The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-11-26
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1HO OIll'l. OLE1' / NUMB IS $50. /.
.aa..,g..a. 8. 8. I..lkaI .a..I I-.zazeaesi
= " NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z
80 s ..------.s .---- - . u tfssaa
I THE editor oftbs R;ehmond W:Mq threat
ems to plant fiity thousand Yankees ii VII
ginia SOIL But what il they should come
up? II asal25 zse' .s4ssr.s
The draft in Racine PASSED Of quietly on
tMonday Twenty two only we're wanted,
and that number was dr.hed, and ainon.
the "laeky ones" drawn wcsrfeei i Vi wdo Ald9r-
mem John Sullivan and iWilliam Schaeit-
ger. 81 as.<sssa ytfaI tgsSis YfIa zssi aes
The National Bank Note Company pan abuu bu.ur;ae
worked The daily delivery 81 postage e, cur
rency Up 70 fty EIGHT thousand dollars tih,e there
IS now aslight falling Of, owing to the : pro.
cess Of some changes in the arrangements.
but which win soon be recovered and Car
ried up to one hundred thousand dollars.
zErn1cssov. Who 10 ! made ned tho, M Moai:or :.
Z 1D)ahlgren, whe made the cannon jenny
Lind, who mad. music !; Frelerik. Bremer,
who made domestic fiction that is read in
thousands Of American homes; swelenborg,
and the Herald Of the New Church-.re n.-
,iyes Of Sweden. ',',
: The The Japanese ambassadors contracted
bill of 20, ,0a0 dollars At their hotel in Lon
don. They sent it to Lord John Russell.
hoping thai England ,uonld pay it as other
countries had done, but Lord John refused.
: The Houston Tens; Meos says tbereare
fifty thousand Confederate troops in the field
west ef the Mississippi river = all prepared
and eager for active service. Il: 50 sa;.siia3
oiA ALynchburg paper states that the num-
|ber ofdsserters from the rebel army is start
ling, land that the Confederate Government
has ordered the enforcement 'of the death
peaalty. d Iss.a s@@s@# 5sals " 8 o;z-2
g JcHN OTHER DAY reached st. Paul "a Sun
day and is stopping at the Merchants. lie
wears q standing collar and military over.
scat, and looks very much like folks. not.
withstanding the Indian blood in his veins.
His past conduct entities him to much con.
| sideration. .3'"'AE* @s5t] 2'Hs &7''%<5s7i
The emperor Of Anam has sent to the
French Admiral tBonard the decoration Of
the great order Of Cochin China. This dec
oration,, which fortunately sor the bearer, he
is not compelled to wear, consists of two
large elephants teeth and two large rhinoc.
cross horns, each tooth and each horn be-
ing load for a man. J. .' 81
J ~ The Nantucket. (Mass.) Mirror gives an
account e'' of q jolly husking frolic at =, large
farm H there, and q dance on the green by
moonlight, after two hundred, and fifty
bushels of corn had been husked out
That savors little Of the good old times.
/ III CONC Up.-Hay is selling on our streets
At ten, dollarsaper ton, and wood At five dol.
iarsaper cord. May the. Lord - pity tho
poor, especially where they have to buy
II their wood wood and keep . cow,-.a., Paul
I U0so".y Hr:.7fs g4ad sW ,.t9aa7gYa0
NOVEL TnEME.- George Fralnc:is rl,r:is Train
lectures in Brooklyn on Monday evening.
Subject j Round the, World, starting from
i Beecher's Church, ~ sd q 7asy,# yea
PEorLE begin 70 flock into Washington
for the winter. 1t is to be = lively, winter
[for for business and Legislation. Congress has
but ", three months. but it, will ;be likely to
crowd crowd great deal Of work into that space
Of time. ........u.,, :. n....... ....-D..I,
A Rich MAIL CARRrEas- Elias Howe, Jr.,
whose tincomeiis afqussteraof5 q million per
year; carries the mail daily from Washing
fton, seven miles, to therestnps of: the Seven
4 teepth Connecticut Regiment, Of which he
I ls 4 private .aaz9Zu4y3 2-ji I.2tsI
70 THE rebs|scopfess that they have made .
wretched iailu'slofit in. Western Virginia.
f1ensral Cox with his Fsdsral army, who
drove the rebels ont Of thst segion, il tow
crossing the mountains 10 .>o.opessls owi:h
den. burosidess forces. He is approaching
IN the direction Of Staunton.
TIE New York Wor,d wb;cE has been .
f1ealoas friend Of cclell4p s4ya: iaerhs 40.
po'ntnoat of'Gen. Burnside; e;is aid 10 ii re-
Iceived with more enthusiasm tbsuf uft,c,o could
have bsen' sxpeoted 81 my Other 4 man, m.al,n{ as
they prefer him nsxt 70 MeCSslisn.' .''sesA
Isc1EAs1xo rHs paihcpr, cr-Ths III Detroit
Tribune, the New London Cz,osiel<, Hart.
ford Fres, and couraat have increased their
rates on accoant u tie great adyanl,ce; ;a Is p.-
per and everything used il { making |. 10 n,ws
paper. 4 grsat many other journals are
preparipE 9 = - lane tim thin. !. q & ,rsduc.
s.s 81 p,nsss q p.blie.ton. e s.'''as
Hos. TuaonsAs E1Isa, .sf ohia. a prs1.r-
inE : panph 4. 4, szbits.irs ths TIM eAss.c-
Iser of e the j prossediegs q The Peaes, Confer
l.sps Isncs q 1851 NJ Evins v.s secrstary Of
Ishss s la1erior l snsder Presidents Taylor ..xd
tEillmOss. and hAs alwsye borne 1 h;rh ran.