The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-29

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FonrHEss MoasoE, Oct q.
- Commissioners Wood of Washington. has
succeeded in effecting the release Of over
loO Union prisoners at Salisbury, and will
have them ut Aiken's Landing, the latter
part Of this week. .z sssgz.ss
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 20th, sa:s
dispatches Transporting with the War sDe
partmeat, state nothing more than that
Bragg had lalien l,ack tormer poti.a
ton, distance %: forty miles, to receive
subsstence. sfAA -.
W Tho combina,ien Of the Federalss having
strongly rein Ao rendered. this move ne
|ccessaay. - -.
i Il is sarurised chat Rose ncr.ns had com
mand Of the staregic moyel6eat TO form q
junction with Buell. and cut OF our army en-
tlrtly. IL ~ saLd 1a9s =; 4sEatg ,1zft -. T..
We have nothing new from the army of
the Potomac. The enemy's cavalry have re
1newed their raids on Farquier, and on Sat.
urday visited Briston Station, on the Orange
and Alexandria RAiiroad.ss They also visited
Warrenton again in considerable fDrcs. -
IA train laden with railroad stuff narrowly
escaped being captured on Saturday At B,is.
tow. - 9*5sf'9H ia
Some paroled Onion ]prisot1ters were sent
down ~ Ne,nia yesterday for exchange .f5a
Gen, fehpls,sw hQ at present comman,ls
the aorces inthe.Kanswha VALLEY, has issued
an order nrging farmers to come to- kama
VIVA Tor salt and bring forage for the army.
vWe'icatn fromJ jackson, Missssippi. that
the bridge across Cypress Creek was burnt
BY the enemy and our forces were not aware
OF the destruction till they were at the creek
on their retreat. They were then forced; to
run down the creek and ScrossEat the mill
}dam; where the enemy had Commanding
position, The slaughter of our troops .here
was very heavy!isS -
The Enquirer Of the 21st says thirty, dis.
|loyalists !, taken(at Cum berlant Gap Tonnes
see, were brought TO the city on Sunday
evening by way of Lynchburs. They were
lodged in Castle Thunder. "-I IL t&',4i
IL. - ;,,1. ... ,WAsH1ScroN, Oct. 90.
Especial to SentinsJ1 -iixr Governor Ran
dali was yesterday appointed First Assistan,
Postmaster General, dice John A. iKasson,
elected to Congress frola. Iowa
= - : e. 'sJAcKsoN, Tenn Oct. "a.
I mo Maj J1Gen: II. w. Halleck. General In
|Chief--U. S..Army, Washington - - .
4 dispatch just il, says our cavalry has
defeated Haywood S Partizan Rangers, seven
miles north. Q, Brownsville Killed l cap
tain, captured about 40 prisoners 60 horses
and a wagon 10 d Of arms, completely break
to Alton. =" =" ~, ="
T - <Signedy ~ il: U. s. GRAxr!: "
Major General Com man4ing.
WAs.nScroS, Oct. "a
/ Uh account OF sickness, Col j p. Turner
i Commanding General has been relieved from
l. duty as member Of Court Martial now i,
session at st. Louis, fur the trial of Mai
Nc kinstry., i. /.L i -
Col. w. E. Woodruff, whose snominatio,
As Brisa''er General was not confirmed b.
the senate, has been ordered to join his reg
iment, the Eth, Kentucky.
-, BoSuoN, Oct q.
Alexander II. E;ce was nominated for re-
election to Congress by the RE- nblica,1s .
the Third District yesterday.
> Il. Train was nominated for re election
to Congress ~ the Peoples Union Conven
ton IN the Seventh Congressional District
PLEASANT VALLEY, Oct. "a.
Orders have been issued in Burnside
command, TO issue no mors clothes than the
: men can carry comfortably on forced march
es. 1t is reported here that Hooker reioin,
the army on Monday. y &c..
), New YoEK OF. "a.
=. A special TO the r slime says, it. is ascer
! tanned that the current complaints, TO tn,
; effect that the army Of the Potomac lack:
necessary supplies and is unable to advance
against the enemy, for the reason that the,
have oeen withheld, are utterly without foun.
, dation.
! When the matter was brought 70 the at
ltent'on of the Secretary Of War, he institu
} ted an investigation which disc!oses the fac
tl'at every reqnisition from the army unde,
Gen. Mcclellan had been Immediately an
swered, and that every article called for, haG
been promptly dsliyered, shoes not except.
led.
This We are enabled to STATE Distinctly and
positively. ,.-..~. $50
Reports differ respecting the ! present
whereabouts Of the great rebel army Of Viz
J gina. The general opinion among militar,
men IL understood to be that their mai.
body remaing in the vicinity Of Winches
ter. Intelligent residents Of Frederick CITY
however, protesting 10 speak on The author
T Hy OF deserters and refugees, black and
white, are, confident that little more than
! 1.-THE shell remains in front Of our forces
most Of the rebsl army behind it havins
Ierawled away. -
The circumstances that Bragg has in like
manner escaped Buell. by evacuating Ken.
lucky lends plausibiIsy to the latter sugges
ton, in the minds Of some persons.
7 '}*t" 0>NEw York, Oct. "a,
4 ! The correspondent of the 7,saJl4,.e writing
from Bolivar Heights, says more than hall
the army is now under the command Of
Cen. Burnside in addition 70 bis own corps.
The 9Th ihe commanders OF the "a and l2,l,
report TO him. The I'd, late Summers is
under Maj. Gen. Conoh :. the 18th, lBanks1
was assigned three days ago to Mai. Gen
S'ocum: but while all these corps are uode,
Burnside, tho three remaining ones to the