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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

ATTENTION, Army Submissive desire
to ca your especial attention to one of The
most valuable and saleable articles for the
use OF the army-a preparation of medicines
that has stood the public test for more than
twenty years, and has become familiar in
every household. This art Gle, - PERRY
DAyIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER needs
no introduction; everybody knows it the
soldiers know it, and you have OF Y o keep
it TO sell H. No TT nledy is more tffcacsuns
IN curing Diarrhea, Cramps, Dysentery,
Coughs, Colds, Slight Wounds, or Bruises,
and many other ailmeuts Incidental to a
soldiers life. 1t is light and convenient TO
carry, and can be res0rted 20 on the march,
as well a. in camp, with ut trouble Being
used both internally and externally, its
value cannot he over-estimated; in fact,
the Soldiers want it and must have it, and
to keep such AN article is he duty of every
sutler. 1t is sold at wholesale 10y Ell
Wilder, r. a. Robinson & Co, Wilson &
Peter, j S. Morris & Sons, and Raymond
& Tyler, Louisville; Hoover & BrS aut, New
Albany; w. A. Bell, Padueah J. b.
Humphreys & Co., Cairo Keller & u bite,
Preston Bro's, P. Veiriing, LEIGH & Car
stedt, and S. Gilbert & Co., Evansville.
j. N. HARRIS & CO,
jrI Propriefors. Cincinnati.
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A Tory sheet.

We have received copy of the Egyptian
Picket Guard, published at Chester, nn-
nos. 1t is the meanest sort of "a lick
spittle Secession organ. Speaking Of Val
landigham,s notorious and villainous ad-
dress, it remarks:7
:: We like the men who made it, we like
the principles it avows, and we like the OBJ
iect fer which it vas written"
We can tell this Egyptian thattbe Union
men of the South regard it as the produc-
ton of a pack of traitors. They detest
both the address and its authors. 1t thinks
that it would have been better for the coun-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

s@' Tie Secesh are getting themselves
together in some counties and calling them
selves Democrats.-LoW Det0.
That's the way they do in Indiana. They
even went so far as to hold q large meeting
in Indianapolis, passing resolutions which
were copied into and eulog zsd by all the
papers in Rebellion. Aud yet they had the
unparalleled imLudence to call themselves
Democrats. Out upon the traitors.
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RAILROAD kECEIPTs.

buD6lO, l bx clIeR'e, I'anc Kchh; / x g fixt-
ur 8. J. Fry; hx- shnts. } n ( w w Morgan; l
ok dry gods, w Druher; i X dry goods, en-
Pre- toti 3 b &, c.. hid gar, "a bbl' but
ter, bbr ggs, Giib,lt -; ! "a rig - /
& u GtimaI l bX nd VI rrisun & b ) i2s
cit "a, SC rUeder kt Ii hX q vale, "a v
gco 5, ) Ii ri ghtc to. Is tx good, : tGlS
goo. e, Maekey, iIrhuins & Go. | tx Evansv IL
SAM Larry G. mm.ttee; las OH c.. TIL, l.
Schme, horses, ''riy G u HAokIem..h; IL. 90
feet hunter, N Hnnhel, 1 load s,
D free; g. bale' Ia, isrpsl Inns III S flour,
W NJ Altman c.; } X, l trunk stow,
joints pi?", ch If, Toll oil 10th. 5 koherto. NJ
loo b5ls f1.r, Geu Fo-trr s>i e.: 2 bbis fl VI =
ks bran, l K d lie ma. /; hale .rks, ) g
Wh'e'-Ii az kases, Ii Rou,s, in sheppard;
l sa k telth"is u bund esrsg Akee:er " IS.
A. E. SsFisADEK, Agors
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8S The editor of the Terre Haute
Journal does not like the resolutions
adopted at Rockville the other day. In.
stead of denonncing those who are laboring
to maintain the Union and suppress the re-
bellion, they denounce the rebels in arms
against the government, their sympathizers,
aiders and comforlers. Hence the journal
Editor don't like them. jeff. Davis and
Floyd won't like them either.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

ia 1t is stated that Col. Hatten of
Tennessee, who was killed at the battle of
Chickahomlny, announced himself as an
uncompromising Unionist two days de.ore
he Joined the rebel army. What infatu-
alton possessed tn TennesseeansI
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

ga Mr. Wilcox, We are pleased TO see
is doing a Furnishing business at Perry
Elliotrs Daguerrean Gallery on Main street
The secret CT his success is in the fact that
he takes care that his pictures always give
satisfaction. j. Is 3t
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

Ice CREAM.-Hen. Hermann, OF First
street, near Locust, has fitted up his ice
cream .alocn in magnificent style, and is
prepared to serve delicious cream to all " no
may cali on him. His cream is. superb as
all who have tried it will testify.
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CONFEDERATION NOrL.E.
ORDER To REpAIR A BRlcK SIDE "

O"LF"IE TO NNF-nIA a bhINA oIDA- " A h.
he 7. 1851 Au'I it - hereby ur.iers oil and
directed b. tie CUlbm Council 81 the ny Of
EvansvI'ie, tIa the owners of all lots PARTS OF
Is fronting adjoining the unri Inv, 81 o
of Main s:r-et, fr Sey. tib to Egl Ia streets
il ity, aus. tio sid. = Ks l.. e on therc.
of to lie pa red DIthin thirty dgSs from the
PabIfc:.tioa 81 this order
p. BURKE, CLERK
CI@rs. fi.., JI1re Il I2CZ
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90 EvansvilIe saniIary Commission

~ " "usFFIIo A5aHIEaIy OOE1 EIl@stVH
members will remember that this evening
is our regular weekly meeting. Prompt
attendance at the Council Chamber at 8
O'Clock p. N. is desired. Let there be full
attendance. By order of the President.
]. H. CUTLER, Rec. See'y.
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CORPuRATIUN NOTICE.
uRpER ZOE A PLANK sIpr-wALK.

June 1867 And nov il is hereby ordered
IA directed b. the Common Con ri tl,e city of
EvahsvI Ie, That the owners all lots pa t. OF
lots fronting on atljJiuing the north site of
Thi:d E, !ttw, EuIioH ye lie a d Walker 81,
il sand ely tie Sidewalks THERON te
Gro ght 10 HE oi'e grAte, AM Tia tIry c.u,s-
Il si,t wax If CiasS No. vi Ia "a . teIs tu l. cuu
ST. q, ted ItuLir b. The q. oinui Of lie CITY,
To be bad down there u WITHIN thrIy d.sy> irouI
the publication vi this or der
r. BuGRE, Clerk.
l,itN Llera, nriice. JnL., II. Ishl
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sesS@ The Secesh in these parts are for
the Constitution; desperately for the Con-
stItution. just give them the Constitution,
aud they will be for the Union at all haz-
ards, and to the last extremity. If they
are as spasmodically for the Constitution
as they affect to be, how can they tolerate
Davis & Coz These latter have thrown
the Constitution away, and made another,
very different from ours and, in practice,
they pay no regard to their own Constitu-
ton. f.
By The R1s8RResh Is nfqEtsRnf Of d The aed
States; but Davis s. Co., before be had
done single act, rebel.ed and coumeBced
war; and these Secesh, with all their zeal
for the Constitution, have the deepest affec.
tion for those who trampe it under foot
and throw it away. All mistake, Secesh /;
you care nothing about the Contribution /;
you are mad; that what's the matter with
you.-LOu. Dem.
That is pte-eminently true of the follow
ers of Vallandingham, VOORHEES, ct i'd genus
onne They pirate continually of the Con-
stituiion while they only desire to deceive
the people and get into office. You never
hear them denounce Davis, Floyd & Co.,
who trampled the Constitution under loot,
and made war on it and the government.
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! CORPORATION NOTICE.
oapEa 10 RErAlR BHIok SIDE Wal

June :, ioi.-.-Ahu it is hereby -oF,ieFs.
IA .rscI,U, the Common CouIrciI % the city Of
Ev'ii,SS H. hi ths 0Tnerz all lots parts Vf
oJs fronting o. adjoining hs nor TVS sd. tf
Main 81, fir til Is Ligh Il Street, in sud
T., Toe. dewalks III front 1her, ei hs.
paired within thirty days ir Le publ, alton II
this orSc
r BUBkE Clek
Clerks ufice June ~ Is6,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

Goals TO NEwCAsTLE.-It strikes US that
those newspapers IN the North which are
..lamoring necessarily for the abolition OF
slavery are making tremendous fuss to no
purpose /; really appears to Us tnat the
rebels are doing thai job for them as rapidly
as Owen Lovejoy himself conld desire.
Southern secessionism is the speediest
method yet devised for killing slavery. 1t
mas pretty nearly demolished the system
already. A few months more of rebellion
will finish the job tholoughly.-N ashUiIle
Union.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
oR0sR FUR A PLANR sIpt-wALK.

juno 7, fSt2-Aun nnw il is hereby order ed and
directed 10y the COmnG Council cf The City oil
Evansville, TN { the owIoTs OF all lets jar Is OF
lots fronting adjoining the north side Third
) l., b-tw Fulton AvenUe and walker Streets,
i'll laid CITY, the SIDEWALKS thereon 10 lie
brought 10 iEe proper CRAZE, ard that th,y Cause
a siue- walk class No. z with Woocen curb
cousirueic :, - requrs by the Ordn Lces of this
City, t. be iAid down thereon vi hin thirty Gays
from the publication Of This ORDER.
r. BURKE, Clerk.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

EGF We find the name of DR.. Young
of Terre Haute, among the list of Federal
prisoners now in the hands of the rebels.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13
AN ORDlNt NC.

Te amend a.. ordinance passed Jul 3, 1850, ,nti-
tlrd ' -Au ~ 'iiance cones MS e The VIII ri of the
City Of E'anzvi 9, and Tepealil former Or,.i-
III nces, parsed JEne 7, 1862.
- cTIoN I. lie IL ordained Ia the Common Cousc5I
81 the city q iUaRsrilic, hat heIeaft,r Nv collars
Ier ~ NUN .ach foot in length, pay able tn
~, shall lie charged all wharf oats iyi at
aia wi alf. iheteld OF the rate fixed rs the ighth
Section f lie said Ordinance 81 Ju.y 5.h, 1s59.
attest: W. BAk EH, Mayor.
p. BIRkE. LleIk.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13

SG- Few brigades at the battle of Fair
Oaks behaved more galantly than the lst
brigade of Richardson's Division, under the
command of Gen. Howard, of Maine. Tie
brigade paraded less Than 1000 for the
fight, and lost $50 in killed and wounded.
Gen. Howard himself was twice wounded,
and had horse killed under him. The
last time he was wounded, he rode in front
of the New York 6lst regiment, and sim
ply held up the bleed ing stump of his shat
tered right arm. The whole line responded
with shout of rage, and charged with the
bayODet.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13
Public Sale of Drill Room"
FEyvRR RFFERERG KEN M

n tie Z" Drill Room situate On the corner of
aIVr AID L'.cust STREETS, wtIl lie solL at Putic
AGcfIOn ON s.s Ireni 5, "Wednesday, III is Ii
dsy y june, 1867 at 10 O'c A. Il. A crt dit
q fhfte months will gwen, the u chaser TO give
srOtc With roveu levuri }. The building to be
Remove d bs tie list da! 0. July itxt.
". b Il Ell, Ma or.
w. (. EOLL.S G-woE1 II, Col. f L gicn jeI2
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ought 10 be done than The commanding OF
fcer, took the resp visibility OF failing 70
carry ont Fremont's idea, and so "stone-
wall = Jackson is once more at large
Col. Carroll, commanding the 4'h brig
sde of Gen. Shields division Shields,
little Jealous, perhaps, of Gen. KimbalPs
reputation, keeps him in the rear), arrived
at Port Republic on SUNDAY, and found
small advance guard of the enemy occupy
ing the place. Then was the time to de-
stroy the bridge, and cut off Jacksou's re-
treat. But the Colonel thought differently.
Confident in his ability to whip all crea-
ton, he determined on holding the bridge;
and planting few pieces of light artillery
to command it, he awaited the approach of
the enemy. The next morning be was
aroused from his slumbers by the scream Of
shells and rattle of grape shot, thrown
from some thirty or forty heavy pieces of
artillery, planted by Jackson during the
night. Instead OF commanding the bridge,
he found that Jackson commanded the
bridge and him too. Col. Carroll made
vain effort to do what he ought 10 have
done the night before, but was driven back
with heavy loss. Soon the heavy columns
OF rebel cavalry and infantry began to pour
over the bridge, and line weak brigade was
driven back, fighting desperately against
overwhelming odds.
Although the report fails to mention the
fact, there is but little doubt that Jackson
promptly destroyed the bridge behind him
and left Fremont sucking bis thumb, while
he, at his leisure, attacked and used up
Shields, or made his retreat across the
mountains in safety.
Such, ct least is the view the +" situa-
ton" presents 10 our mind at the present
writing. 1t may turn out that jackson
will not get off after all, but it don't look
that way now.
How unfortunate that the reputation of
every General depends upon every snbordi-
nate officer within their command |
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nsa- Rowland, at the Post Office is al
ways supplied with the latest papers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-13
Vanderburg Union Conven-
ton.

Civil war has been raging in our coun-
try for over one year. The enemies of the
Union have ever manifested united and
devilish determination to accomplish its de-
struction. It's friends should be equally
united and resolute in its defense. Our re-
latives and neighbors, are eontending
agnst rebels and traitors in the field. 1t
is our province to contend with the secret
enemies of the Constitution and sympa-
thizers with rebellion at hcme. Every citi-
zen, therefore, Of Vanderburgh County, who
is in favor of sustaining the Government in
its struggle with treason, and opposed to
any and all projects or parties calculated to
encourage traitors to continued resistance,
are invited, without respect to former party
associations or ties, to meet in County Con-
ventiOn at the .I.f#0 It
Court House on Saturday,
June 18th, at 2 o'clock P. M.
For the purpose of appointing delegates to
the Union Convention, to be held at Indian
apolis on Wednesday the 18th inst
Friends of the Government, turn out.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

azle.SyN-TE D. OWE Us.SsS-D
~ dollisrs County Orders wanted, for which
III o. Z. LEWIS.
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The Rebellion Ceased.
Redemption of Orders
FOR, SALE

sTE ~" 3R6CA - NE kkE.H-G, IN"
G-A pleasant part OF the cts, f r Gale low
Terms asy. Inquire at this ocfie.
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OFFIUE E. & c. R. r. Co,
EVANSVILLE, June 7, go
EEVFE Il ~ rs I'KEL e II ~ ID
n O. aWfordsvilie and TeTre Hsute and Rich
niUnI lair; ds will carry &c ega to the Union
u s. M.sti, ConA ention at Indianapolis. on the
ISt o. J-Iue at HALF FARE. Excursion tickets
will b on sac f T The morning train OF the 18th
inst. Either the ocular mail or a srecial train,
u, shall he eafter he determi ed, wi carry the
delegates JOHN INGLE, JR.,
ia. vivid Sup't E. Il d e. K. r.
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HEW rr:- :. E,I :. rs.
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aA,TAs-s9-TcED E1O-0.Es r = 500 Ms cEeIos
~ Hobey, At II. A. COOKS.
jana "a 6Iain street
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''The Star SpangIed Banner IN Triumph yet waves
Der the land Of the Free and the nome o. tns
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-23
COmmuni. alton.

Mr.. Editor :-Notwithstaading your warn
ing in regard to fires, they were seen on
Sunday and Monday last, in the northern
part Of Hay Greek township. burning in
every direction, damaging groves Of young
timber, and endangering fences and other
property. If these annual or semi~annual
fires could be prevented, we should, in few
years have timber enough in this township,
to fence all the tillab!e land in it, into ten
acre lots. 1t is supposed that these fires
are set out BY some OF those men, who have
filed their intentions not to preempt, nor pay
taxes; but who wish to cut wild grass, and
have smooth time it. These men don't
take the Volunteer. They are waiting for
Congress to pass the homestead bill, and
then they will improve their claims, and
pay their just proportion of taxes. This re-
fers to the whole Of the Half breed tract
A man who preempts and pays willingly
his just proportion Of taxes, has too much
regard for the rights OF the community in
which he lives, to wantonly set out fire,
to run he knows not where. jeopardizing
the property Of his neighbors.
1t may be said that the law is a remedy;
but as Mrs. Glass said lyon must first
catch your fish before you can cook him."
so must we do, and these fish are cells.
Yours, HAY CREEK.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-23

TO Samuel P. Teele and James Mellen own
l. ers, and A. A. & E. L. Teele occupants Of
Lot No. six (6), Robert N. McLaren and Peter
Meserele, owners and occupants Of Lot No.
seven (7(, Alexander Ramsey, owner of Lot
NO. NC eight (sl. William w. Phelps and Sarah B.
cupants OF the East half Of Lot No. nine (s),
James LaWther owner, and Henry =. Hoffman
occupant of the West halfo Lot No. nine 90.
and Theodore B. Sheldon and Jesse NJ Hode-
man, owners and occupants of Lot No. ten COY
all Of said lots being in Block No. forty1two
(42), in the city of Red Wing, Goodhue County.
Minnesota.
-. You and each of you are hereby notified
that on the fifteenth l5th) day of April, A. D.
1852, petition was presented and an applica-.
ZION made to the City Council o. said city, pray
ing ing said COUNCIL to widen and enlarge the. Al
n;ya mu~ ,ala Out plated and recorded run
streets: and that the premises proposed to be
anrn ut ;''e P1r pose of so widening and en-
!a1g'ng sa1d Alley. are described in said peti-
S S.on as 'oilo~s to wit: Commencing at tho
~ VII o"s'ofly corner Of said Lot No. six t6)
'honce along Potter street North forty-eight
4S) degrees thirty (3o) minutes West. twenty
four (24) feet-thencc South forty ore as d.
grees thirty (so) minutes West across said
Block three hundred (30O) Feet to Plum Street:
thence along said Plum street South forty
eight (4s) degrees thirty (so) minutes East
e"ehty-1ou ~ feet to the South-westerly
corner OF said Lot ten 10Y: thence North forty
one (4ll degrees thirty (3ol minutes East along
said Alley three hundred (aoo) feet to the place
| Of beginning.
And you and each of you are hereby further
notified that on Tuesday the twenty &c venth
/ 27tll> day of May. A. D. 1862, the said CITY
Council will appoint three Commissic ncrs t.
review said premises and determine whether it
is necessary to ia Ike the same for the purposes
specified in said petition
BY order Of the City Council. go.
W: c. WI-HSTON, City Clerk.
Dated Red Wing. Mimi, Apri 18th, A. D.
1907. nl4S n3Sv6:7w
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Fort Pulaski.

Not by any means least among the i'm
portant events that have transpired recently
il the seige, bombardment and surrender of
tho above named important fort. It. is stu
ated 1t the mouth Of the Savannah River.
on Cock Spur Island, and about eighteen
miles from the city Of Savannah. The fort
was built by the government for the special
purpose Of defence from attack By water
On the seaward side it was very strong in.
deed it might almost be said to be ;mpreg
nabls. On the landward side it was not 50
strong, not having been intended for defense
from that quarter. Months ago it was an :
nounced that we were in possession of IT,
bee Island, and that the fort could be
shelled from that quarter and we anxious
~ expected something Of that kind; but our
yankee commanders and soldiers have in
this Is in every other instance, shown them
selves masters in strategy and in patient,
unsiring efforts. By almost superhuman
sxertions they cut their way through the
bottom lands and swamps from the ocean
70 the Savannah River at point above the
fort, and thus were enabled to take it in
tas rssr, from whence It was successfully
attacked. The bombardment was terrific
The commander asserts thatno less than
10000 shells burst within tho fort, and
that no person could stand or the rampar,s
even for single moment This is the only
fertilization Of great Importance between
our 6rces and the city, Probably tina, has
been taken or beseiged before this time.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-23
MORTGAGE SALE

WHEREAS, default having been made ir
w the conditions Of = certain mortgage deed
made, executed and delivsd by Benjamin r
Crary. Of the city of Red Wing, County Of
GOOD hue and Territory [now StateI of Mime
s pt,, to BENJAMIN F. Hoyt Of tho city Of St
mortgage deed bears date the fifteenth 18th
day Of April, AID. 1853. Said mortgage ha wing
been made BY the said BENJAMIN r. Crary.
Morteagor, to Benjamin r. Hoyt, Mortgages
70 secure the payment Of the snm, Of dive hun
d .x" and ninsty-two and 4o-loo dollars,
Said mortgage was fled for record in the
Office Of the Register Of Deeds in and for the
county Of Goodhue, tken territory, now State
Of Minnesota. on the 2sd day Of April, A. D.
1893. at o'clock in the forenoon Of that day,
ana an vas duly recorded in tho said Office Of the
Register OF Deeds in and for sid county. in
BOOK 4" OF Mortgage Deeds on pages 855 and
said mortgage covers and conveys from the
said ben)smin r. CrAry in fee the following
described real premises situate in said Goodhuse
Cs,unty aforesaid. to WIT: Lots numbered eight
twenty Isl in the Town iao1 ' eiss1 o,
record in tbe Office q Tho Register Of Deeds N
and for said county Of Goodhue. Said mort
gage, together With the money now due. and TO
become due theron was afterwards by the said
%ii.m G. o1. og y ,h asIssse. ;.:isasd 70
State Of New York. and . wfittsr ass,snms mt
therefor. Vas made by ssid benJamin r. Hvyt
to said willism G. Hcyt, besrine date the ID
day OF Ja: u.r A. o. 1875, which sas,s,,-
mens i: recorded in the Office II the Register Of
Desas n and 5vr the said County Of Goodhne
and stste Of Ainnescts, in Book go, Of Xis-
eeiianeons Records on paee III. 80
And, whereas, defsult having bees male In
she con 'ifIons Of sid mortxsxe ~ I fsilnra
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-23

FRoH THE NoRTHwEsT-Mr.A A. F. Pnh.
Ter of this town has just returned from 4
trip to the trapping grounds Of northwestern
Minnesota. He informs US that the snow
west Of Forest City last week was about
three feet on the average. He found good
sleighing until he came in the neighborhood
Of Forest City. We also learn from him
that the trappers, as ageneral thing, have
done exceedingly we'll this winter
When he left their grounds mink and otter
had commenced running. and they were be
ing taken by the hunters At = great rate-
The shores Of the numerous lakes in that
section Of The State were fairly covered with
ducks and geese. He says the latter were
50 tame he could almost knoek them over
with snow balls. Their squawking made
most . hideous noise -Glenoe Reqistey
April IL. II. -