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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08
Patriotic Resolutions.


We commend the following resolutions
which were passed by 5,he Mass Convention,
that met in Red Wing. on the 3Oth ult., to
the candid attention Of all our resdeEss
they are the words Of .ttruth and soherness'.
act upon them. If the sentiment is false,
rejectthem:f egl, aw Eas7. 58su af.4 rgtruI
4 WHEREAS the, distressed state Of the coun.
try demands the unity of all the people N
sentiment and action. and " 1...''" gre = .a1
WHEREAS it appearsto US that such unity
cannot exist while the people are divided go
questions OF minor and local impoI tanee.
: Therefore Rssolued, That We, the citizens
Of Goodhue County, in Mass Convention
assembled, will drop all party issues, and
party o,arreling, and nominate and vote fo'
The best men in. the County for Office WITH vl
ont the least reference to their past OF pres
ant political associations. We only ask +
he loval.to the Constitution, is he devoted to
the Union?'' fsst3s 's' =. .aEFf* ,gA a.s9.ff
ResOfvea, That We will sustain the A d:
mini.tration in the prosecution Of the va. !.
and will stand by the President and by tn
Generals in the field ''un'il every vestage Q
the present rebellion il crushed out, ane
peace restored to the country. j. ggr.. oW
The resolutions were adopted unanimously 1'',s
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riig thfa present week. i&clu con 81
N ete1epted letter from g eyis 95llii i
de announcing MS lntentlo1ato @ uty
Wehipgton, and make II he patel thl'
Confederate States, written abeut tho time
that lee crossed the Potomae.
October, "A Washington special ssys .
Ised prisoner o,Iecs rom Nlncnes1er says
,,,.;,, l,dv :: q M,,.;nsh,r,
a i Union s,,rpeon. inst rs1 turned FINN thu
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strong devoted partissD, laterly The has been
modernism action, sand for lhe last no
year, wdsre inf,rml be has l,nost wlsliy
withdraws himsolf rom politics. Asa Nv
yer he has Few supetiors - is industrious
and thorough in hia practice. and il elected
will not fail to serve the county faithfully
and we'll. u dn mot make these remarks
IN the nature Of : puff or for political
effect, but they are fair expression Of oui
candid sentiments. -. y
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-08

PoL1rrs1lcAL HIsrolr.-If Mr.. E. x. Little.
field does not cesse bis political aspirations
Of Il least cease giving vent 70 them in his
psculi.r style. " shall be driven 70 the ne,
cessity q again Publishing Lis pos1tica! big.
tory. IS set forth in the communication o
Wm. G. Allen. which we published weel
o. two $50. s..s {.
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For the Volunteer.

* srE1 .s.st, 49,. J For the Volunteer.
Ma. ED1ToR:-We, have seen with wha,
disfavor and contempt the party politicians,
demagogues and officer seekers Of our C,un-
~ received the offer made in connection
with the Office Of Register, Of Deeds--their
troubled countepances their incessaut and
dishonest workings, with fear Of starvation,
depleted pockets, and returning to private
life staring them in the face, have induced
me to retrsct oil said about a. volunteer
aid fund. and withdraw from the field. Tho
present Register, undoubtedly, is more needy
than the families of our volunteers, snd
ought TO be supported by the people, and !
now, in presence Of all the people Of Good
hue county and OUT. brave volunteers in the
service Of their country. retract all 1 Aavs
euer said or ,0ri.ten about tie office Of. Rsgis
ter, and wish ! had never said it. since il
has caused % uuch suffering among cur
needy and helpless oficerseekers. Hoping
tia. I may be forgiven Of this my most hor-
rid and abominalAe offence, and ultimately
absolvod therefrem, with the kindest re.
CARDS for "A who suffer either in mind OF
body, i Subscribe myself ...:,:zy-,qa ..egs ,sss
ard sss..,ssx3. zzszFs H., zess FRANK IVES,
No longer candidate ii for Register q
Leeds, y.s.s, .tStT 81 fgg sH.s sS'fasT ,sgs;ri
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Our Nolllu ees.

The Republioan manlsts od; That IS thinks
that the tickst noenin,ssd bystheE People's|
gonventioa4is wssk one. butsh has not
sense enough 70 carry ont the deception !;
for in the same article rs urges that : good
strong edovt on tia. paft Of ths1 friends ofahs
Governmentt 3 sothos seeking MIGRATORY
will send it bowling into oblivion.
Ills ellasion 70 NJ. Graham 6 decidedly
rich for him. We would like very much 10
Know which u thss ditoss 81 the Rsps6lsitosns
got of that note, lftitIwas MI. dos, No,
must say tits ! bosd bid Tor votes, butitywill
d. himsno good While. Mr.. Joss IS asyery.
nsit,pretty; little-. Nothing. Mi. Graham
y man, . gentleman, and patrosac citizsn,,
Iwhohas sacrificed ta.ns,lmoney and paterrinal
feeling for the good Of the country. Mr,
Joss. though protesting that he is willing to
give his = boitom dollar !, has scarcely touch
ed the5top one yet. In the nane sof sense
what ciaim has little Freddy on the people
of this scoahty,5that they should elect him
to the best Office in. the county ?--he,s man
Of no responsibility or character, aspiring to
such an office, while men Of the capacity u
Mr.. Graham will consent to serve the PEG.
ple. # is simplyan outrage, and it ough,
to, andawill he rebuked by theapeople.l sss@
q With regsrd to the personal character and
vooral .,,.>,fh F~F.%h> oeAn-4n-~l:l.x>.> =. ~
Republican ticket we have nothing to say.
We like them, and but Tor the face .hstthey
in Encouraging party contentionsare workins
|agsinstfthe interest Of the country. We should
be happy to support some. Of them. Il But
when the little political Chameleon attempts
by direct word, or by sneaking insinustion
ocall in question the honesty, patriotism
OF virtue ofsone OF the peoples candidates
he must sustain his charge, or be BRANDED
on the spot as . coward'y liar: He sale
truly, the less Chez said Of George McKen
z.e, candidate for Sheriff, the better. H.
cannot, he dare not, say ought against Lii
fair fame. 'F'r II at 155@@Ei 3GE 2,e.!s,s*s}a
With all his bigotry and selfish partizar
Iprejudices. he is obliged 10 admit tlat Thorn
las McManus, candidate for the Office Of Reg
lister Of Deeds, is above reproach. Nothing
more need be sad Tor = msn by his friends
when his opponent caneini nothing to say
against him. We can only say that for the
position for which lie has been nominated
by the most patriotic and harmonious Con-
ven'ion that ever met n,his comfy, Thoma:
McMsnus is emipently qualified. Those
whom he designates men Of small calibrs
(Judge WEIGH, for instance, are perfectl,
content to abide the verdict Of the people.
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A Criminal in High Official Station


A Criminal in High Official Station.
I'd When few weeks ago#we for the frs,
time made public, the astounding fact that
Hon. Cyrus .A)drich was = detauiter to the
United States Government for large sum
OF money received by him as Receiver 81
Public Moneys, At Dixon, illinois, nine years
ago, we were innocent enough. to suppose
that the persons who are proposing that in.
dividnai as candidate for the United States
Senate, would, ont or srega'd for public
ldecency, either quietly drop, his name in that
lcennections and find some ,plusible pretext
for his sudden retirement to the seclus;on Of
private life, or that some Of them would, ii
least, attempt to deny q charge which, il
true, forever blast the personal and public
reputation OF, their patron; and which. If not
true, is SO readily disproved. ,,,.a .4.u.,,
The charge has been noticed by the public
press, but has not yet been denied; Mr.. Al.
ldrich, meanwhile, has given no public jDti>
nation that he intends to resign his present
seat in Congress, or his ASPIRATIONS for still
higher honors, We are thus forced to CON
clnde that our recent exposure Of his real
character and antecedents has been carefully
fconceaIcd from HIS friends. 4al syyai u
We therefore again and explicitly call their
attention to the fact that Cyrus Aldrich is q
defaul,er 10 the United States Government
for the sum OF S4Ol1, "a, being moneys re-.
lceived and unlawfully retained by him as al
officer Of. the Government. at Dixon, Illinois
nine years ago, and interest thereon.
The original crime has been enormously
|aggravated by the base expedients since made
uae of TO conceal it, and when concealment
was no longer, possible, by the unworthy
tricks employed to ,shirk the required pay
ment, ever, to the Systematic conceatment ii
his person from The officer in charge. fasy
This deialcation was first announced in
July, 1861 but by some mysterious means
was covered up during. Pierce's Administra
ton. Every attempt made since then, BY
The officers oftths Treasury, TO secure Z set.
element from Aidrich has bsenn evaded by
him on ya1iouss sub,srfuges,f every one, o.
which has been succespiyely proved e Be 9
ffalsehood. 's = s'.zs' -. 80.
The expectation entertained BY them thu,
b fear ofaexpoxurea and alregara for his per-
isonal and public reputation would induce
him to settle the matter without 9 re scpnrse e
Ito. legal proceedings have proved delusiye. -
| On his next visit 70 Washington, Therefore
I---aho0t the time he expects 10 receive 'ti,s
votes of, the two Houses ofthe Mipnesots
Legislature for United States Senate. PRO.
lceedinss will be commenced against him q
defauIter TO the United 'Sia.es Government
hot only sbE the amount Of the dedication
but for oil. lees fecsived By him white Lard
ORcer. which have been orteited by the high
crime Of which he has been gni|ty., i, 81.
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CAIIT,TON..

bs..., 49,, CAUTION. -. =.
A IL persons are hereby notified not to let .
II womAn<calling herself myswife having any
goods, OF cash, or other valuable thing on my
credit, as Ishallpay no debt ofherconfraetin&
after this date. Dated Red Wing, Oct. 4, 1864.
v7n11w3 FREDERICK BkAIDMAN,
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srI2AYC OLT.

oTRAYED From Featherstone Prairie shout
- three weeks sssscs msre Colt. oas ytas On
last spring. light bay color, small white star
in the forehesd,, with blsck name and tAil.-
81 give information assto whsYs shs msyrbv
found will ~ suitably rewarded. .ssSs4
.I Il JOHN WATSON.
Yssthsrstone, Sept. 10th, 1852. n1sv7wS
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No longer candidate for Register :
Deeds. S,s.<. "a a. .,.sssf-,.z ss.ss,t,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17
Large Strawberries.

EF No section Of country in the
world can exceed this in the production
Of Strawberries. Growing spontane-
Gus they attain good size and much
richness Of flavor, and when cultivated,
seem to us to attain proportions most re-
markable. Among the most successful
and intelligent cultivators of this, as well
as otter crops, whom we know, Mr.. He
MAN MORSE stands at the head. Through
the kind remembrance of his excellent
lady, we have just been enabled to taste
and appreciate the product of his vines,
and we think we never saw anything to
surpass that product. In bounteous
supply sent us Of the WILsoN's Seeding
we believe there was scarcely berry
that would not measure in the neighbor-
hood of an inch in diameter. Equally
rich in flavor, they were feast fit for the
gods.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17
Correspondence.

EF- We publish interesting letters,
this week, from our correspondents. Mr..
r ED and Lieut.. WRIGHT, with the 9th
and 9th Regiments. We have also an
excellent letter from our friend j. L.
LOOMS, dated in the advance of Gen.
PorE's army. Bonneville Mississippi.
June 9TH. We shall be compelled, how
ever, for want of room, to lay the letter
over to next week. Friend REED sends
us the secesh love letter of which he
speaks, but aside from its bad spelling
we do not conceive that it would prove
more interesting than such letters in
general Lieut.. WRIGHT writes us a
few items of additional news in a private
note. Capt. BULL and Adj. Scorr had
just arrived safe at camp. Company c.
had but one man on the sick list, j. N.
KING, of Buffalo Grove, who was left at
Batesvil!e, with Corporal BENNETT detail
ed to attend him. EDWIN FAY, left at
West Plains, was reported dead.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17

say at IS, we think scarcely any Of our
permanent residents throug hout this part
of the county, would refuse to take a
share, and as adornment progressed, and
the attractions Of the cemetery became
known, doubtless but few residents Of the
county would fail of having an interest
in it. We can but simply throw out the
suggestion, but hope some one will evolve
plan to make the project practicable
and successful.
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A Needed Enterprise.

EB- One OF the most pleasing and at
tractive. and certainly one of the most
priced Improvements, connected with a
city or town, is that Of tasteful GENE
terry. To those who know the attractions
of Greenwood, Of Mount Auburn, and oil
Laurel Hill the beautiful homes of the
dead Of New York, Boston and Philadel-
phia-no word is necessary in the assur-
ance that almost beyond everything con
nected with either city, are these resting
places Of the departed priced. There is
fascination in them. the effect of their
great beauty, that attracts to their local
ity, and causes many wanderers to long
to return TO their early home, that after
" life's ftful fever" they may be laid to
rest in the beautiful home where friends
and relatives, gone before, have been laid
All efforts, indeed, that tend to beautify
and adorn a locality, are but so many nd
ditional inducements for permanent resi-
dence. and therefore pecuniary adyan-
tage, if no other reason, ought 10 urge
the residents Of towns TO the creation oil
such attractions as are possible. And,
as we have said, one of the most priced
Improvements connected with any place,
Is beautiful cemetery.
II seems TO us that little effort in this
connection ought TO be made by the peo-
Pile of Independence. A cemetery com
pany should be formed here, which
would devote every dollar of means rails
ed from the sale Of lots to the identifying
of the grounds. II such company, for
instance, would take our present burying
ground, add considerably to its extent
as they chesply may. open walks through
il, plant trees around il and within il
and otherwise beaulify it. in few short
years We should have burial place thai
it would be our pride to show and oul
pleasure to visit. And il seems TO Ii:
that nothing would be more practicable
than this. II the shares werc put low
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17

was sheared last year late in June. Last
year, when but one year old, his fleece
weighed I2 pounds. Counting wool
worth 35 cents per pound, the present
years fleece would be worth 1925,
without deducting the loss for washing.
OF course this is an exceptional case, but
even with a more moderate clipping, it is
apparent that wool-growing is the best
business that men can engage in in this
country.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17
The Democratic Call.

EE- Col. THOMAS, as Chairman Of the
Democratic Comfy COMMITTEES, has is ),
sued call inviting the Democracy OF
this County to rally and help save the
country from impending ruin. Consid
ering that the Coils Secesh party friends
are being badly whipped just now. it is
generally supposed that it is their ruin
which the Colonel is anxious about, and
is DESTROYS of preventing by rally OF
the Democracy. We don't believe he
will accomplish much in that connec,
ton.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17

The STAFF OF LIFE-It is said that
bread is the staff of life. What if the
staff is so heavy that he who leans upon
it cannot lift it? Such may as well
have no staff, Bread to sustain life
should be light and nutritious, and such
is made by those who rely solely upon
D. B. DeLand d Co.'S celebrated Chem
ical Saleralus, which can always be found
in we'll appointed grocery stores No
grocer who regards the health and good
will Of his patrons will be without il.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17
Strengthening.

az The Dubuque and Sioux City
Railroad has been making sad havoc
with tie cattle runni 'g at large along its
line, the present Spring. and a number of
our own citizens have been sufferers
The company. we believe, appraises the
damage, and pays half the value. This
rule they have adopted. although by law.
We believe, il is claimed that they are not
required to pay anything. Sufferers,
however, naturally grumble at the APP
prasement, especially when excellent
cows are appraised at dollars.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17
Eclipse.

EE On Wednesday night last the
moon suffered total eclipse, fulfilling
the announcement Of almanac makers
and astronomical calculators in general.
About 12 o'clock, when fully within the
planetary shadow. Miss Luna's disk
looked decidedly faint and sickly, being
of pale red color. The eclipse passed
off about two o'clock.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17

E9- On Saturday, the thermometer
mounted to the tolerably lorrd altitude
of92 degrees. On Sunday. however, it
fell to the comfortable temperature of
from IS to 70 degrees. We have had
two fine showers within the past week,
that were needed, and refreshed vegeta
ton wonderfully. These. with the hot
weather, have brought corn on very fast,
and that crop is now looking splendid
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17
Gong TO Remove.

Ey We regret to hear that the Messrs.
HELLMAN, Of this place, are going to re-
move to Philadelphia shortly. These
gentlemen have been among our most
enterprising merchants and most res
pected citizens. and our community will
be 10th to part with them. The state of
Mr.. S. HELLMAN's health is the cause of
this change. They are selling their
stock off at cost preparatory to removal.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17
Financial Statement.

Hr The length OF our correspon
1ence this week, which. above everything
else, will prove interesting to the mass
of our county readers, requires us to
lay over, until next week, the financial
statement Of the Board Of Supervisors.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17
Mail Matters.

Mail Matters.
ES- Among the new mail routes es.
tablished by recent act of Congress, is
one from independence to Vinton, via
Brandon.
The accepted bidders on the several
mail routes running to and from this
place, are as follows
Independence to GAINESVILLE, B. L
THOMPSON
Independence to Wolf Creek, WIN. A.
DANA
Independence to fredericksburg, WIN.
A. DANA.
McGregor to Independence, JOHN H.
WEEDEN.
Elkader to Independence, WILLIAM
DANA.
The service on the Frederic ksbure
route has been increased to two trips per
week. The route from Elkader is new
route, running through Volga City,
Taylorsyile, Brush Greek, and Buffalo
Grove. The new service will commence
on the 1st Of July.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17
More New Goods.

ET Messrs. FREEMAN d. MAIN have
greatly enlarged their store room. and
have repainied and re6tted their estab-
lishment IN good style. Heretofore they
have dealt mainly in Groceries, but they
have recently bought. and are now re.
csiying. Fine Stock Of Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps. and a
General Variety Stock suitable 10 the
trade. They have bought good fresh
goods, purchased them low. and will sell
them cheap. They understand their
business, are very courteous and oblic.
ing to customers, and the public will
fdd their store q pleasant and profitable
place at which to deal Look out, for
their advertisement next week
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= Good sheep.

= Good sheep.
D Mr.. CHARLES JAxwAY, OF Buffalo
Grove, has Buck, two wears old. full.
FLOODED Merno. whose fleece. just clipp
ed. weighs seventeen pounds and fourteen
oaates. The Buck has had but inditf.
eren, attention, and the present fleece is
Of scarcely a year's growth, as the buck
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17
Dyer,s Mills.

EE Messrs. DYER, YOUNG Il Co. have
recently put in operation fine FIGURING
Mill on Otter Creek, few miles north
of town, and, as we have occasion to
know, are manu- 'acturing superior artl-
Gle Of -four. The farmers Of the north
part Of the County, and our merchants,
should make a note of this fact.
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Get Your Premiums.

.E The Agricultural Society is now
paving the Premiums awarded at the
last County Fair. Those interested
should call on Mr.. DUNHAM, at his store
below the .Montour House.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-06-17
Drugs.

Drugs
GE Read the advertisement Of A.. B.
CLARKE, in to-day's paper. Mr.. CLARKE
is an old and intelligent Druggist, and
the public will find him careful and re-
liable.
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L.oUDEH G& cos

Heir Tonic. iltsra'itr Female Elirir. Agas
l'iiiS Saus and Cbsroir Lialaeat
All % which may Dc h,l vi c Il Wallace
Independence. and q whitney, QuasQueton