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ALMosr a aERIousa .AocIpEHr =

ALMOST A SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO SscRs.
rARY SEwARD-As, Secretary Sew Ard was
riding in HIS carriage on the avenue about dusk
hast evening. he was struck over the right eye
BY rocket sent of In errauo style BY some
csrpless hoy FoStua staly no great harm Wa
done but ad the rocket struck an tncA lower
the RESULTS wen Id have been serious. az
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TELEGRAPHIo NEWS.
THE REPORTED CROSSING or THE
POTOMAC BY TIE REBGLs A =
90 AWARD. DOUBTLESS.

FMLADsIfHIA. Jply ss-A spe ciat dispatch
70 TIA Busstaa FROM Harrisburg to day states
that the re6sts. had sAot crossed tAs Potomac at
I o'clock this n9csnins, at which time the tel
eSrapA sehos ms opeA and In direct esnnu.l
.tcatsoa va Gen. Conch...33a 80 f - 90 %
He D actively ysEased In making psepirs-
usss - eivs The rsSeas . warn yteasoms - said
sh<y repest shesFoEally Of last yeaf. 60 asfag
Z .fAs fss<s u - people naloas Ahs border
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The Draft in New York.

ALBANY, July 5.-Gov. Seymour has been
offlcially informed by Gen. Fry> that the State
of New York Is entitled TO q credit of Ia, T33
men on all calls. II appears that the 8 late has
sent more than 300, 900 men to the war.
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TILE REPORTED RAID.

Reports are conflicting from up river con-
corning the rebel movements, and it is doubtful
if any considerable number Of the enemy has
crossed the Potomac at all.
1t is undou btsdly mere raiding party of in
consider able numbers, not likely to tarry long
at any point W here it may be liable to capture.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. n.
Q O'CLOCK p. n.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
SINKING OF THE PIRATE Ala.
BAMA BY THE U. s. STEAMER
KEARSAGE.

The Afaba ma Comes out Of Cherbourg Har.
Dor to Challenge a Fight, and Catches
aTartar-The kearsase Sinks Her,
after Fight of an Hour and
Forty Minutes-SemmesA and g rzs.sz
the Pirates Crew Saved
! by an English Yacht.
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Official War Bulletin.

Good News From Sherman-The Rebels
flanked-Capture of Marietta, Georgia
Latest FIR ON Gen. Grant-The II ebeI Raid
on martinsburg, etc.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

THE PIRATE ALABAMA SUNK BY
THE U . STEAMER KEARSAGE.
NEW YORK. July 5-The City of Baltimore
has arrived. and reports that the pirate Ala
bama has been sunk by the Kearsage. Nine
rebels were killed and twenty wounded.
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EOsTAGEs TO RE RETURNHb

~. HUSTAGES To Bis KETUKNED. $500,
Forty nine citizens OF fredericksburg, who
have been held for come months as hostages
for some Union men held blythe Confederates,
have been con fined at the Soldiers Rest ,or a
few avs past, and wilitoday be returned Ia
AQUA Greek. - 'S.5--'a p ~ 10 ,-,e.o.~ ~
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/ 81 Arr a. IN TN osrSrss. E4At Fra,s-
In h7Coss opAaetsel Ne. - RrsssysyanA
awe g, the {hssuc3A4s<6 1900 yts.davs q i
s,slsck. % u ths eAAdk Nd iet - w spas' !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-05

- The Senate has confirmed the nomination
Of Gen. Gillmore as Major General.
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! Death Of R1.Gev. Reeaer.

EAs Ton. PA. July S Xxx Governor of Kan
sas, N. II. Reeder, died al his residence in this
place at an early hour this norniag, after
short illness. 'e8 =, -.g',,. sci. b.,
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LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND-On G street WALLET, containing a
Inquire at 303 street jy5.at.
NTRAYHD FROM HOME. Sunday morning the
= Sd, black and white TERRIRR PUP. A re-
ward will be given for his return at No ssl
KEWA hd For saS oog sT s on oa %
; = /! 4si street between q "a 81 i 81 WALL
y white COW. The owner is requested to come
Columbia College. ~ SGT
I osT-on Saturday, I'd inst, bet~ee the corner
Viii and s % IL none: The aoder Viii Be re-.
Ef ' ass a EtkE tad
or corner 9tzath and ID St. No. "a The owners
BsREs L sssi
M fG s I o es
ner OF 81 and sts. jy2,2t.
TAKEN Up EsTRAY, on the lat instsnt, light
red COW, With white face. The owner is re
sSRssssa to tase property pay
dLEAsp5s ssf ., TSs sIsnbfs S EsEn
STRAYE2 OR STOLEN from The speseTi9 S6 81
white stripe on the back over the loins slit in
head over the right eye. Ten dollars reward viii
be given by delivering her to the owner, JOHN
FLYNN 9th street, between and streets. Navy
Yard Hill. jy 2-3t'
or REWARD-Strsye ed sway from home about
@D the 2lst Of June, a brindfe or red cow, with
white spot, dark bag, large horns! will pay the
above reward for the COW.
- JOHN C. SHAPER,
" jyl ST. No. 5l0 Hth street.
$40 a nEsS S t * BIZ # s. Eis DOC
which strayed from home on Monday morning,
June 9th, His ears were closely cut tail long; he
has small scar on his right hip. The Abave rs-
ward will be paid il he Is returned to 374 Eighth
street, near Northern Market House. jy l-3t
C10 REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from the
p " subscriber. on the 18th inst :. two COWS.
one six yesrs old, fly bitten. white, face spangled,
white and red on the body, of medium size, with
tops Of horns turned upward the other is horned
COW, mixed with large spots of>red and white.
large star in her forehead. The above reward will
be paid for their return to TH0S. GRADY, corner
of North Capitol andyO sta. iyl-3t"
STRAYED Away LAST APRIL, FROM THE
y subscriber. two BAY HORSESHOE marked Il
op on shoulder; had z sore mol on hind leg; no shoes
on front feet liberal reward viii be raid ifleft
with the owner. EDWARD HUNT,
r. No 453 street. near
js 0-lwS Navy Yard Market.
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Great Fire at Saratoga-Three Hotels De.
81 stroyed.
SARATOGA, July 4.-Oongress Hail, Union
Hall, The Clarendon Hotel and the Water Cure
Establishment are all in flames, and will IN.
dopbtedly be totally destroyed
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NOTICE
TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT.

July 2, 1851.
The notice for proposals for Loan, dated 18th
June 1854 for thirty three millions of dollars, be-
ing the amount of unaccepted offers under the
tice dated the 9Th June, is hereby Withdrawn.
All pro pos ais received at this Department will be
inmed ia tey returned to the offe with tn pro
per order upon which the two per cent. deposit
win be refunded. GEO. HARRINGTON,
je2 Secretary of Treasury, a interim
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~NoTIcE.-Thsre will be meeting Of the
~ ;BuMiddng Committee s Of the, ne. scho1 d
MING at O'clock, at the Mayors Once. The
members are requested to te il attendance. 1t
OsANNUAL COMMENCEMENTO OF COMA
mencement of this institution, long and favora-
ply Fnr e rs d 55 Yin
O'Clock a. m. Parents are Fl United wi to attend
n@NATIONAL LODGE NO H. A. p { A NJ
be held At Masonic Hall corner D and 9th streets,
%asf s e h1 @ amt
b BY s esfsr of the "H W Hs iakats..x
sIok AND hH Wotspk5 f9s
Quarterly Meeting Of this Association will be held
It the German Hail on 18th Street, between and
re to elect for the
tions of the Association. Persons interested
n 5s5 to attend Corresponding es sssEss:ry
INST. MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL viii
give ,s pi f mic tn street Park on MON
tissnens BY order Of Committee eof '0ft ,s sssf
w Fire Department having located the differ
sp :.
nsas of the
~ NoTIcE:-To the People Of wash,nston and
uS the Public generally - Upholstering and
Cabinet Making and Renovating of all descriptions
done the best style and at the shortest notice Old
CURED hair Mattresses can be made good new
at WIN J. LEES new establishment No. 1863,
street north between AZ and 9th street west.
je 3O-lmN VIM. LEE.
NJ WASHINGTON AND GE0RG ETOWN
uS RAILROAD Y.-WAsHINGroS,
june "a. lS6+-The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of this company, for the election of seven
Directors for the ensuing year, will be held
WEDNESDAY, the 18th of July, 1864, at the Office
o the Company, corner Of 18th street and New
York avenue The polls will be opened 1T u clock
m, and closed at o'clock p,
Ii. C.FAHNESTOCk,S ec'ry. je T-tjyi3
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~ The ocean monitor Puritan was sue.
cessfully launched on Saturday.
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n ffENfIONt ArrBNfIoN u-oall at The Dry
"a GeoIs store OF JULI 0S sYOBI alats Jpaos
aispn IL bleaeh-d o. .sSaescAeA. esttsa Dress
.9eS&s. Hoop ~ Sts. Ls4ses. sd OhiltfsHss 5Ak.
ID x..v. 81 4si IA 4, 81. Az sss:esa, 9 /.
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~ Hon. John quincy died at his home ir
Quincy, Mass, on Friday last.
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q REWARD For buffalo COW. strayed on &c
Ct July; had a long rops around her neck; color
red and white. The above will be paid for her de
livery st 4eI street, between Sd and 4th.
iy 53tt G q WALL
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EOUND-On G. street WALLET, containing q
II small sum of money. III.
Inquire at 800 street. " sat-
STRAYED FROM HOME, Sunday morning the
ward will be given for his return at No. 391 II
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WASHINGTON i .'
w LOCAL
BAGGAGE EXPRESS,
It. Office, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
WASHINGTON
w LOCAL s.sr
BAGGAGE EXPRESS. q,
It. Office 3S3 Pennsylvania avenue -
WASHINGTON = = :
w LOCAL -- a..a b.. Vs..
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pEMOVAL-J. r. CKEAMEK has rem0ved hls
~ Feed Business from Ne. All Eighth street to
viii be paessed TO zee his old oustoD sad many
new enes. sd fGuI E9 EE ga ~ Est.
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BOARDING..

TOR sALE-A fine SADDLE HORSK six years
y old. perfectly gentle, works veil in har- n
SEhMES, No 405 Pennsylvania Nv rnueii "a
AZ @ owner expects to leave the city Isl sh o. 4
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and pay, =. vo.l h.-, r.jois,d had 81
been sbetsd. II 1854 :. .he it.tor .rl
spoiler tho harmony Of that party. .nl
tbs prastseal snsmy o. the rriao;ple bother
represented. we shall do al in our power t
defeat him, and not only to defeat him, for
that is certain. but to prevent men throwing
away their votes by casting them for him
Who is John c. Fremont. that the nation
should worshi P him What has he tevsi
done to prove his claim to slatesmanship
gsnsraashiP, Of administrative Cd capacity
Can any one tsll Why Jehs G. Fremont j.
tho Pct Of the nation. ave that b IN ..
l"etsd because BE- bad ~ record to damage
bis prospect, aud hsd n,dg:tws interesting
explorations o. she western country. - thl
candidate br the Repabliesa party IN 1856
Captsia Fisk il ju,t % nuch entitled Il
d''ti"et'sn-is just y great IN explorer
just q god sts'ss,nan, and = better gsner
q. '-'f-f.. ~ .s17'H
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copperhead 70 the Backbone.
1fevidence were needed Of the dislcyalty
ofths falsely startled Democratic portion 81
the State that was represented III the late
State Convention at St. Paul, we might
quote from the Copperhead organ if JEFF
printed At Chsttield, whose editor was 10
the convention. elected . delegate, A.d w.
vote for Gee: b. Mcclellan. He ..v.: e.,
"willi. A: eosn:n, B!::<sdier e,n.,u.s A.
ssrapes'c M, YES" in the late Democratic Stats
Hons tuition, BY Which no expected to carry
snat body in favcr Of tho war 'sunconditien.
ally" but ingloriously failed. lilo wanted
that convention to stand before the world as O
soar d<mocratic cosrent;on"-bvt NINETY niue .ou
Of te oe hundred delegates present. failed to see it
They ruted to elect him odt1egateto Chicago, a1at
o"d co1ts'sptsoIc suggestiqns. Glory enough 70,
me dug.
1t is then. glory enough to Minnesota
Democrat to refuse to endorse the war for
the Union, and therefore the Union
Thus they openly place themselves on a
platform Of accession, and boldly declare
that they will support Mcclellan for tbt
next presidency Why? Simply because
be is on the same platform.
prove, II his damning war record has no,
already ,'proved. that Mcclellan is, and .,
tho time be had command Of The army was
. traitor Of the blacklist dye.
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BouSp TO W1N-The Buffalo Empress |,
responsible for the fo!lowing:-sA chap
who some tim. since caught the oil fnfest
ion. hut fnr Tilicu.e. and commenced Ia
bn-e well. After he had reached dep,h
's"me lCO feet. without even getting a
''show." some Of his more fortunate neigh
hc-s took Il nrpn themselves 70 ridic,,.e Rim
|or account o! his no,r success-1n operation
vince he hore verv patiently. The mex,
dsv some ct the party having occasion ia
visit his ensine b. nse were rather startled
from their propriety at seeing single
n.iled up in conspicuous place. under
which wac inscribed the motto. OIL. he'll o.
China !! L J. needless to SAY his neishbors
discontinued thsir ridicuIs from that mo.
men,-and We add that 1t was not lonr b.
fore tbs persistent .ellow '.struck ils."
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NEW ! ADVERTISEMENTS.
-, ~ = c.. H. BLECKEN, ,
PHI = 81 81 An, ~.,
OFFICE over friedrich. 4 Ksmpo,. s.o,.
~ Main Street. - ~
AN ORDINANCE

Zee
Authorizing the Imposition or . n.>
|, !Aghinstpersons refusing to pay . Poll
5he City Council Of tn. city Of Fed Wing do
Sc. lat. In case Of the nc elect or r.,u,.,
Iof any person within said city Of Red Wine T.
pay the City Poll Tax heretofore levied. or
which may hereafter be levied by said CITY
Council under section Of chapter 8, Of said
City Charter, within forty eight hours after 3
dem and thereof by the City Marshall it shall
be and il hereby made the duty Of sais Mar
shall to make comp! aint in writing, setting
forth such de1aahd and such neglect or ref usal
to pay said Poll Tax, verified by his oath to
Justice Of tie Peace ofsaid city and upon such
complaint being made, it is hereby made tie
duty Of said JUST ce immc diatcly to issue his
warrant in the name Of tho City Of Red Wing
directed to the city Marshall, or any Constable
Of said city. com 'nanding him forth~ it'll TO
bring before him (sa;d Justice) said person
com planned against as aforesaid to answer said
com pluint.
SEC. 2: lion hearing said complaint, said
J us:ce shall be satisfied that said Poll Tax
has been demanded of such person, ESQ brought
before him, forty eight hours before the max
ing of said complaint, and that he hes failed or
refused to pay said Poll Tax assessed against
nm as aforesaid, saidipsrson shall be adJudged
costa Of suit.
SEC. 8: And should said person 80 fined 40
azores AID, neglect or refuse Immediately to pay
sal! fine and costs, SO adjudgod against him ~
aforesaid, said Justice shall, commit such per-
son to the city prison, (or common Jail OF
1000 hue county, within said city, for period
not less than five nor 1nors than ten :days, or
until said fine and costs are paid.
SEC 4. This Ordinance to be in force. from
ana after its publication.
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No Quiet In Mexico.

The proposed monarchy Of Macmillan
does not set we'll on all Mexican stomachs.
It appears by intercepted correspondents
between the French Consuls Mt 1'ampico
and Matamoras that the French in Mexico
are diss. tisfied With the luke warmness oil
tie Mexieans who profess to be in favor oil
the interven'icn Of the new Imperial Gov.
eminent. The Regency, while awaiting
the new Emperor, has hcen subject to dis
sensions. 1t has expelled thirteen mem.
bers az the Council Of State. charged with
being Of the Church party as opposed to
tho State. General Uraga has refused an
srnistice offered BY the French General
Bazainc. and has issued a proclamation de.
c'aring his intention 10 fight to the last
Nilcauk<e Sentinel.
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10. s. Rev. Stamp.(
1Canceled W. g. WI
TlHE STATE OF MINNESOTA,
District Court, First Judicial District,
County of Gcodhue.

TlHE STATE OF MINNESOTA.
District Court, First Judicial District,
County Of Gcodhue.
Horace Wilder and Eli T. Wilder,
Of the firm Of II. & E. T: Wilder
- Plaintiffs, saa-
William Freeborn. Calvin Potter,
RichaJd Fxeeborn, Philip Rtorkel,
andJ oshua haney, Defen dants.
The State Of Minnesota, to tho above named
defendants, greeting:
- Yoa and each Of you arc hereby summoned
amp required to answer the complsips Of the
plaintiffsin the above entitled action, which
complaint has been fled in the Office Of Tie
Clerk Of said Court, and to serve copy M
your answer to the said complaint upon VIA
subscribers at their Office in the city Of Red
Wing, in said Goodhue County, in the st:ts
aforesaid, within twenty days sitter tho .eYy ia
Of this SUNNI ons on you, exclusive Of the dsY
Of service; and if you fail to answer the sai3
com plant within the time Aforesaid, the plain!
tifis will apply to the court for the relief u.
manded in said complaint. ~ -s
Datod 1t Red Wine MINI. Aay11th 1854.
WILDER d WILL1STON,
.--------@ Pitts. Attys.
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Bre INDIAN KnLHp:-Ws learn that
several soldiers, while scouting in the vi.
cinity Of the Cottonwood. on Saturday last
saw traces of Indians. Upon iur.ne,
search. three were seen pnnti: their guns
at the soldiers. The IntEans Cred wi,hou,
effect. The soldiers fired 4 return vollsy,
two balls enteriD;,, the body Of tho Indian,
killing hi" almost instantly. The other
two made their escape.
Ibs Indian killed We understand, meas
u!ed six feet two inches ID height and was
otherwise proport ionstely large. He was
. hall breed, and wore = heavy moustachs
and whiskers. A bottle d strychnine was
found near his body. He was acaIpsd by
tho soldiers. AMI his body ,slt unburied.-
Aankd&o Record.
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How. joshua 4. GidAi.ss, Dead.
Inc statesman whose naas he's become
household word in the American patton
Joshua +. Gliding died short time aso.
II heart diseass. At Montreal It the 40 Of
sixty.siDs Year,. We % py the following
extract from On exchange: .>~...~ s@7.@
Al the time Of his death 10 VS. consul ~
Montreal. A sudden death has not becn M
expecSed by hia friends, for death had threat
ened him often bsfora and ct the very citadel
at lie. I'm May =. 1854. while addressine the
Hcuss. no Suddenly fell 70 the door in 4 state
Of Inconsistencies. from which. however. he
soon revived though in . state Of great weak
ness. On January II, 1883. no fell again in
The eane way, and for some minutes waa sun
po.ed to be dead. At last death haa overtak-
en- him. alter life ccn>cientiousiy spent in !.
fierce and uninterrupted resistance 10 Whist he
deemed the aum Of al iniquities.
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| U. 8. Rev. Stamp SOC.
Cancelled, W. & W.
REWARD! Stray Colts.

ICTRAYED from the subscriber, on the 18Th
~ day Of May 1854, two horss colA.
One brown, with long white strip in The
rehead and both hind feet and legs whi>s
nearly up 10 the knees. and small White spot
On his back Just back ofthe shoulder, also q
wart on the inside Of his right Hind log. Said
colt il feur .ysars old. q IS J. - -
The othsr il dark red with small wbi)e
|spot in the forshesd k2ree years old.
Whosocver will RI In said colts or give ia
form alton whsrs they can b fsunl will b liz
|eraliy rewarded. -
OLE 0ULBRAND1oN.
Cannon Falls, 0oodb ls County MINI. Jsss
Lat 84l .ssAzgs44'sss - -
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TAHE TnoUr.-A short distance from
this village. gentleman OF our .ouu,int-
a,es has in his spring. fve very large
fa1e hook trout. Their owner cslls them
cut frem their hiding pisces asd feeds them
FINN he hasa Thsy are quite curiosity
Pill ca Inese . IS
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C9nvestioa. p. .'.>G'-
r. The reason why tho ooppsrhs.d Jour,
"sl. ~ putting tho tasti':::si.. torsh..d.
Ard s5oo:'tsrs thst composed tho Cleveland
Convention on. tho head. 10 shown by The
following significant extract from tho Chi
esgo Times. ~ .n':s.
The Cleveland convention has insurod the
defeat Of Lincoln and tho election 81 better
man than fremont for which let u thank
God and be grateful. To appropriate . meth
odism let ~ feel to rejoice" 80
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i e Tho keptthe sheep, sha. al.o mad, Al
Iequs!y large plofit. His share Of last ysAfs
wooNclip amaanted TO $40. and Ina hsa IL
lambs g his share Of the inciease. A. ,hs
rates offered for wool now, he Viii r.c.;v.
1t least 500 Tor their clip this year ana
his share Of the clip of tho undivided ao.E
will be about $500 He now has An ~.
crease Of At least 40 lambs, which At IL "a
per head, (the price Mr.. Livermore p.;d, !.
$1oO, and this added tosthe 33E yaariin,. At,
SIS. per head, $le5, ,foets up tho haadson:'
sum Of S565! can larger profits b shswn I
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Hastings Copserver.

Mr.. Irving Todd Of the above named "a
per 10 welcome to use any OF our editorials
but it appears to Us that self-rsspsct would
suggest the prepriety ofgi,ipe u, tho cred
it. 49,. .:.--s:>
We never expect 70 become . great man
but confess that It is 6sttsr;ng to our vani,
ty to zee that one whs has 20 nearly =.
ss'ned 70 that di.si"stion. copying : Who'll,
article from our paper, and adep:;nx it 4,
his own.. al -... ,->.- ~
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''das' q .a : c.-.e.l q 3,
City sfRed Wing. .

W. a IVY I'D NV VIDE. Ne
Saturday eve. june lib. 1854.
Council met pursuant to adjouruu,hneut.-
Present the Mayor, Couicilmen Brown,
Hawkins. wilkinson. and Recorder Oak.
in. ( TT . I'll 49,. :
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
4. Swift presented !. ill|brs lumber iur.:
nished tho City, FIVE and 40. 100 dollars
which Va on motion. allowed and orders
drawn for tie amount. "a. Il. ~n -
8. A. Frisstedt, presented Bill Of the
amount Of ninety three and Is 100 dollars
for two carts aud wrsueh furnished tho city
whish was on motion allovsd and order,
drawn for the amount. 11"E &C.,, il +
On motion it was resolved br the Conn
Gil that IN order be drawn ION thu Civ
Treasury in faver Of William p. Brown for
fifteen and 10000 dollars y b paid out 81
tho money appropriated: y tho .improv.
msnt Of Bush street in sid City, said
amoant advanced by him. rs folio vs. to
Richard Taylor $3.50 {; D; Waiter. $500;
NJ. Aushorn $3.50; N. H: Bennett $500.
The German Lutheran Church Of the CT
II made application TO the Council for per.
mission to locate cemetery; Tor the use.o
said church on the North limo o. Section
No. 81 in the Township: q. Red Wins
which was on motion referred to the
Committee on Cemetery grounds.
+ An ordinance was introduced by thu
Mayor. Eus;tlad an "Ordinanee to author.
izs the imposition Of. fire d pcr.on. r.
fus'ng to pay Poll Tax vhic.!. u,. -,
motion parsed by tn. 1;ounc;, Va,
Counc''m." Brc IN, Wilkinson and H.w
Fins T.. TO Mayor and Recorder Dcakin. Nay
mono.
On motion the Council adjourned to Sat
urday, June 18th 1864 It TX o'clock p
m.
| (Attest) W. W. PHELPS,
ROBERT DEAkrx, Mayor
! City Recorder.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08

THH DArIsH BLocKkps.-It is estima.
ted that there are now lying blockaded in
the Baltic ports Of Germany no less than
eight hundred vessels: and tho whole
grain traffic Of the North Of Germany has
bee" thrown into complete disorder. A
AL OF 70 per cent. in the price Of grain has
take. place in Consequence Of this condition
Of things. -. -. ~ -.s