The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-15

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,D]'|INl'['ESD D 3 OCT. is II
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THE Cape Cod cranberry cropisbeing dis
posed of at 81 50 to So per barrel.,a s.l.a
IN Minnesota cranberries are plentiful 1,
only, 81 per bnshel. u u t5sassss.ti iss1a 4
Hon. WV. KELIoaa, On His return from
Washington, will take the stump ID ,advoca-
cy Of the election Of the candidates non,ina
ted BY the Union State Convention y1ester.
day. @ss 253 -. = st.zz ss*~2a s.s r 55ss5S
PLATFoRMs. The platform Of the party
of the Union is: '"THE UH1ov n IT'S INrEa
rity, above AL things else, i,st, las,, anil toy-
eoer.'' "~*5 +>< ~
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Wool is now higher than it has been for
forty four years. This IS owing, to the
greatly increased demand .or that article on
account Of the scarcity Of cotton. f...-.4
The hon. Bsnjamin F.. HaIlet, the widely
known lawyer and Democratic leader oI
Massachusetts,, died at Boston on Tuesday
last .....-
1T is estimated at the navy departm ent
that there are 10000 enlisted men in the ma.
Wy. at this time. -.>s../. eli. g>x. 4r,,usas fs
The new tax bill before the confederate
Congress is stinger. 1t calls for, one. 1it II
the value Of all agricultural products, stock,
income, and profits Of business.
The rebels talk about the great indebted
ness Of the United States. =. We don't owe
them anything. Louisville ,Jourual.,s j.. ..,s,
WE owe them a sound threshing, and
they will get it before long ng.-Cnicuyos Jour.
"os:s? 1,~t} .t,.&@r~ - 2sul t.a. S,>s1as: H.:
sPARsoN BRowNLow,s in speech at Detroit
stated that he knew that the rebels were
about to adopt an emancipation policy and
propose beconeing colonies of England f,.s.
THE Prince Of Wales 81 Shocks the English
courtiers BY his warm expressions Of sym:
pathy with us in our contest with the re:
bel'ion: So SAYS thu English correspondent
Of the New York Post .s>..>'.' s.3'5'" - II
The emigration to the port of New York
for this year, up to this date, shows an in.
crease Of nearly 1900 over that for CORES
ponding period in 1861, ard that, too. in
spite or the war! ''''S5. -.
Tue RlGH KIND OF AN .EYGLIsuMAN.-
Mr.. John Plummer, Of Prairie du Chen,
formerly Of this city, has seven children all
sons, all born in England, and every one Of
them is in the army. . Is, there another lam
lily in the State, which has done more than
this ?-Nzvaukse Wiscoaan. p. ,s 49,.
The Snowman, Dan Rice :tooksuch a hold
upon the affections of the, Canadians by his
exhibition, that when he left Kingston last
Saturday night for Oswego, salute Of seven
gund was fred from Fort Frederick in his
THERE is intelligence from England that
$4,000 tons 0: iron, to be used for plating
vessels, are on their way to the Sou tn; but,
even if tho blockade is successfully y run, our
iron clad vessels will be ready before those
Of the rebels will be. 1@@ss ri .fs2&str o5 as:
AT the beginning Of the war. Generai
Banks expressed himself in favor Of calling
out million Of men, and the suggestion. was
ridiculed. ." go -'s7 'r .. ~ -,
ArWashington telegram in the Cincinnati
Commercial says: Whatever civilians may
think, there is no division Of sentiment s in
the army,a az to Mcclellan The soldiers are
for him to a man. & r hereEi is nosdoubt about
it. d Our Western officers expressed the
greatest satisfaction with his ,reinstate-.
ment."7 s3G 70 9tq&a15 ss!t @geaa' Hoa III
Our Of loyal population Of not more than
$50 coo, Western Virginia has furnished
over 16, 900 volunteers for the war Con:
sidering how many Of The prominent men Of
Western Virginia have enlisted ia the rebel
cause, this result is decidedly gratifying, ss@ ]
How THE HENS OF sDEcEAsEp. SOLDIERS
CAN OBTAIN THE OsE HUNDRED DoLLARs
BourTY.-stidows1 and other heirs Of de-
ceased soldiers Who are entitled to the one
dollars bounty, grained By the Act
Of. July ~. 1860. should know that in order
to obtain il, they must make essswritsen aps
plication for i. to Hon. E. 3. French, second
auditor Of the Treasury. 20 ss5sssss n
THE Government IS organizing commis>
sion, whose object will be 70 proceed to the
West and Northwest, and examine into the
present Indian difficulties, with special re-
ference to ascertaining the exact causes which
have led 70 the outbreak. Full powers Of
Investigation viii Be given the commission
and also sufficient armed free Is NEE, alI
demands for pro,e.;lion. e. %
How strictly the savage Indian murderen
II women ard children ID Minnesota are do
ing tho work assigned them s. the rebels, IS
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