The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-13

Second i ANY person liable to draft who
shall absent himself from his county or
State before such,draft is made, will be ar
rested by any Provost Marshal or other
United States or State officer wherever he
may be found within the jurisd;ctio Of the
nited, States and conveyed to the nearest
military post or depot, and placed on militia.
~ duty for the term Of draft. and the cxpen-
ses Of his own arrest and conveyance to such
post or depot, and also the sum Of five dol
lars az reward to the officer who shall
make the arrest, shall he deducted from bis
pay.
Third The writ Of haben. corp"s il here
by suspended 10 respect to all persons so ar
rested and detained, and in respect to all
persons arrested for disloyal practices.
Signed, EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secy of War;
ri" HARRIsBURG, Aug. 8.
Volunteers are coming in by thousands
There will be bv Tuesday next sufficient
number to fill up the fifteen regiments which
with the regiments from Philadelphia, will
ill up the State quota Of volunteers. Sew
eral regiments completely organized, armed
and equipped. will start for the scat of war
early next week. =. ~ j" -s-:!.~ -.
-, s.." DETROIT, Aug. 8.
Michigan has nearly filled her quota under
the frs: call for 3O0,0 men, and will fur
nish her quota under the last call without
re,orting to draft, if short extension OF
time is allowed. Eight regiments of infant
~ and one Of cavalry in this State, will be
ready for the field as soon as equipments are
received.
l. CINCINNATI, Aug. 8.
Special dispatches from Indianapolis SAYS,
a gentleman arrived from Knoxville, Tenn.
who reports force Of 5000 infantry with
proportion artillery and cavalry at tina.
place, expecting to march into Kentucky at
an early day.
All the Indiana regiments but two are fill
ed. ..-.::
Considerable excitement exists in all parts
of.he State. Recruiting is progressing with
unusual rapidity All the regiments author
lied will be filed this week q ~
The Ninotv.Third Ohio Regiment, com
manded by Col: Chas. Anderson, brother of
Sumter Anderson, is now full, 1909 men
having been recruiting in fifteen days in
Montgomery, Butler and Preble counties.
The City Council, Chamber Of Commerce.
and members Of the Bar held meetings this
morning to take into consideration what
NAV be necessary in relation to the murder
Of Gen. McCook.
Contributions to the bounty reach $685.
600.
KANKAKEE, III, Aug. Z.
At a meeting at the little town OF Nom
E0E nn ,rfx
hundred and sixty men enlisted.
Over five hundred men have enlisted in
this county already.
DECATUR, ILL.,. Aug z.
Macon county has now recruits enoucb
to fill her quota OF the first call for $40. 1000
men, and also the second call for 300 900
drafted men.
New YoRK, August S.
VIM. II. Webb, the we'll known shin build
er. has contracted with the Government to
build an iron steam ram TO be covered with
six>lnch iron, to have two revolving turrets
like the Monitor, the bow to be covered with
twelve inch iron and to have solid iron
ram half the length Of the vessel. Price -
one and quarter million dollars.
WAsH1SGroN. Aug 6
Gen. Shields said cheers and resolutions
will never whip the secnessionisss and put
down the rebellion. We must do more than
this. We must do away with old party
divisions and unite in great common cause
against men, women and children who are
smitten with the internal madness Of REBEL
ION. If we can only throw 10000 fresh
men into the field we can crush the rcbell-
ion now and forever. What we want, as
Was said on a memorable occasion, during
the Mexican war is, "a little more grape -
Excessive laughter and applause. na.<.
s4ys "a zs3.s.nHss 20 Bo<ToN. Aug. 6. ID
A great war meeting was held here this
evening. Hon. Edward Everett was the
principal speaker and made an eloquent and
patriotic address strongly dcnouncing any
idea Of giving up the contest. He might
once have been in favor Of q peace sepera
ton, but that time had passed, and now The
Onion must be restored at whatever cost.
;~S-i3#s.s~ &@2z159 .@sfrtf BosToy Anp z i
In accordance with the request Of many
citizens, Gov. Andrew has authorized the
organization Of Boston Regiment. for the
war. to consist of ten companies. OF rifles
and battery Of artillery. Lieut.. Colonel
Bachelor Of the 18th massachusetts, Is 10
be Colonel, and the Governor suggests that
the regiment Be. mainly differed from sold
'ers now in the field, who have earned q
right for promotion BY gallant services.
Geo. Luat, editor Of the Boston Courie-,
announces his interest in that paper for
sale.
The second battalion OF iEfantry Of Boston
Tigers are 10 be increased to regiment for
nine months service. Major G. Z. I3ol.
brooke Is To- b the Colonel. sts 81 N
A general desire is expressed that tte
whole militia Of Massachusetts, be organized.
equipped, md held in readiness for The cali
Of the Government. The Peop'e seem de J
lighted TO maks the war 8 special busioess
until peace j. conquered. So. ~
HEAD2'ss Ak11 or Tux PoTsnAc. y \
s August Z. 1862
AZ Malvern Hin everything was quiet DIR. Z
ing yesterday. ssa 81
B i was repostsd Iast night, b. desestsss
and eontrabands, lhst The. rebels hsvs besa
moving fsom TIE vlciniiY of Riehmonl. r.
large force. towards Malvern Hill. With the
vievof Sefaksng that posiittiion.
Thrss sho0aaad s1ehangIs3 pssiisos,eys n
Elysd yesterday alfesassa fon ksshsseDA-
Tkoss belsnkisg q this arny asd Is . d
duty. wars asas q tl,eiir TeEisepts. ssd III
oshen viii Jeays n IL Nsrsh q day.
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