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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30
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ly increasing circulation. It's circulation is, to
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IN writing to SUCH auditor on the points thus
submitted and his opinion thus given shall
BE- binding until annulled BY the Judgment
or decree Of any court having competent
jurisdiction. . +. 49, '''@9Es .@>*sS
Sec. 50. Each Of the incor porated towns
and cities in this State. having by their sew
eral charters common school system, which
shall, by some proper officer thereof. make
% the auditor Of their proper county re-
port OF the enumeration Of scholars and
other matters BY this act made necessary to
b reported, the same a. is. required Of
school districts, shall be deemed to have
complied with the provisions OF this act
and shall b entitled to their $appor,ionmens
Of public moneys. to h appottioned and
drawn substantially Is provided, herein, or Is
provided BY their SPECIAL acts Of incorpora.
ton Provided That the special school sys-
TENS Of ST. Paul, Winona. Minneapolis ana
such other cities or towns Is have their edu
casional interests provided pr BY q special
oct. shall not b Affected By tho provisions
% TIM act except As herein specially pro
vidsd. -. ) 80
Sec. 80. The Secretary 81 State shallsh,
sz-e1no Superintendent Of Public Inssrue.
ton. ard shall perform oh the duties 81 ssis,
of6ce without any sddi,ional salary over .rrl
above that now allowed 70 him - Secre,arv
Of Stale. and without anJ compensation
whatever ~ sach dukies-
-. "a Itshall = - duty of tAe:
6operinlsndsat . prepare ard submit 10
The IaGislatnEs. in sach ysar, assposs con-
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aahony leaders, closing up with the fol.

Aahony leaders, closlDg up with the fol
lowing graphic sentenoe:
81 tell you, il you will give me n
honest jury aud allow me to sit as Judge
SO help me God. can convict Jairus E
Neal and old Mahony of treason, and
hang 'em both as high as Hannah
The Judge argued that # WAS criminal
if not reasonable, to organize any party
while the war for the existence of the
Government continues, and declared with
great sehemence that while the war con-
tinued he would not unite with any party,
but would act with any and oil men who
are for the Government and against
treason--even with Abolitionists, if nee
essary-
If we can get true copy Of that
speech published in this city, at this time,
! am sure it will do good, and put to
shame number of prominent men who
are trying to re-organize the Democratic
party upon the Mahony basis.
Yours, for UNION.
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AZ soon - il became known to the pris.
oners that Wilson intended to desert
them. they proceeded to hang him. The
guard, however, in.erfered in time to cut
him down before life was extinct. In
puniahment Of this act the prisoners were
put upon bread and water for ten days.
The House Committee on Foreign At
fairs, having authorized Mr.. Gooch to re-
port the Senate bill establishing diplo-
matte relations with Hay,i and Liberia.
il will doubtless be passed to a5vote 1t an
early day.
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Washington. May 10.
In addition to the steamers Hero and
Kent, which brought thither the released
Union prisoners last night, the Kennebec
has arrived with upwards of $50 wound
I'd rebels frum Williamsburg. These men
IRE, fur the greater part, slightly wounded,
and are attended by rebel Surgeons and
nurses. A strict guard is kept over this
boat. No visitors are permitted. The
steamer State Of Maine also arrived With
about $40, the ]. r. Warney with 400 and
the Elm City with 45O sick and wounded
prisoners, from different Union regiments.
They are being removed to the various
hospitals to-day.
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rhe nilk In ~. c.c.. . II.
Throughout the North there are ho

Throughout the North there are hosts
of -so-called Democrats whose lives have
been devoted to au insatia,e hunt for
Office. The Republican party succeeded
at the election, the war broke out and
these fellows lost their occupation for the
time. They had not sufficient patriotism
OF courage to enlist in the war for the de-
fonse Of their country, but they saw the
cause Was popular, and they organized a
pet close-corporation Union Party, to
elect Themselves to Office. The thing
6zzled, and now the fellows have fallen
in under the lead Of Jairus Neal, Aahony
and Vallandigham, whom they denounced
rs traitors last summer, to make another
splurge for spoils and office.
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:. For the Gate City.
Mr.. EDIroR:-It seems to me that i

For the Gate City
Mr.. EpIroR:-It seems to me that it
womb be both interesting and refreshing
to have published in the columns OF the
constitution, the patriotic and able speech
OF Judge Clagelt, delivered last fall, in
the Court House in this City. was
present at that meeting, and though IN
ardent Republican, and before that time
no great sdmirer Of the Judge, l must
say that was delighted with the speech,
and am sure the large audience which
heard il would be glad now to see il in
print in the columns Of the Judges pa
per. II the Judge has not forgotten Il
may not express the hope that he viii
write i ont and publish it, for the accom-.
mediation Of his many hearers and III, ad-
vancenent Of the cause Of true loyalty
and patriotism. If the Judge should
make MP his mind TO publish the speech
to which refer, | hope he will by no
means omit the following striking senten
ces, which SO thrilled me at the time tina,
! can repeat them, | think, quite verbatim
- he uttered them. Speaking Of the
administration of President Lincoln he
said:
MIR. Lincoln is your President and
mine Although ! opposed his election,
tell you ! believe that Abe Lincoln !,
an honest msn. Ii you are Tor The Gov.
eminent yon mnat be for the Administ-a.
ma no man can be true patriot and
ns the Legitimate authorities in the;,
- suppress THIS unholy rebellion. ]
point the Judge elaborated q
length, showing, By an irresistible areu,
meni, that the only way to uphold III,
Government, in this crisis. is 70 hold a,
the h.rd- = tie President. sspea.iD.
Of Frsnonts proclamation he said:
II tell you it's the only thing that In,
bark bone in il. / tell you, . traitor vhc
u fighting against this Government la,
no right to .ny property; It al ought q
b. con6cated and taken from him, and hi,
negroes. If he has any. ough. 10 b
lbsed."
I lcps If TIE QJadge psblishes thai
sPsesh, y viii MOI fpEsst p give 10 "a
~ anstisation - adniaistersd y ik1
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ErO0 PisssbuFg 14AnAinx.
Especial 70 Times I

Cairo, May IA.
The story Of the enemy's lack Of pro-
visions i denied BY desertsrs, who say
that thsrs i plenty Of subsistencs It
Cosinth
On Tuesday Gen. Pops moved forward
biz colnhn, y retake the position lost 10
10 sk,rnish u Friday. The result Of
this movenent had not transpired at the
tins The steamer left Pittsburg.
4 lansntable casualty occurred on
boan1 - seeener Gladiator. q shs w.e
paaaing - - Tennessee river o. Tsee-
daI. 1hs1fA Miansucta regiment -
- baaa1 81 ~ ~ ateaassr M iust
Ahovs Paris landing her upp1s works
nsss May, killing fys Or IL and iajurine
6Dseeal others.
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[Herald's Dispstch.l
Washington, NAV Ia.

The steamer Kennebec arrived here
this. p. IN. with 213 wounded rebels and
"a wounded Union soldiers from VIII
liamsburg. Among the latter is Colonel
Dwight. His wounds are less dangerous
than Al FIRST supposed. The rebels re-
ceivc precisely the same treatment a. our
wounded and are sent to the same hospi-
tails.
The rumor that Gen. Mccall had re-
signed the command OF the Pennsylvania
reserve corps, is unfounded. He has NO
intention to resign until the army of the
Union has accomplished its mission to
suppress the rebellion.
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Erom washington.
Especial Dispatch to Cincinnati Gazette
Washington, May IL.
AN r. r. v. IN LUCK

II u
Washington, May IL.
AN r. r. Y. III LUCK.
A nephew of Gov. Barbour, of Vir-
GINA, was appointed Chief Clerk Of the
Inspection Office Of the Postofhce Depart
ment, in place Of I. P. Trott, who has
held that Office twenty years. Trott is
lowered TO a sixteenaAandred dollar clerk
ship. This is considered beginning of
the work Of restoring the r. F. VS..
CONGRESSIONAL.
Garrett Davis was brought up with a
round turn this morning. in the course of
discussion of motion to adjourn on the
second day Of June. He had said Con-
gress has passed acts during this session
which are Unconstitutional and unwise,
and which viii be resisted by the whole
white population of Kentucky, and such
- hs would counsel his people TO resist
by every mode Of resistance they could
devise.
MIR. Davis denied that he used these
words, but they we're thus taken down by
the Globe reporter.
Mr.. Wilson raised the point of order
that the language was reasonable. He
was severe on Mr.. Davis, and the mat
ter Was apparently much enjoyed BY the
Senate.
In subsequsnt speech Mr.. Davis ex-
planned his position to mean that every
citizen could decide ns to the constitu-
tionality Of laws, and resist them if lie
believed them unconstitutional until the
question should be decided by the Su-
preme Court, and taking the responsible
" Of his action.
Mr.. Howard raised the point that in a
previous speech, Mr. Davis had preached
mutiny in the army, in the contingency
of the passage Of q confscation bill. Mr.
Davis denied that he meant more than
that, if the question we're referred to the
armies, they'd vote no. Finally Mr.. Fes-
sender, in his most skillful manner, fn-
ished Mr.. Davis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-16
Washington, May IA.

The Senate to-day confirmed Erastua
B. Taylor, 0f Ohio. = Brigadier General.
The President nominated Stephen g.
Bnrbridgs, Of Keatucky. for similar pc.
sition.
Official advises Of yesterday say the
positioi Of HAllsck's army il unchanged.
InlDfnnafiDn from NcClellan's army ct
Cumbstiand y % 9 o,clsok yastsrday.
There had been c0nsiderabls skirmisking
with rebels. No other news.