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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

'CO Samuel P. Teele and James Mcllen own
gers, and A. 40 E. L. Teele occupants OF
Lot No: six(6). Robert N. AcLaren. and Peter
Meserele. owners and occupants Of Lot No.
seven GU, Alexander Ramsey, owner of Lot
No. eight [sl. William w. Phelps and Sarah B.
Phelps and Preston B. Mann owners aud &C.
cupants of the East half ii Lot No. nine (9).
James Lawther owner, and Henry Z. Hoffman
occupant of the West halfof Lot No. nine -,
and Theodore B. Sheldon and jesse NJ Hoig-
man. owners and occupants Of Lot No. ten 10Y
all Of said lots being in Block No. forty two
~, in tho city Of Red Wing, Goodhue County,
Minnesota.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that on the fifteenth 18th, day Of April, A. D.
1852, petition was presented and an applica-
ton made to the City Council Of said city pray
ing said Council to widen and enlarge the Al
ley Us now laid out plated and recorded, rum
ming across said Block from Plum to Bush
Streets. and that the premises proposed to be
taken for the purpose Of 50 widening and en-
llaTging said Alley, are described in said petit
ton AZ follows to wit : Commencing 1t the
South -easterly corner Of SAID Lot No. six 81
thence along Potter street North forty Eight
/ AS degrees thirty (3ol minutes West. twenty
four fs41 feet-thencc South forty ore Al oe
grees thirty (so) minutes West across said
Block three hundred f3.0l feet TO Plum Street;
thence aleng eaid Ptum street South forty
eight t4s) degrees thirty SAY minutes Ea.,
tt"euty -iOuI ~ @1ees 70 &th0 Soutn-Westefly
corner Of ssid Lot ten 1os: thence North forty.
one al degrees thirty 3ol minutes East alc nj
said Alley three hundred 1901 feet 70 the plaes
| Of beginning. -.
! And you and each Of vou are hereby furthel
notified thse on Tuesday The svensy-se vensl
9Th day of Nay A. D. 1893 the said Cit
Council will appoint three Commis.ie nerp {,
lresisv said promises aud dctarnine whether j
i - necessary % take the same for the purpoee
specified ia said petition $685. : s.
BY order Of the City Council. sss
W. G. Wf-LISTON. CITY Clerk.
4 Dated Red Wing. Mimi, April 18Th. 4. D
llssa MAS nSsvs:7v
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30
CHURCH DIREurrORY.

Mzrnoprsr AFr1.corxL CHuRcu-Corner Of
East Avenue and Fourth street. Services Sab
bath atlOL An. and 711P. \. Sabbath School
at " n. Glass meeting Sabbath at ~ A.
n. and an Class meeting "Wednesday even
evening ~ O'Clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Pastor.
STRANGERs ruRNIsHEb WITH sKA7s.a >. q. ~: .s.i
Nj. E. CnuRoH-(German Church Block,
front on West Avenue. Services Sabbath l0]S
a. n. and7h Pm. SAbbsth Schoo! at 9 ~ n,
Glass meetings Sabbath ut IL n. and r. "
Prayer meeting, "Wednesday, 7xr ~, Preach-
ing Friday at ~ P. n. Row. Charles~ Holl-
CnRisr CutRou--(( Episcopal Head fBroad.
way, between East and West Avenues. Servi-
ces sabbath i011 \. i. and 81 r.x. Sabbath
school immediately" after morning service: r.
Morning prayers DAILY Sunday ex.eptcd) a
SAN kcv.E:-R. Wells, Rector. ALL SEAT
FREE. -'2t3;E2&e' r -; 5~'s'@' az
, First PRESBYTERIAN CnURou--Church Block
between East and West Avenues, aAd fronting
on Seventh street. Services Saba tn At lO13 "A
N. and So Pm, Sabbath School immediutel,
after morning service. Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening att o'clock. Strangers will Away
be p. ovidei with seats. Rev. +. H. Snow, Pus
tor, .ys ,..s -,
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30
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LA CROSSE q MILWAUKEE r..

|L1A.OhSyO0EQO ENldlIVVsf1O hAAlLrst.1t
heshortest, quiokest and only diIectnoass
Ito Milvau,kee,. Chicago, Detroita and GALL sime
foftant points il the Esstsand sont A.s1,asa
lBEELEa. KFOKUK md UCE An aWAvE. ss:viliil
| run this season between Lacrosse and St.KaM
forming an independent line for the. speedy
! This line 81 boat. ias, Been entirely rebuilt
not run bslow Lacrosse 4, Il. s8.s5sss'ss.
They are not sur asscd by the heats 81 my
other line, % regards speed, elsganes1taud
lcomfort. 4. ssslz ~ s,4gt2
I This i the only ore Of the, North Western
Routes that has INDEPENDENT lines. Of boats
to move its business, thereby insuring to tho
passenger the first choice OF State rooms. ~
All tho: Boats Of the Mimi sota 6 Packets Cein-
pany " i'll land atthe La Crosse Depot. to sre-
ttceive and discharge Passengers and freight:
Two trains daily each way between IaCros
laid Milwaukee p At Milwaukee, trains scon-
inset direct with the trains Of. the Mllw aukee
land Chicago, and boats OF the Detroit and
ftion with the trains Of the Chicago and North
/ Lake Freiehts, either by Dlstroitand Nit
/, waukee, Milwaukee and Chicago oreC Chicago
and North Western railroads, arc transferred
ito this road free Of charge for carriage; - s.
l Fare always rs low as by any other Route.
Baggage checked to all Important points:
| Eotransfer charger at Milwaukee, or sChiea-
igo to passengers holding throuzh tickets.1
Secure your Tickets via the Milwaukee,
La Crosse and st. Paul Railroad Line. 3:
), For Tickets or Freight Contracts, Apply TO
leither Of the following Agents : ~
II. r. RUMSEY, MESEROLE s. MeLAREN,
Lacrosse. Il Red Wing
EDWINH. GOODRICH, Manager $50
-, J. M. KIMBALL, Gen. TicketAgent.
/ r. D. JENNINGS, Gen. Freight Agent. hts
. Mia 3S E.. - *'.5 n4G:tf
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30
:. RED WING MARKET.
Beans-75c@$l, 30 ~ bush. :.
1o012c -; fb
Candles-Tnllow 15c ~ lb.

Beans-75ct0S1, 30 ~ bush. -:
Butter-1o@12c ~ fb
Candles-Tallow 15c ~ lb.
.~.s2.s " Star ,l7c TPlb. K -.'..@-,:''is
I" Stcarene, zoe " ID. -
" Sperm, 45050c " ID. ..,
Cheese-i0@l215c " III
Coffee-Rio 25c--Java Csc " fb.
Eggs-l219c " dozen. l..-..
Fluid-75G5S0 " gallon.
Fruit-Dried Apples s0l0c " fb.
Fish-Cod, SC " fb-Muckercl Sc v h.-
neriugs So ~ tt.
Feathers-4o @5oc ~ fb-Live geese Use ~ III.
Furs- Mink $1@$i ,25; Otter: Sa0s4; Musk
Rat Sole.
Flour ~ sack s2,oo-bbl $500.
Corn Meal, retail ,-sl,oo ~ 100 lbs.
Grain-W heat No. eo@ss:, No. 2 57@5s.
S SSc ss s' g y 'oS"S''
Barley, s9@35c. g
Oats, 40@44c "
Gla.s-sxlO $3.50, 9xl2 1915, loxls S2,75
loxl4 s::s5, sxl3 Sc s5 ~ box OF SO feet
lidos-Dry 7c: Green SIC ~ Ill.,
Iime-75(0l 90 ~ Dbl
si1@l2; Clear DO SO .@ss5 " thousand.
| Siding Sl2, OO0S Is, 90 W thousand.
Shingle--No. $3.50, No. 9 rs per Mr.
Lathes 81 80 per Nj.
| Pickcts-S3 0Sln. per thousand.
|
| Shot-S2.10 sack, 10c ~ ID.
Syrup-N. y. soc; w. I. eoc; Golden, soc y
gallon.
Nails--3d & 4d511lc " Id; lod aud upwards
" key S3,75.
Ojl-Linscod 81 90 Whale ST ,25, Lard 81 %
Kerosene Is c. " gallon.
Paints-Whits Lead si,75@s ,25 " key Yer
million, 40c ~ fb.
Observation-Disclosures o@25c " bushel
Pork SIS. " Dbl, loo ~ tb.
Lard--Gc " fb
Rice-l0c ~ fb.
soap-Common, 51l@s11 " fb; Fancy brand
l00l215c " III.
Sugar-Crushed, Ice, Pulv. Ice, Crane
!5c, Brown ll0l2c 1p III.
Starch-S0: 211c ~ tb.
Salt-s2,5' per hbl, bag, fnc, zoe.
!, Tea 750l25c " fb.
Sash--sxl0 $40 " light.
7 Wood-S2@$2,5
\ WhiSkey-:0iO30c per gallon.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
AND ALL POINTS
East Il N d Sou Ii.

The advantage. of this route. I, ON all points
on tn: Upper Mississippi to Chicago and the
East, are superior to those offered by any COM
peting Line.
No change Of Cars il made between Prairie
uu Chen and Chicago.
The Splendid Fist Class Steamers Of the
Prairie du Chen and St. Paul Packet Line.
superior to all others on the Upper Mississippi,
for speed, comfort and convenience. make ji-
rect connection with Express trains ut Prairie
du Chen.
By this route. passengers are enabled to each
Chicago as quick Ms by any other; getting a
full nights rest and breakfast, on board the
Steamers; making the change from Steamers
| to Cars by daylight, and avoiding all On. nibus
| travel.
The distance from St. Paul to Chicago by
this route is AGO miles. The distance vim the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad is 4G2 miles
Over one milo OF Omnibus Trave! is incurred
by taking the route via La Crosse and Milwau-
I kee. ....
These facts ent,tle this Line to 1t least an
equal share Of tho North western business.
-. n. BELL, f. P. BACON,
cstcrn Travelling (;eneralTickct
| Agent. Agent. Milwaukee
....I ii. C. HOFFMAN & co.,
Agents, Red Wing.
IT,.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

FARM1sa.-Farmers in this County have
begun in earnest to put in their crops, not
Githstanding the backwardness Of the season
b much, or nearly as much will be planted
~ last year.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

NEw GooDs..-We notice this week, that
6. Bergh Esq. fashionable tailor, whose
business card may be seen by referring to our
first page. has just received large addition
10 his stock. Remember him.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

CEHErARY MEkr1NG.-At Z meeting Of
the citizens Of Red Wing, last Saturday
evening on the subject Of the cemetary, q
committee consisting Of Messrs. Geo. Dick :
enson, F. F. Phillco and 8. s. Grannis was
appointed to solicit subscriptions to thu lots
in said cemetary.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30
Proceedings of the City Council.

TEOCC6uAuSS VI TIC ONy IUuuC"
APRIL sth 1862.
The members elect of the City Board having
first qualified as required Ivy law, met and on
motion the following Standing Committees re e
appointed
On Ways anv Mems. Lnwthcr and Williston;
Streets and Sidewalks W iliston and johnson;
Health. McLaren and Wil'iston Fire Depart.
mcnt. johnson and McLaren; Licenses, Nc
Lnren and johnson; Printing. johnson and
In wther.
The Council then proceeded to the election ot
City Treasurer which resulted in the cleo
ton Of J. W. Hancock.
! NJ. Herscher wnh ele> tod Marshal. p. Sand
ford, Attorney, and II. b, Wilson, City Sur
veyor. ....:.e.
'..r April 18th, 1861.
+ A petition was presented for the enlarge
ment Of the Alley in Block AZ, also for turning
the surface water above Block n into the
slough hack of the Bluff, which petitions were
referred to the appropriate committee.
j., Tho Council passed resolution. detcrmin
, Streets. ."-
! Tho Goodhue Volunteer was designated a
the official paper Of the city, and James H. Par
kcr elected City Printer. q
The rate Of license tor the ensuing year wa
fixed a. follows: .-s3- .. 49,. -"
Fer a saloon or place where .trong, vinous
mixed or spiritous 1iquors are sold. twenty
i've dollafs per vear; for six months, ffteel
, tdollars; for three months, ten dollars. Whel
ale or beer is sold in connection with othe
liquors, no greater license shall be required.
For the sale Of ale or beer. tho rate shalt b
for one year. ten dollars; for six months, 81
: dollars for three months. four dollars.
For each Billiard table, Ave dos}ars.
. For each Bowling Alley, Ten dollars.
~ April elst. 1859.
al Councilman johnson prcsenteda resclutio
which was adopted, directing the Mzrshal t
empeund all hogs found running at large a.t<
&. this date. - z,s.s -.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

Having taken IL stand %

PLrnSr.. near The Kslly Houss
he subscriber o. prepared 70 &c
sommo1ase the travelling eon0uuisy with
vhassssr, In ths line Of r>ffvshnnentDsksy nay
want. sss esaz 81
DsasA BY the Day or Wooa, alae nhr-
IlsIs is IL ornrs 1IAex = M GnYvhers, :
person eau call Tor vhss Il uaEss, aaad ;psy RI
only vA&s u gstgs O. ANDERSON.
SIM 4esss~ 230vo.1R
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30
GUARDIAN SALE,

NOTICE is hereby given that on Saturday
-. the Srd day Of May, 1869, At ten o'clock
A. NJ Of said day, ut the office Of the Register
OF Desdsfo the county of Goodhus Minnesota,
in tho city Of Rcd Wing. in said county, BY vir-
tho Of . heense granted to mc on the s,st asv
March, 1860, ~ tho Guardian Of Ferris Noxeau
and Alexander Aogeau, minors, ! will sell at
public auction to tho highest bidder for cash,
She following described real essass, the proper
TT Of my said wards and situate in said county
|oi Goodhue, to wit: Ths north half Of the
north east quarter OF Section thirty SOY town
ship one hundred and ten hoy north Of Range
Isixteeh Is west, the property q ths said Fer
ris Aogeau. 49, 2sssa sssssss@
Also the west haIf az chs south east quarte,
Iof Section assen {7l in township one hundred
aud twelve lla} north Of Range fos.tsens "a
vest; and the south uess quarter ofshs soatl
east quarter OF secaon ei9hsson ISL in ssvn.
ship one hundrsd and fftesn l1lsl north o
Range t~cAty nina l2sl west, the property D
The said Alexander Ao1saa. .sszz
Dasei BED Wing, Aian-, March ssh, Al .
Ilss7. - : - - s
JOSEPH NoaEAU, aaardl...
...-s -. 49, $3.50 nsevs;AS
Il DAktEs. Large stock for lisa. aIst -
| Hia0 800 ~ - 81 s@7I8@@-nl9v8.lv
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

COURT HousE.-We learn from the
Winona Republican that Winona County
has purchased = site. and have contracted
for the erection Of Court house. 1t is to DC
bull. in the city Of Winona.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

BoDrn FouND.-Oa tho l7.h i'm. IL.
bodies Of . man md . boy wer. found IN IL.
Lake near Bay City. Skates w.re on Ii.
bsy's hss, telling sad tale Of the penalty
q vsnturing TOO soon O. ths ics. Pom lie
D. Paul Press We learn that the boy "a.
rss'dsnt Of that plaes, named AdanA and
~ drowned last December while skatiu1
opposite That city. L IS wonderful that III,
gay saoud hass moved % skf ftun III
l'ses whsr, i was drpvnsd. dissases. :
hearty sixty iles. 5000 : 2Sszss ssss
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30
BLANKS! BLANkS!l

Vx7EHAVE JUST PRINTED AND HAVE
w now on hand for SALE. at this Office, q
largo lot OF BLANKS. including Warranty
Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Mortgages, Chnttel
Mortgages, besides full assortment Of JUS
ticoh blanks ztt.5 <4-.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30
QUE LIBERAL CLUBBING rERxs.

EOUB Ik0EbAA@ CLUBBING TEkDS.
Va DAILY.F rRI-WEEKLY.
Four Copies for 81 90 Three Copses lor Oil II
Six Copies Tor - ooIFoar Copies for II %
Eight Copies for 80 a0sSix Copies TOR 10 90
Ten Copies for 80 OoIEsht Copies for "a %
Pour Copies to one sddre.s) per annuh o o
Five Copies : = -. q q
Tea Copies . 9 ....6 q
e Tie rsrson ssndin9 . Club u 10 10 en-.
titled 70 m extra copy.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

~S1DE-wALKs.-Wea are glad to see that
the disposition to improve the City, by
building and repairing sidewalks continues.
1t is useless to mention particular instances,
suffice it to say every ene is doing something
TO improve his premises, which is fast giving
our city an improved appearance. ~ > 'A'1
II .~S--~>~~ ~~s~>S>- ah'E
v~ JoRDAN,-A: petition has been presented to
the City Council, praying them to cause to
be built reservoirs to conduct the water that
comes Down the Todd valley, off at the east
end Of Barn Bluff: The petition represents
that in certain seasons Of the year great
Quantities of surface water comes down that
valley, empties into Jordan, causing that
stream to swell imnoderately high :that
tho soil that is thereby washed down stream
creates bank at it's mouth, near the upper
levee, which is fast changing the current Of
the river. This seems to be the case -
The bank formed at the mouth o. the creek
is p!eceptibly larger that last spring, and at
its present growth will soon throw the cur.
rent Of the river entirely away from the
lower lsvee. Every one can readily see that
as soon as that is done large quantities o.
floating sand and other stuff washed down
by the river will be deposited there as al
ways is the case where there is not much
current to carry it off. and soon our landing
now the best on the river will be entirely
destroyed. BY acting on the petition, ant
taking immediate steps to remedy the evi
already existing. We may wholly avoid sucl
a csult.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

School L\,;..-For the benefit of those
who may not have seen the ncw School Law
We have this week published the same in
full on our first page, to the exclusion o
much. interesting matter. 1t will be seer
that in many o. its features the law is en-
tirely different from the old one, and vii
therefore require careful pcrusal. We hav,
notime or space here to point out its peculari
ties, but leave that to the reader.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30
Bailey House.

sVLN miles from Rsd Wing. On the Aantor-
u Wills road.
B ANeennodati0as 1or man ssd Dsast fufnish-
plenty u NAtes.
~. h. BAILEY, Prop,isser.
- ns6-n10sly
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

SrKEErs.-The work Of grading Plum
Street is progressing, Why don't those who
intend to, commence on Bush Street? We
understand that enough has been subscribed
by private individuals to finish it right up
1t would not be bad idea to fill in on Fourth
Street, between Bush and Plum Streets, 81
AZ to make it passable.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

misunderstanding to mention the departure
Of the FOURTH regiment last week, by mex
c,.sablc carelessncss we stated that it was the
FIFTH; and having commenced the item with
blunacr we Numbered all the way through it.
For instance. we said that on Sunday the Hawk
Eye State took down five companies of the
regiment and one company Of sharp shooters
and on Monday the Sucker State took down the
cmander Of the regiment; whereas. the
Sucker State went down Sunday and the Hawk
Eye State on Monday, and neither boat took
the proportion Of troops :herc stated. On the
; whole, that itcm will do for n curiosity.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

PERsoNAL.-The Rev. Chauncey Hobart
Chaplain of the Third Minnesota Regiment
arrived home Saturday evening. We have
been informed that he resigned his commits
sion on account OF i'll health. The people
all welcome him back, and sincerely wish
long life and much happiness, may reward
his untiring excrtions for the good Of his
fellow men.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

FEDERAL GuNBoAr on THE UPPER MIS-
s1ssIpr1.-One Of the grandest sights, as well
as one Of the most interesting events Of the
season, was the appearance in our river, one
day last week, Of Federal gunboat Of the
latest improvement. The river. swollen by
the melted snow on its upper tributaries, and
by the recent rain was expanded to its utmost
capacity. The wind was blowing hnrri-
cane, flashing the elements into perfect
fury. Amid it all came the boat, boldly
brcast,ng the storm, proudly dashing back
the waves as they struck against the Prov
and majes1icly pursuing her course down the
river. A crowd collected on the levee t
witness the striking scene. We did not lcarr
her name, or the name Of the Commander
She had two port holes, but we did not lear
the character Of her armament. 1t was in
tenscly interesting to watch her progress
On she came, and when Immediately oppo
site the Metropolitan she boldly rounded too
and the crowd evidently supposed was abou
to open her batteries on them, for they scat
tered in dreadful confusion. Their fear
were groundless, for she passed harm:essl,
by. What she was up here for We dom
know; and we hope we have not violate.
the army regulation in giving this accoun
Of her.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

DIARIES. 4 large stock for lSS3.e plss r..
esssea g TIE CITY BOOK STORE
II Hisvs ~-~* 80 - nl3vs:lY
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
Our ora wars.

Duriug tho laet hmm lred and eivtv-two
years we hage had nine wars. lyitbopt
counting Indian wars. ) and all these 10.
gether make fifty wears Of warfare. That
is 20 saw. during tn, last century and n
half, We have had one year Of war to
about two years of peace.
Our first war too ulace in the reign %,
William III. and lasted from 1883 to
1897. William III, the champion oil
the protestant interests. waged long wal
with tho MAGNIFICENT and prohigate .oui.
XIV Of france. Could Puritan New
England refrain from lending a helpiug
hand ? Two considerable expedition,
sailed from Boston against the northern
French possessions. both Of which ended
in sad wreck and loss, and brought OIL
New England tn curse Of depreciatel ra.
DIR money. Thi, war wa, alwag, stylei
bv the coionists "King Williams war. -
The next war, known as Qnaen Anne's
war, began in 1902. ami ended with the
peace OF Utrecht in 17l3. 1t was in thi,
war that the great MarlDorougl won lis
most brilliant victories. The brave and
upupTeUS sons of Massachusetts a0safu a So
Sailed the French in The North. and wresl-
ol from them the proyiuce Of Nova Sro-
tin. a conquest which the treaty Of L.
trerbt confirmed
After thirty years Of reace, the third
war broke ont. called King GEORGES war
bccarso Il occurred in the reign Of George
H. If lasted from l7l4toi74S. once
more Ma sacbusetts. with tie aid Of six
other colonies. sent northwarl mighty
armament to conouer the STRONGHOLD Of
Ioni,huro, on the Island Of ofCope Bre.
ton, an event which was celebrated in eve
r, town. from Boston to Charleston with
bonGres, fireworks. Examinations. barbc.
cncs and thanksgivinr< The valiant
Yankee who commanded was knipbtel
and made lieutenant general for his con-
duct ON this occasion. Sir William Pen.
ncrall he was tbencerorlb called
Next came the long fierce war, in
which Braddock fell, and Wolf took
Quebec. and Canada aud India fell unde,
the dominion OF Britain. the war conduc.
ted bv William Pitt. In Europe this wal
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
Abolition Ess3gacicS.

Z Where are those grea; and general up
risiugs of the slaves, so confidently pre-
dicted by some, as the inevitable result
of 4 civil war? Where are those selvile
butcherics that heated imaginations con-
iured up as the probable result of our do
nestle conflict? Where is that univcr
sal unrest Of the blacks, which was cx-
pected to deplcte the Southern States Of
the "Jrawny sons of toll, and lead them
to a safe refuge in the North? These
questions have been frequently asked
within the last few months, and very pro
perly, we think There have been no
instructions, and there are likely TO be
none, Notwithstanding the continued pre-
dictions that they viii certainly take
place. Ii The abolitionists are mistaken
in this idea, which we think they are,
may they not be equally mistaken in theil
many other notions that they are so con
stantly and pertinaciously forcing upon
the public a? The negroes don't seem to
appreciate the sacrifices for their benefit,
that the abolitionists are willing to make
1t is time Low to lose sight of the negro,
and strive to do something to amelioratc
the condition Of tho white man. - Ohic
Statesman.