same :-Resnonse
by W. R. drown. President Lincoln, the
Washington Of to- day Response bv club
in song Washington and Lincoln.n L;eut
Gen. Grant, ''Unconditional Surrender
Grant" may i Be his good fortune to re.
leeivs the HIT end Of Gen Lees sword. .pd
may i prove the Yorktown sword Of the
|rsbs'lion -Rssponse By T. p. Kellest Of
Zanheota followed b5 ehesrs for Grant,
The Wr, may i never cease, tho.rh il
ttakes kAe 6rse born hnsn .~.- 90
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
Telegraphir Mt1rs,

WAsH,seroS, July IA
A dispatch read last night announces
Scrman's army within miles of Atlanta
LOUISVILLE, July II.
The Nashville Union says dispatches
have been received that Sherman had cross.
ed the Chsttahoochie and that his advance
on Tuesday last was within three miles o:
Atlanta.