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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-08

The Hass' Wsshinsson special says:
Gen. kosecrsps be- been relieved Of bic
Oooaodg slso Oso. Steele.
Senator 0risnea he's been put ct the bead
Of The Senate Nsvsl Comntttss, snd 0sns.
Tor Sherman at the head u the Finance
OoOOittee.
The stsauer Bavaria, leo0 Southampton
the l4th ult., hss arrived. News ANTICIPATED.
A dispatch from tho oeny Of tie Pos
tonoc, dated Decenbcr 6tb, Gays:
Picket 6sisg 10 kept up With daily casa.
alttes. Moat stringent orders have been
isssed against holding aoy i0tercourse With
the enemy o. cScbspgsng prtsoress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-08
Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad

Trains run BY Chicago time which is twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
|nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 7th, 1864
Oand until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport as follows
us A. N. for Grinnell and Washington.
$40 A. N. freight q accommodation for Grinnel
10 r. n. freight passenger. X
Trains arrive At Davenport rs follows:
II 80 A. n. freight and accommodation fron
Iowa City. 81
As ?. \. freight and accommodation from
0rnnell and Washington.
Z 1oP.x. express from Grinnell and Muscatine
The Is a. m. train out Of Davenport, makes
direct connection at Grinnell. Iowa City. and u
Washington, with the Western Stage CO.. sta
ges for all points West, South West, and North.
West
Train from the west connect at Davenpos'
with trains otthe Chicago 4 Rock Island RRis
all points East, North, and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions to the destination o!
eagsagc, also to procure tickets before taking
heir seats in the cars. J. +. TRACY. Supt
A NNBALL. Asst Sup't now "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-08
AUCTION.

70A TONS OF Hay TO BE SOLD AT
4VV Auction ON the premises formerly occu-
ptsh By l. W. Woodward, about 81 niles from
Davenport on the Upton rood, near the farm Of
Edwin smith, about half Of which is timothv.
the balance meadow and upland. Sale to com.
nsnce At ~ o'clock on Saturday, the 10th Of
December, 1864. PARKER 4 VAN TUTL.
@4 dec6-dSt Auctionecrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-08

Es'n - f'a14 Il 49,


fve1smea sid -a4u Mew yoae, Dsa.5.
a0eeo' UGsaes e1olsfd. II. eebes61 +
-, 9Uoieseeo'S feptss = asy lu9Ieetiees
q 6JIoleaetoa d 10 currency 80 ~ -.
ep0oeodation Of aaoeher gold bill, be-
stsssSe1Sstd Tho psjss. sod aites opeaisg u
r4sSoy ~ psies sOso eessdl'y till % uoon
10 eoeesliun 49, 243 ~, subsequently,
-isiitsg % 3 q -.
TIE sessner Weshisgoo9 iron Havana
took "a. Day 100000 "a specie, and the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-08
RAILROADS.
Chicago + Rock Island Railroad.


nN AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV. eth, 1864,
and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted as follows
lat Mail train at ....................1 ~. A. n.
2d Night expires ....................7 80, p. N.
Arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays excepted
as follows:
LIST Night express at. .................8 80, A y
I'd Daily express and mail-train ......5 o5, p. N.
All trains over this route are in direct connect
ton at Chicago with trains over both the Michi--
gan Southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads to and from De
troit Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Pittsburg, Dunkirk Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba.
nv, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. and
Washington.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity
Of giving distinct directions 10 the destination
vi their baggage, also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars, as the conductors
collect fares only to the stations the line Of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.
nv7 "a. J. +. TRACY, Sup't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-08

IT OST NIGHT BEFORE LAST DEC. 1sr, A
- rough-haired bull Tcrr.er-Abt;ndle and
white spotted. bob-tailed and much undershot.
ANY person bringing him to John Smiths Sa-
loon, corner Front and Brady streets, MIN be lib
orally rewarded. dec3-dtf s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-08
.N1lice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING pURCIlAS-
- EDthe Grocery Store at No. IS, brady ST..
between 81 and 18th, takes this method Of telling
the public that he will continue the business
there and keep OIL hand complete stock Of
lhoicc and Fancy Groceries, Gnd Provisions of
al kinds. He promises satisfaction, and asks
for liberal patronage
dec6 .d5t* p. CASEY 4 SON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-08

Toaoxro, Dec. Z.
4 Durttque was before the U.ars sgain to-
day. Evidence Vas show ing him 10 be In
che Confederate service, which defence viii
be strongly urged by counsel. The case
IVES adjourned until tomorrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-08

ElAMILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
n on hand the best quality Of Provisions
Hollow Ware, Kerosene Oil, etc.
0econd street, between Brady and Perry, d
export. myll-dty
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-08

Dog LOSg.-SJ RcsCNrd.
WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD FOR
l. the return Of Nnp. large bla,k Newfound-
land Doggto the U. >. Express Office. ecH -
deco J. +. HILL, Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-08
% ESTER.N' HOTEL,
.. ., II, Is 1 Is CORTLANDT STREET
NEW York CITY.

D. d. Wmcnrsrss 1 T. D. wmcnssfsn Paop's.
THE CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION OF
] this Hotel, our Iowa friends will find especi-
ally adapted 70 their convenience, being coniigu-
GUS to ill the western Rail Road and Steamboat
londn9s div
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
A Good Move.


Tho American women are just beginning
to wake up 70 the importance Of the great
issues in The great body polite. There has
been steady and heavy drain on this coun
try for goldI,o pay for the most useless tri-
fies that can 10 coneeiv ed OF, to adorn the
persons Of some Of the prettiest women
that tho world can produce. The conse-
auence is that the precious install has gone
up, until its nominal value is double its
representative in currency.
The ladies Of this country are resolving
that they will not thus be even seccndarily
instrumental in hindering the good cause Of
the country. at Washington and New
York. and all the large cities Of the East,
they have resolved that they will wear n.
more imported co'ds uhile tho var la.t..-
And in our nsighbo.ing town of Winos,
they have done the same. Good for them
Sustain ths great American idea; Will no,
the women Of Red Wing follow the 20 od
exampls3 And 70: tho :uen do 20 Also.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
No, Ga,,,y.

TIT. ( Isl Of Culer f,c the uu-dsr Of Lit
tl>ae.d q MINI apelis. las. winter. Va,
coacluisd on he 18th inst. By 10 sros,ca
tion aban ;oa;ns the case an mi, ring = -
us Presqsi. aud b jury .fsee IN ahsenc,
Of . 'ss MINUTES, rst 1ning . verdict q ''no,
Guilty. because Of snsaaisy." Theec i =.
dosbs, frem shs ties insny. of IL cor.set-
ness Of the veresis,. Tbs physicians ses.i6.
Cd hat his co,ii,ian wss such tAas h csuld
~ hare b>so e,r seisus q Tue d st. 6 g,
= right and wrong is concerned.
lt sas = a ran: cass of sdal,sry. thsash
eyidsass u I.ak fact uas aoe pssnis.sd a
effsd. tn Esily wis . ii ivss i Mn.
Asapnli4 ard ssr guilty. psrnsas @>sn.
tks ia.e \ jassly dssssvsd. Hsr 1rs =:
Asshaad 10 : nnsatie aud kas s. Z ianssaa,
eAi:llisn AM saFsy sAs siignAa af her ii.
- ts,sis 1ssAsss isasa1 ysaonas
. tiSfr graves.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

The Messrs. Fairbanks are making six.
teen Of their largest Hopper Scales for an
Elevator now being built in st. Louis, which
will be the first one in that city. and also .
similar number for an Elevator which the
Michigan Southern r. R. are now building
in Detroit. These will be among the lar.
gest and finest Elevators in~the- country, aat
show sonsetbins:of the Improvements max
ing At different points for handling the i'm
mense gran crop Of the West.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

The intellectual ab,lition calf Of Massa.
chusetts, U. s. Senator Sumner had the
honor, few days since, u. .i"tro5 ucing up
on the floor Of the Ssnste, the first negro
that ever appsared in nthat body IS : visit.
or. This .'distinued colored gentleman =
wax Colonel Earnest Roumain. the Chxrge
dPAffairs Of tho negro Republic ofHayti.-
Thus mush We have gaincd unde: Aboli
t'onism. There is no accounting fss taste.
+ -Chn!feM Democrat.
How terribly frightened some people an
lest they should suffer by comparison with
the negro.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
Important Currency Movement.

Proceedings Of meeting of fht Bankers
OF Minnesota At the International Hotel.
St Paul. Saturday, May IA, 1864. The
meeting was organized by the appointment
OF J udge 5. G Renick Of Hastings, Chair
man. and thomas +. Bennett Of Winona,,
Secretary. &a,ss-.S..~
The following Banks were reported
First National Bank Of St. Paul.
Bank Of Minnesota.
Bank Of Has ings. Il
Thorne's Bank.
Peoples Bank, St. Peter.
Marine Bank, S.. Paul.
Bark Of Saltwater. III
Bank Of Southern Minnesota, Winona.
Winona County Bank. .ssss-ssz
State Bank Of Minnesota, Mime. polls.
Minneapolis Bank. -. s~.'-'
Bank of Red Wing. "-
The Chairman stated tho object Of the
me ting. and expressed the opinion that the
interests of the people Of Minnesota as well
as OF the Banks, would be promoted by dis
couraging the circulation Of foreign curren-
ICY within the State, and after lengthy
and full discussion of the subject, the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously ndop.
ted: -. T.
Resolved, That the Banks Of the State Of
Minnesota represented in this convention
regarding it for the inter asts alike OF the
pnblic and the Banks, that all money ir
circulation shall be made equivalent in val
ua with the lawful money Of the United
States, agree that on and after July lat 1864
they will receive and pay out as bankaolt
funds, only Treasury Notes. Nationa; Cur
rency, and the issues Of Minnesota Bank
which re redeemable in lawful money O
the United States within the State.
8. G. RENECK, President.
THOS. E. BENNETT, S>c'y.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

ExrcRANrs The La Crosse Democrat o
= late date says !: Several emigran: families
crossed the river at this point to-day for
Minnesota. We hear efa large number Q,
teams to arrive IN few days. Emigration
into A'nnesota promises TO be greater than
last season. The more tho better. There
.re no better growing or productive soils
than are found ir our sister State. #fsg
True, o, "Brick,'' and we thank you tsr
the word.- ChatfeM Democrat. ~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
Affairs In Tho W est,

Tho expedition under Banks up tho Red
River has not been the mos. successful duriu,
the war. and by general conrent, stric
silence is observed concerning it. Bank,
has been ordered to report At Now Orleans
for what purpose We are unable 10 say
Sherman is moving on. lie ss-ms 70 be ,
second Grant-always successful. The I'd
vance Of his army now occupies Rome, .
point farther into the heart Of Georgia thar
our trops have yet penetrated.
Everything now promises success. Le
tho column movo on!
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
Democratic State Convention

Domocronc State Convont1On.
To DAY tas unterrifisd Of this State NEE,
in solemn, secret concavc, At St. Paul to
re urect the Democratic party from tht
grave Of political pollution in which it ha,
been buried by he true Democracy Of tn,
country.
We havJho doubt tha: it will be a genu
ihe Delnocra' &c Convention, after the strict
ct sect Of Moiern Ono Democrats. Tn,
delegates from this county are Dr.. W. w
sweeney, Jesse Mcln,irs, 5. P. Chandler
Truman Parker. W. ?. Tanner and N. V
Bennett, Esq..
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
WASHINGTON, May 70.
Lieut.. Col. AvFrill:

TIKI Mississ ppi Valley Fair opened in
tine style At st. Lonis on Tue,d.y. The
day was observed ~ 4 holiday, aat an i'm
mense concourse Was present At the open
ing exercises. ~Gen:~ ~Ro.ecrans, the Presi.
dent. made speech ir which he s.it; ,ha,
they already had one hundred and eighty
and perhaps two hundred h".is.nl d"lla r.
raised. One Of tho features of the Fair is
ballot box. wherein any one can vote hr
his choice foI The Presidency by paying
ten cents.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
Tbs BoZas Proclamation.

The following 10 \ copy Of tho bogu
proclamation, which has been alluded to !,
our dispatches for the last two days, for tn,
transmission and publication Of whicl
Eastern telegraph offices have been seized
and tho New York W"1M and Journa; Q
Commerce suspended by the Government
EXECUTIVE MAxs1oR, May l7.-FeIlov
Citizens Of the Uuted States In all seas
ons ofsxisenciss it becomes nation care
fully toscrutinizs its line of conduct, hum
bly, to approach tho Throne Of Grace ani
meekly implore forgiveness, wisdom .nG
|guidauos.
For reasons known only to Him, it ha>
teen decrced that this country should be
,ns scene oi unp .rallelcd outrage. and this
nation a Monumental sufferer of the 10Th
century. With heavy he ,rt but undiminish
ed rOn6dence in our cause | approach a
performance OF duty rendered imperative
BY my sense Of weakness before the al
mighty. and OF justice TO he people.
1t is not necessary that should tell you
that the first Virginia campaign under 1T
Gen. Grant, in whom have every conf
dence, and whose courage and fidelity ,hs
people will do we'll to honor, is virtually
closed He has conducted his great ente
prise with discreet ability. He has intlics
ed = great loss upon the enemy. He has
crippled their strength and defeated thei,
plans.
In view. however, Of the situation in
Virginia, and disaster at Red River, and the
del'y 1t Charleston, and the general state
Of the country, I, Abraham Lincoln, do
hereby recommend that Thursday, the 26
day Of May. 1864, be solemnly set apar.
throughout the United States, As 4 day ol
fasting, humiliation a-d prayer. ~e1ss
Deeming. furthermore. that at present
the condition in public affairs presents %
occasion, and in view OF IL
p,wer vested in me by the CONSTITUTIONS ~
tho laws, Ihave thought fis to call iorthsthe
citizens Of the United States. between 1he
ages Of Is am Is, to the aggregate. number
Of 4 0,oOO. in order to suppress che existing
cu,ion o: the law.
farthsmore. in case any Stats. o. mum
her Of Ssates, hall fail 70 furnish, by the
18th Of June next, their assigned quotas, it
IS hereby ordessd thas the sans shall -
raised BY Immediate ard psssmpsos1 Afah.
Ds,sils q thr object Will Be- eosaics-
,sd 70 S:sse aathosisiss through thss War
DspastDeat appeal 70 oil loyal citissna
% 6voe. Aeilita&s and aid this sfBFst e
asaiataia ths honoe, integrity and ex;stsnes
Of or Sas;oaal Un;on, and ths pespssuity
of Popular 0syssnmsnt.
i vitness vhsrsofI have hsrssnto set
my Aaad aa1 caused The ssal Of ,hs United
States % " a@xed.
Doas q Washington. this l7th 1ay 81
May. IN ths year of our Lord. aoo thousssd
eieh, hundrsd aAd sixty -four. and os ihs
ladspends1cs Of the UAitsd States III
sighsy eighth.
[SRasll ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY The kU~iasas.
WA. = 9svAaD, Sscrssary q Aaas.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
Dubuque Sanitary Fair.

Sanitary Fairs have been tho means o
adding largely to the Sanitary fund. and
have therefore been Of ineslimabls b.ssaina
TO tho country. The last, ~ ws believe, ol
those fairs will be held 1t Dubuque on ,h.
2lst Of next month, and they appeal to th,
people Of the upper Mississippi for contri
buttons.
It seems to Us that this Dubuque F.i,
ought {" be regarded more as our own fai,
than any to which We have yet contributed
and thst our contributions ought to bt
more liberal. The ladies' Of Red Wing
never yet having filtered, arc preparing .
contribution, but it will be but . tythe O
what ought to be sent from tho whole eoun
ty. Will not the Indies in tho country add
their mite to the general contribution
The Stsomboat lines are worry generous
and will carry any package fres Of chargs
that Il directed to that fair, and Nessrs. H
6. Hoffman & Co. will see that it 10 ship
ped. - >. - j
Farmers be generous, be patriotic, and
send your oifer'rg. And will not tie little
girls Of this city and country mako up and
aend something that will add to tho com
fort Of tho sick soldiers. A doll, Or pin
eushio" will be sold for money, and tha,
mesey vii he expended for medicine OF
somslh:ag else to make th:m comfortable
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

6arabaldi has been obliged toleavs Eng
land. not BY mandasery order, but by un-
nisssksble signs Of coolness with which
hs was received by tho government, who
bod bsen lending An ear to the siatimations
Of Napoleon that crowned heads ourht not
te fia1ser such intensely republican person.
AGES. ..--.- 49,.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
I he War News.

excess Of mud has kept tic army Of
the Potomac from making that grand strike
t,r tho Union that we all hoped ere this
would have been made. From all sides w
hear Of great preparations, making to re.
sumo the onward move with vigor. On.
army is now relatively stronger than when
r it first crossed the Rapidan.
, Grant says he will fight It out in Virgin
is il it takes all summer.
The rebels feel the importance Of 'he
present campaign. and admit that If tho,
are whipped there. the Confederacyis "gont
up"
Sherman is advancing into Georgia. hi
advance already b.ing at Rome, the far,hes
point yet reached. He compelled Johnso,
to evacua,e Reseca, the strong position
where the rcbe| general Intended to make a
stand, without fight:
Butler has met with slight repulse-
wo may As we'll say it as to try to make i
appear different, from what it really is
sad has been obliged to raise the siege Q
Fort Darling. The disadvantage, il onl,
temporary, and will be regained al soon =
Grant presses Lee once more.
Every means Of communication with tn
rebel capital, by any means sufficient t
supply their wants, has been cut, and the
sss getting hungry.
Theirs is . desperate cause, and the
"dsht like desderato men, but despsratio
cannot and will not prevail against tn
strong sturdy arm Of right.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

WHlTEwAsH.-White isnces and ou
buildings 'nd'c"e tn. thrifty armer
and tidy household. pu, half :. b.,sh.l o
uns'acked lime in 4 clean, tight barrel
pour over it boiling water until it is cover d
five inches stir briskiy until the lime is
thoroughly Stacked, then add moro waite,
until it is as thin ~ desired, mex. add tw.
pounds Of sulphur Of Zinc and one Of com
mon salt; then apply with 9commpn wh,te:
wash brush. giving good cost in April and
Octsber, or 1t least ones year. ~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
FOR 1864.

Tho following popular implements are sold
By 10 exclusively +.aN
KIRBY REAPER. SELF AND
HAND lIAKHs
EASTERLY REAPER
CAST CAST STEEL PLOWS.
WHITE WATER PLOWS.
ROCK ISLAND PLOWS.
GRAND DETOUR PLOWS,,
Pitts & Co. (Dayt6n) Thrcshing Ma
f. -....~~2.: L .>chinc. 33ettA
SClINECTADY. 'THRESHING
MACHINES. ~ s.s s*.-'
NEW WORLD CLOTHES wRlNCER.
Pmuam Clothes 1pringer &c.
We also keep m assortment Of Cutting
Boxes, Horse Rakos, Corn Plows, Short Shovel
PIows, Road scrapers, Wagon 4 Buxet
Woods, ETC., etc, r r ] {
Brown Il BETenEH>
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
Hste'of MsncsotG;l
County of.DskotG,. !
in tho matter oi
n EaRsl,unl3 saa,nR
- q IL PkoHArE Corsr.
he guardiauship Of Mary


Notice il hereby given that by. virtus and
in pursuance 81 IN order OF ]icenss made in
ssSd matter o. ne llsh day Of February, A.
D., 1864 BY The Probatog Courtof ssid County.
the undertignea gusrdian of tho SID Mary Z.
faribanl.. will on tho 18th dry ofJune \. D., ,,
1854 st ten o'clock IN tbs fotSAoon 1t Rsd
Wing, in tho County Of Goodhue and STATE
Aforesaid ct the ofBee ofshe ksgsster or Deeds
of the said County OF Goodhue oi!or for sale ss
publie yssdue ths following de-cr,5ed Iands-
Situated in the ssid County Of Goodhus, TO-
Wit: The north wsSs qnaftcr snd IN nofths
cart quarter and the nor:h half - thg SOUTH
ship one hundred snd tent no. north sRxngo
fifteen (15) west. a.@az s2s mer' bsa
Tho fsrms Of sale will be made known at nv
time snd pisss OF Als. s,5r-
Dated 1sJ 2Sd 1864. y.. e-gex
: % GEORGE H.FARfBAULT,I
-~-@ Eks<J y ss..F Guardian
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

Out West. Grant said 10 the enemy, {"
propose to move Immediately on you
works" When Lee asked for time te
bury his dead he said, Il propose to ad-
vance, and when he thought it necessary
to say word to Secretary Stanton. h,
could not possibly think Of anything to So,
but II propose t" fight j, Oh. ii i, takes al
summer" Evidently he has but one idea
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

The Irdian Campaign Is soon to com
0cncs. We wish that farce wsre playee
out. It IS tino that such shows at Unel,
eams exp'nse, without any valuable 70
tura were stopped.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

An ,,fuental Canadian psper v ich h,s
svmpa, hized wish The rebels thr"ush"u, ,h'
war and has be.r always outsp"ken, il
tn ir de' rec;a, ion Of ~ r'hern courage af
ter" lengthy review "f tns c'rcnms ancrs
OF the recent bales. says that rant ba'
struck the death blow of the Conte: :9e-ats
cause-a fact which becomes more apparc..!!
every hour
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

4 GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility
Inco1npetency, Premature Decays ahd Youth
full Error. actuatcd by q desire to heneft 9TH =
ers. win b hsppy to furnish to all who ncsd
it. fre. OF charee) the receipt and directions
Thoss wishing to profit by his experience, and
possess va.nablc Remedy. will receive tho
same, by return mail, le.rsfully scsled) by
addressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
z = No. 90 Nassau astrsctsNeNw York.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
l)rRn.


Last Saturdays Press stated that draft
was to have taken place in this, the second
district on Monday. We do not know
whrther it did take place or not. The fol:
lowing are the delinquent towns in this
county, with the deficiencies Of each.
aooDAUE COUNTY,
Belvidere, l3.Vass.
Hay Creek, l5|Warsav. l
Leon, Is
DRAFT POSTPONED.
After the above was in type, We learned
tas We expected, that the draft has been
again postponed. It is said that another
error has been found in the Adiutant Gen
erals Office Al Washington Of five hundred
in favor Of the State and in consequence
the draft has been postponed until the 26th
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
DRAFT POSTPONED.
Generous.

The Brokers Of Philadelphia have each
subscribed one thousand dollars !or the re-
lief Of the wounded soldiers.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

THx following important dispatch wa
received yesterday by Lieutenant Colon: Il
Avcrill
WASHINGTON, May "a.
Lieut.. Col. Avrrill:
Confer with State authoriti S. Endeavc.
TO get the different districts and sub dis rict
10 commence raising m at once with a
view to the new call referred to in dispatch
Of yester 'ay, from the Secretary Of War to
Gen. Dix. 1t will b. greatly % the sdvan
tage OF the daferen, towns, cnunt e., &c,
I" save time BY commencing immediately y
on assumed Gu" as. Spare no efforts to
comnle'e the revision Of the enrolment Il,
the earliest possible day. The ex.ct new
quotas will te based upon it. want it re
ported to ms by the 10Th = June
JAS. d FRY.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

The Ersnch are not meeting with the
success in Mexico that they could wish.-
The Aexieans seem determined to '.dis in
The last d,teh.n
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25
Y ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW
FAVE SPOUTS.

We are maaufaeturing an entirely new style
Ave Spout st the Furniture Asnufactsry ol
NIL = Br:gg, IN TIN. city. They s1e saved
out O solid wood, and ars
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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

Also tho highest market price paid for coin--
try produce Of all kinds. IS
Bring in your Butter, Eggs, anil Pspcr Rage.
May 1864, n43v8tf 80 sa,s"7s
= ALPHEuJS HAIL.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-05-25

Tho follo~irR popular implements are sold
BY 10 exclusively. +aN