The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-20
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MAJ, ,lsayss e1ebelas lastehmer aSninaptsr was
was s.illain port sanda,es sold ,sasa reported
in thssEngland papers .sdi so f1sk
saThe eitlyud sewsY YORK. for Liverpool.
took s6oa,eeU Ii tssIpce tsIpceies And the Borus-
|siasifori souslsatadlpts nd sHanburg, took
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TIKI gallant exploits 81 tie irish officers
md regiments ,oA1 II re Amerriican. war are
eagerly copied ~ the papers s in ireland, and
the birth Place and Early LIE q each hero is
is proudly narrated: This las already slim
u1ated powerful Union isslng ss1lglg't throughout
The entire countar5 - 2 h't9s l . 9 1.,s.. ~
f. OUR lads. took ex- Presidents Tyler's son
prisoner near Harrison'ss Landing last week.
Iile was upon the silver mounted saddle
Con: sscoEt took pzss and pres
'ehted TO The late ex- President.
THE russ Of business still continues at
the Brooklyn navy yard. There are now
some 300 men employed every day, and the
monthly disbursements cannot be less than
S2ea:ooo.~ The rapidity with which vessels
are being ovorhatuled and repaired is fre-
|quently astonishing. >1@s'" :.
|" Gov Tob has notified the people of Ohio
that if the States quota of troops is not
raised in forty days, d<afting will be resorsed
to: 71''H"3 sf'"SF@51 -
An AGED CouPIn BURIED ToaETHER.-
Nathaniel Wells aged ninety-nire years, and
his wife, ninety seven, died recently in Corn
vile, Maine They had. travelled life's jour-
ncy together, about seventy years, and were
buried in one grave. ...,... .-.
SAN HOUSTON AGAIN DEAD,-I'he Boston
Post says: "a gentleman, who arrived in
this city or Saturday, from. Texas, states
that Gen. Sam Houston is positively dead,
ana that before h, died he requested the old
fig to be brought, that he might die as he
had lived under the stars and Stripes
r Iphnas, go7to worlk-do something. En-
list for the war or go to- work in theaharvest
Fl IL. y Your country demands your services,
don't cry. out "hard times, y for the muscle of
the country was never in greater demand or
better paid sfor.-Pasess.ny
il, sUIel DE- A. large Newfoundland dog in
Chicago committed suicide a few days ago by
Jumping from a third storv; window, son ac-
count cfsthe' Mayors proclamation ordering
the destruction of all dogs after tferfirst of
July. No dog in this city will ever be found
guilty Of like act. .asdGai'aa1g;ui
WE'LL DovE.-William B. Probasco, ESQ.,,
|of the wei,i Known firm ofS1sy;rer, Donelson
& Co., Cincinnati, gives three young men in
their employ S 200 and guarantees them
their situations after the war, TO: the pur-
pose Of aiding them in raising companies for
ftlle war. There ought to be a number of
such in this city. 'A-.i H''a@ "s3
i The cost Of raising soldiers under differ.
ent State authorities vary much. : IN Mich
igan 1000 men cost Soo1COo; In Iowa,
1000 men cost ssoo7,sa55; il Illinois, 1000
men cost St2,Go5 in Wisconsin, / ,OCo men
cost ne1rly 100000. There must N have been
a cheap of'punder' in the latter State.
A few days ago q baby was taken to church
to be baptized, and his little brother was pre-
sent during the rite. One following Sunday.
when, baby was undergoing his ablut;ons and
dressing, the little brother asked mamma il
she intended to carry Willie to DO christcn-
Jed. why, no +, said his mother ."don't
You know, my son, people are not baptized
twice ?''''"Nhat!'' returned the young rea-
soner, with the utmost astonisiment in his
earnest face, mot If it, dart ta1e. TIC first
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'".W,H'Y, Samuel I am astonished y said
very wort: worthy deacon, Didn't We lake you
into our church short time since 2" Il be-
leye So" hiccppped Samuel "and between
you az and g me, me, i was the dcadcst take in you
ever saw.o heard off, y. s.,....-s,r ~..
T'aE reports sfrem Europe are that the
grain crops will probably. be Short. That is
good news for us. The hunger Of the West.
Iern powers IS apledse for their good sbehay-
ior 70 as. It is an amazing Gact that We,
white engaged in war, are feeding not. only
our own armies but. Europeans. at
~ GooD PLAs.--'The New York Post pleads
earnestly that the many hundred assessor
tsiiips, assistant assessofships and collector
| ships, under the new lax Law, be awarded to
our partially disabled soIdiers, who dismiss-
ed from the army. scaanos fad work, rather
than TO the noisy politicians who hare care
fully asaisiedf sa1ing their country's battles,
but are cianoreus Of reward.
| An old lady walked into the Office of
Judge Of Probate, in Massachusetts, and
Are you the Judge OF Reprobatss ~
Liam ths the Judge of Probate. 'siss
'11NeH that's IL expect qnotf the Old
lad yol see, nv faaher died detestcd, and
left several little infide's, and I want 10 be
lappsinse1 their exscu.i5ner. - soaa
IA FoanIss EgGIMzTTAa GAHrraLpr TO
IgoaaAsD,It II proposed 10 raise regi-
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