The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22

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after copying IN article from the Chicago
Times, and criditing Il 70, the : Chicago Jour
1al," accuses Us Of Internal abolitionisn =
-.1ou,nal. = r. So
:. Hoe CHoIERA.-We hear of the most
sweeping destruction Of hogs BY this terrible
disease in the lower part Of this county.
Mr.. Duncan has lost over 1000; Mr.. Bolt
irghouse perhaps g many more Mr.: Hib-
hard Moore over 60; Mr.. L. Parmentsr,
NJ. Carter, Mr.. ", Lewis. and others, near
y al they have: These are only; sw
Games We have heard: It is. said that the
' disease is having g'ner.' ran through that
section Of country, and that .,housands Of
hogs are being suddenly carried of BY it..
Roek .4 I.lland Argat.: !, =. =, =, e:
81. THERE arc now shout forty men, war
ready for didegest navy Yards, and, =. there.
seems 70 BE- no need q saips 4 ke.se, tho
american flag may DO shown .hro the
world more extensively in the i. second year,
Of. : gigantic rebellion th4n it. would. have
been had no armed enemy been in the field
against Us. ga 8. j}n 4 nj; jp,o ,i34 I.H j
/. ANOTHER NEW Monitor, sFls,sHED.-
One Of the new Monitors, 40 iron-clad YES
sel ofi!superior i medel. and IL fiaish, WAS
launched at Wilmington, Del, on Saturday
amid the greatest enthusiasm. IL She is built
upon the plan Of the celebrated Monitor, and
will it is stated. prove herself not inferior to
it either ia execution or value
. 1.-THE yellow fever is raging in Whining
ton, North Carolina The cases averag
seven'a day, and the Journal Of: that city
says the disease is very malignant, US it
hears Of no rscoveries."-N r. Herald,
This is evidently russ Of the Whining
ton rebels, to alarm the Federal fleet, which
they are in; mortal fear OF attacking that
|city.s .r",. y.sn s.. -. .,1:-t r.. -, II
I IF tho emancipation proclamation is not
likely to damage the rebel cause, Why is i.
that every pro -slavery journal, and every
man or newspaper North or South, foreign
Tor American, that favors in any degree the
iebetlion, or opposes the coercion Of the
rebels, is disturbed by the proclamation and
ldenounces it? .n,da'-.us ,re ~ 49,
GEN. M1lRor, I" theGrey Eage,,' Is he is
sometimes 'denominated, said in speech
the other night in Wheeling, that he believ-
ed slavery was'the cause Of the war: The
Cause Of contention ought to b removed and
he was glad the times locked to The accom-.
plishment Of this gaeat object. He had the
utmost faith in the success Of the Union
arms, and had never dsspairsd for . moment.
An old gentleman who was always brag-
jging how folks used to work in his younger
days, one day challenged his two sons to
pitch on load Of hay rs fast as hs could
load it. The challenge was excepted, the
hay wagon driven round. and the trial COM
menced. For some time the old man held
his own way credhably, calling out, "more
hay! more hay!" Thicker and faster it
came. The old man was nearly covered !:
still be KEEP: crying. more hay more hay !!
At length, struggling to keep onstop Of he
ill~asranged heap, it began frs: to roll, then.
- nd a. lsok ,~>T ~
wagon and the old man with it. "What
are you down here for :" cried the boys -
II came down after hay" answered the old
man stoatly.
Two clergymsn 10 Chicago had : foe fight
on Monday. The Tribune says:
Bro. A. delivered loft duke. sprang iu
the astonished eyes Of Bro. B. which Bro
B. returned with interest. Orthodox knocks
became very frequent and unlike angels
visits. Bro. A. struck splendidly the shout
der, while Bro. b. was particularly sharp
upon the nidrufE: Bro. B. deposited Bro
A. behind the stove. Bro. "A. rallied and
laid Bro. B. under the table. Bro. B. recov.
cred and sent Bro. A. into tho library by :
neat right handler, much to the aston;shment
!of the stately old divinss IL call. Bro. A.
finally succeeded in squslching Bro. B. and
ejectins him from tho domicil, with one orb
in snourn,ng and the other SERIOUS cot Of
Isympashy.: e.=:" s%:,,. neg H. -. Z.
AT great meeting in Columbus, Ohio, to
ratify the Presidents emancipation procla
nation, Governor D.vd Tod' i(Dem.; WAS
ushered be'o's the peop;s snd sid :: -: -
I l heartily endorse every word Of il. 1t
VS. Well timed Tor Ohio. The border ~as
threatened. I prefer 70 have rebel Gressdss
threatened th.n to HAVE ours invaded ~ So
long q slaves sre allowed to remain Il homs
|so long viii rebellion last. Do you question
10 wisdom :? Was not ninety days long
enoue, for the rebel master u make 40 bis
nisd 10 ny down his asms Or 1ose lis slaves!
The Hood Of Ohio hass 6ssn sl,sd like wa.er97
hi mist be stoned tof 10 stks death q III
ilesder II this rsbeIiion. An v.s haarn,ony
ana 'Igor It Washington. he tad long
ard confidential GoaveIsatio1 With fPfes;dsns
L1e0sn. 81 ~ <ssss,y eos6a ssesF ii tbs Pr
silent. He was eqsas - tbs slilsss IIssaey and