The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-28

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q 70 saEasceIIa III oDnns 1fteIIinas.s ssssssa
80 s1i9 ,aussassJ -s;-4- .ss7slasassga s9sSs
pnaTHE sWheat crop in AIisseuriis said ii
by the Missouri Democrat ITO, promise "a
eqili.rssH s4as3sls 60 asss lIs sl:itE leila
aoi iIRis,estimated that. sixty thousand hs
barrels Of salt ha re salready yheeneship-sx:
ped from rom Saginaw river. Michigan, ID
since The the opening II f Of navigation j. ID, IL.
En9 TIE rebels at New Orleans,ait isa,
|stated, set on fires some fittpslips anaas
almqee9rr ) and; sent them down. the,
river afIer they gaze up al pope !Pft.s of
s,'i7s 70 i.y,1S 5sG6a as9 4s5aauz bsE:5i3ae
..A"York State genius has made a, =,
machine which ,,knits, 1fYe; thousand,
loops ip 2 minute. Or. a pair Of heavy
|halfhoes in ten minutes. Grandnotdl,-
(er's oecnpation IS going g'& 's's'a"s1os ., o
|sI' AMoss Az s M tie namaess namlas about seventy
FIVE in all-of the 't:t corporators, r named
lin the Pacific Railroad bin lately pass ar -
Led by the House, are are thossee of F. FIT r. q
r.. Cornell, Minneapolis, and -! B1aikdea- s'
~, Rochester, for this State:
i :, a circular saw, making SOC, 3rexolu-s
tons per minute, burst in Henry MllI,
In Fond All Latc, Oil Thu sday last, Scat,
tering the pieces III an tlireetfof,s.z z-*'s
f0ut of a dozefi men at work Id st'ie' !
room no1 oreewas'injured:seaa / al 's7ii s'i
J6dge Carton "a Opened o,pbe the Uuitt:,d
States District Court for the Mihd1e'
District Of Tenhessee, at Nashville,
April %. 2eTenomo!ts before The sven-1
cradle Judge anda asis sick wife were 8
driven from Nashville by the rebel
(leaodersdV' s2sT<,st ~: :.~.swo .egIoi ~
p WHENu,the ahombardmenti ef. Fort
Pulaski: was about to open, It WAS .
found that the battery nearest the, fort
had no plugs, which were essential to :.
operations. BY, a lucky rthought the
Sixth Connecticut was ordered oft 10
f"whittle'" and did whittfe' al the plugs
used for two days: j. ""'f8,@' 5'9o sd5 735
THE New Orleans Della contains contains All Il .
advertisement for round steel rods and
ladies worn ont steel hoops. Tlio reb-"
els find that lightning has striick them
SO frequently they are going into, the
manufacture ofli ghtniug rods, for their
i dcfenc:.-ejdnesUiUe Journal. ri: 81
In digging the graves Of; the brave
{ men. of the Vermont Third Regiment
who fell before Yorktown, the remains
'1of some, soldiers of the: Revolution
, were turned up. ar Ihe brass. buttons,
7 that had been en their, clothing were,
i in good preservation. .l .-~~ s.ir
ll,s i. P. CHRlsr;Y1,: the originator Of
- ]1"sGhristy's Minstrels;'' attempted, SUI :
eide at his resideIce III III New drlkl:-@
!, , E,He'threW himself from 1 second story
y window. and wiitnot probably survive
e his injuries. Hehad been partially yiin.
: sane for some ,ime. He is saidto be:
= worths2oo,ooo, aud is forty years of
age. .s.,... .sal.n = ~. .7.,,4.
j The long list Of Brigadier Generals
i being confirmed from time to time. has
y4given many the. idea that the army is
= having quite a surplus crop Of that ar.
!. ticle. As an offset to this idea, it is
f stated that nearly every brigade at Il q
late battle Of Pittsburg Landing was
commanded by a senior Colonel. 5sut
few have an adequate idea. of our siIi,.
mense army and the, number ofloficers
= needed to lead its almost ,,nl,nberless
7 divisions. ns,rs-y y y*x...,,rr, 81, i,is,a =.
Z JAIL To- LEr.-Any one infwapt ot
ala good Jail building can secure one by
/ Aarplying to Monroe county, in this
;s, State, the. citizens in that section ap.
u parent]y having no further. ! use for Il Il
~ There has been no occupant for It in 4
IS long time We jndgesthat the schools
- and churches tliorebouss mnst:be II,
lc 2 Aourishinga aoeondition.-lfil,cauke.
,e Se'stt''etnsfs ast ~ .aes3or :e1a as3 ri husa
d RISE IN, BLACK .RIyKR.-Los IA jol
, Logs.-Black river, Wisconsin, 7rose
Ia ls feet on "Wednesday, the creates,
'ef ADVANCE sipee the big June sfeshet Q
81. The, boom At Brockway:'s mil
,e] gave way, letting out about a million
y feet Of logs, belonging to. various PAR.
+ tis. John Lewis boom also broke, let:
Al ltinglecse all his logs, and 50 did tic
d BEEN Of the Webber's, at the q Con
Al helgmiA. The latter have lost quite, a
1large amount. The river has gons
'e down several feet. u, -. ..g .gsxod mid, +.
In the excavations now taking place
. at Pompeii, two hundred and 7tweptj
- wor k-men are employed, and q rail
)road has been laid through the CITY. j.
- facilitate the carrying off the supcrin
gsI Icumbent soil. tits one linll1red and
s Twenty years since 'Pompeiiii' was' eex
:, lhumed, and only one-third Of the city
% has been yet brchgM to light. tzstl s6f
er a correspondent of tie tie Eocal,,esss,e, al,ss,. e
v. Democrat ailudes 10 the fact iiia;
:, twelve years ago 3fr. Seward i1fro,tiiiur.s
Il ed bill into che Senate 10 aboiis'i
q slavery in the District Of Columtis..z
mi That bill received his own pote-nnt IN,
nfIotber beside Nav, what he then al,s,e
Atyoted fon, ia law! Events march fas.
ter than Amies. - -. j. .,,...... go,
eJI When JEFF. Lerad of the fall Of New
atl Orleans. be had sensation as if .ligbl