The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-21
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u ALATGE CARGO OF WnEAr.-,rbs
steamer G.. H.) Wilson Yesterday took
down sniatee,,sf thousand ds,abi,sliels sefs
wheat. She had in tow. four, barses.
two of which, she, got at Shakopee,
one in this place and one in PRESCOTT
Pioneer, = .s5 -
A farmer living hear this city has
already sown one hundred and fifty
acres to wheat ---Conyerves. -. ,s,y.1
q. Appo1NrEp.-Dr. A. G.. Wedge of
Albert Lee, Freeborn county, has re:
ceived the .appoiatmert of Assistant
Surgeon Of the Third Regiment, ip
place Of DR.. Multi gan, resigned. He
departed to join the Regiment OH
Thursday last. & Pio,1ee7:. 81 70 ,9ssss1f
The farm farmers s arc .b busy, j, IS i, Is possi H
bic 70 be putting ii their crops. a Iar-
ger area Will be soW1I "a wheat this
year than any previous one since tie
settlement of the State HASTINGS Can
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SUPPLIES FOR PE1soSERs. Capt
Saunders, advertises.fer proposals for
rations for about 1900 recruits, prison
ers, and soldiers, which are to l,eEquar-
tered al Fort Smelling. Our business
men will figure closely.-Roneer., ,r,
/ F1sH1NG---The fishing season has
arrived. At Koniska several wagon
loads have been taken, while oil other
streams and lakes in this neighborhood
!. they appear to be more numerous than
ever. They are fat, fresh, fair and
good. This is luxury every one can
have without price, without money
Glencoe Register. - "-'' s.s'' u
| A LARGE SHIPMENT The Northern
Light, on her last down trip, discharg-
ed at Prairie du Chen, 5s car loads
Of wheat and flour which were shipped
principally from this, city and way
points in Minnesota. This is the larg-
est freight taken into Prairie dn Chen
by any one boat this season.-RioNeey.
SUGAE-MAK1NG is SAID to- have
proved quite profitable this spring in
the 'Big Woods several parties max
ing from ten to twenty-five hundred
pounds. One company back of Cham
Iplin, is said to have made five TONS
Press ''5@ ''S
The above seems to us little loo
sweet. ~
>. A MAMMOTH CALF.-A calf, seven
weeks old, and weighing 263 pounds,
} was brought to the city yesterday bv
: a farmer OF Dakota county, and sold
to Messrs. McDanly & Small, butch
ers Pioneer. <~+E Ia s&~@t&eR
7 PRETTY Coop AFTER ALL.-The
J maple sugar season being over, we
learn that a pretty good lot of that ne
!, cessary article was made this Spring
: after all. The season being fine a long
time, and as the farmers could not
: work their land, they stuck to the sap,
! and consequence is very near an av-
crage quantity was manufactured. -
! Glencoe Reg. ........... -
A very careless young man drove a
horse and buggy over little boy on
Third street, on Thursday last. 1t was
a culpable act to drive over the child,
4 and a cowardly one, after driving over,
not to stop and ascertain what injuries
the child suffered. - Pioneer. s'..7se57
! BoDY FoUND.-The body of Alexar,.
e der Mckay, who was drowned in The
9 Vermillion River about month ago
five miles above this city, was taken
from the river on Thursday last. Il Cor.
t oner FELTON, having examined the body
+ rendered the verdict that Mckay came
to his death by accidental drowning.
: Hastings Independent. -. :. <s~s. b
FIELD OFFICERS OF THE SEcoSr
REGrMENr.-The Governot has com
missioned : Lieut.. Colonel ang James
George as Colonel of the regiment. il,
place Of Colonel H. p. Van Cleyc. ap-
/ pointed a Brigadier General, and Alex
: ander Wilkin as Lieut.. Colonel, and OH
!. the recommendation Of Gen VanClcve,
~ uA0 uppOHecu dutt SOLAIl>siOueI
e Captain Jesse w. Bishop, Of Colnpan,
: A, as Major of the regiment. Then
commissions date the 21st of March,
the day when General Van. CIcye re
- ceiyed bis appointment. Pioneer. ssss
f MARTIN DRxw, OF this city, who
e started two weeks since for California
d has written to friends here that he fail
a ed to get passage upon any steame1
n going ont, previous to the 9Th instant
$ on account Of the great rush sofgolt
!. hunters. The Northerner, which, ,lef
It New York week ago last Wednesda,
e had 1000 passengers, neay.y all 0
2 whom were bound for the gold field
d1of Salmon River and Carribeo. - Pio
e neer. y Es a* 's5&S. ssf ss5ssSssss=
u FoR THE GoLD MlHEs.-On Nednes
. day evening the party which las beei
'e forming here Tor the Carriboo mine
g started on their journey. Itwas CON
& posed ofsDr8 w. B. SimoDtoD, .Janfe
. Simonton, and Robert Becker En-
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