The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14

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SgTLER.-Our neighbor VIM. Brown has
been appointed Satlerin the Fifth Regiment.
William, your friends are awful dry =, g.,
f1fcxxAN HousE.-Our readers from the
country, who visit Red Wing occasionally
will do well TO read tho card Of the Hick- |
man House, which we publish this week.
CHAPLAIN Of THE THIRD.-The numer-
oussfsiends" Of Dr.: Gray will rejoice to
learn. that 10 has been appointed to the
Chap'a,ncy Of tho Third Regiment, and has
accepted the position. -.
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sF,x1sHEp.-The Church on Hay Creek near
ths old Camp Meeting ground, which for
the last two or three years has looked like
an old deserted. half destroyed fort, has
been finished and looks finely. We con-
'gr.talate our friends in Hay Creek on theirt
enterprise. $40 Il
New LIVERY SrABLE.-J. F. Wright Esq,
has Just taken the old Livery stable former.
J., occupied by VIM. S. Grow, and is prsdar'
ed With one Of tho best stocks in the State
to meet the wants Of those who may favor
him with their custom, lie has a!arge
stockoof fine horses, and sufficient number
OF good carriages to meet the wants Of the
public generally.
RIVER TRADE.-Last Monday the steam
boat Wenona went up river with heavy
load Of goods, she was not only loaded
down herself, but had three large barges in
TOW ;,also loaded; she is going up the MN
nesota to get a small portion (as LAUGH as
she and the bargcs will hold) Of the large
amount OF wheat waiting there for shipment
Minnesota will yet be the wheat raising
STATE ef the Union. 49,.
DIurR1cr COURT The Dist Court for
this, County will meet on the Goth inst
There are not many cases on the calender,
hut some Of those that are on, are interest.
ing, and will occupy considerable time in
their trial 1t is desirable that the jury,
both the Grand and Petit be on hand the
krss hour Of the first day OF the session.
The PARKER HoUsE-We have been to
Pine Island several times dnring our So
journ in this country, and always stop at
the Parker House; and We unhesita,ingly
say it is one Of the best places to stop at
that can be found in the state. The fare
il good, tho Recommendations convenient,
tho beds SOFT clean and large. and "mirc
hoste" kind and accommodating.
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SrR1xo-Notwithstan our complaints
at tho backwardness Of spring, it seems that
there is yet a prospect Of lively vegetation
this summer. The last few days have beer
unusually warm, and the trees have put
forth their leaves wonderfully fast The
grass has taken a start, and is coming righ'
along. The cattle begin TO show the effec,
ofplenty Of fresh feed, and everything wear,
cheerful aspect.
Punr1c Schools. We should have caused
anosice to have been inserted in tho last Fri
days Republican that tho Public Schools
commenced last Monday, but We was no
ia town, and therefore Il was omitted. W.
fear that some are not appraised Of that fac'
and may have lost tho bennett Of tho FIR.
two q three days.
Miss Johnson is teacher Of the school II
the lower part Of the town. Mrs. Chamber
lain in tho Central, and Miss Eclectic in tn,
upper part. We hope parents will try t
send their children and send them regularly
WINTER WuEAr.-lt has been 4 FREQ uen
remark, that winter wheat would not d,
well in this country, because it would win
ter kill" We have seen several pieces q
winter wheat within. the last week, and ",
never raw any in any ss.te look any better
Thsss' was not / place in any tina. we sa~
tha. showed any indication Of having sui
Tered.
Perhaps the last winter has been rathe
more favorable to that kind Of wheat tina,
usual; and It may b that in an ordinar
season it would not do first rate on III
ssnooth prairie but W have no doubt tia
il will do we'll. 1ny ysar.on land that b..
been Improved, planted 70 corn, or in tn
oak openings. Winter wheat always com
nsnds the bat price Of any.
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WRoNo.-Whils the evidences Of indu,,r
- b. met with on almost every hand, .r
highly gratifying, ws must say that v
have observed some things that were NO
slsos'sasr 70 pleasing. For instance: =
nave '<'a Wagons. plows, and many othe
er''e'c' q farming furniture, standing our il
eshs sun and ssorms, whore thsr had bee,
III winter Whit ~ VI. 49,. :,