The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-02-19

depth OF snow Is about three feet 45i1aS
level -lnore than hassb been known here
Tor Six years. &c
On last Satnrday nlorning thelypay4
master went up to- Fort Abercomb;e,
abundantly saal,Plicd withthe sschink. g
This will no doubt gladden. the hearts
q ldu'1p the ',o.'!'s'' boys' :o;.. Il .,ssi
The 1ssakgpee Ar1,ss say tilae a,xer-
age yield Yields. Of wheat il Scott county has
been b m e 81 bushels sss sis. ito ahe s. i
Some biped who is too meant sliYe,|
and too contemplate TO. die. came into
our back yard on W ednes sdaY sl evening lii1,a
last, and stole sheet from on of onr 8 s.:
clothes line We do not fieiiyayr him iiinl tlie4 tl
tsleasl.he he will derite .ttfI,s1s he
lays his dishonest 'and corrupt body
upon it. iHeis about the 7smallestthief
we have heard of. Il asss 10 ,tsassssssaff s;ss4
ss.W regret TO learn that. QUIZ young
friend, W'7m, ,DeWolf, Of Belle Plaine,
formerly of Addison, New York, was
frozen t. d'ath about The fGirsst fGist4', of last last
month, while trapping ii tie 1lJl1 north fI.
western portion Of tie STATE. we
hope that there may be some mistake,
although the news is@reliable:a sara ifoeG
81" On "Wednesday ~ morning gslast!! d
shocking accidentocclr clrred dm this eity,t
which resulted: in theablMning )toldeaiif
Of the only. child, Of PalnsW eydert, an
Interesting Fchild>of two years, DID,, y,
1t seems that Mrs. ,Weydert had oc,,
casion to go up stairs, leaving the child
below, and that While there the @childs
dress took fire, and when alarmed b'yf
its cries, she rushed back and found It
envelored in flames: oil osa a4A@"E a73 u
The little sufferer fingered for twelve
hours, when its spirit fled to that land
where pain is unknown.b,::s vzetit;ea LED:
The St. Paul Press says: AIinnesot:.
eight per cent. bonds were sold in New
\ ork on the 31st at 81 and 1-2 CENTS
an advance on the stprevious sale of
3 and l-2 cents. ar:, zf.si, fraE, ,ayir-za:
A man named Bresau, who wassen-
gagged i'll hauling wood,trom Pigs Eye,
on Thursday after loading his. sled,
complained to his driver, that lle fell, !, 4
strange sensation in the region of Ills
heart. He however Jumped upon tie
load and started for the ty.'aAfte1,
the team had gone a short 'distancehe
dropped from his seat a. dead, main.
The deceased was a relation Of Cant
Morton of the St. Paul police. i -.s,.
INDIAN CRuELrY.-We learn that i
party Of Sioux Indians, few mile.
below Henderson,, have caight a Chip
pewa who murdered a. Sioux aashor
time since, and are ,itorturings himsste
|death, They have bound him ato, ):
board, and in this helpless condition
apply hot stones to bis head and feet
and pierce his body with red shot wires
Such barbarities should not BE tolera,
ted in a civilized community:-M ~
l The St. Peter Statesman says, .t,The
late contracts for the Indians fiill iii tllt
Minnesota valley were let in ST. Pau
INST week, as follows: sWinnebagoes
to Culver & Harrington; pork a5 $3.50
|psr., barrel flour 81 "a, per Too lbs.
and transportation 80 .centsu uperaIOl
|lbs.;pppers Sioux, to Louis ROBBERS =
|pork 5000 per barrel, flour sl.3O. pei
Loo lbs, and transportation 20 cent,
lper loo lbs; Lower. Sioux, to Loui,
Roberts--pork and -four at same rate.
as for Upper Sioux, and TRANSPORTATION
80 .aents per 100 lbs. 1t will be iob
served that these contracts have beer
let remarkably low, but we understand
thatt kre is apccnlia,ity in the receipts
giveAf4r tbeAeliverY!of Iadiangoods
which the outside public don't under
stand. = foriDstance, tits an easylmat
tersto deliyerfus barrels sof4pork and
obtain a receipt for ten. nj ssi 4t94a
THE 4Rla;ndea says a company :o1
Loo Minnesota sharb shooters are soon
] to leave Fort pelling to join Berdan'e
regiment on the .Ponmac.5 tiia ..s..s
Tnn WaJa.ha,s Hitzrald says, there
are revivaIs Of religiol kin progress ii,
this city both at the Baptist Church
under the pastorship of Rev. II. Webb,
Of the NJ. E. Church, and at the Con>
1grcgational Church, under Rev. Mr..
Morgan. Quite a number have been
converted. ss s4Igxs q - Il 81 teg.e .ssssas
TnE Albert Lee ,sta,.zar1z says: L.
j. Shecl,an Is now in town recruiting
/ for the Nice CIellan Guards, Fifth lfssii-
Itnent. Here is'a good chance for the
patriotic citizens Of Freeborns eounty
u lend q helping hand in sustaining
the government under which they
have lived and sprosperod. Z on gsi
good pay--commenc1ing the moment
you put your name 70 the muster rolI--.
also slOo bounty II you wish to sbe
instrumental ID helping TO put dcwn
/ this wicked elton, now IS your time.
as g TIM is bound to raise 4 company
and good one too. ssslssssi,.
Il The Glencoe l2kgis1ers ssys! & II
behoves al the fsrnhers who possibly
can 20 sow dax the coming spriDr. IL
will be needed % ethe Place 81
cotton. We learn: TINT the most com.
mon article of cotton cloth IN sc Pau
caunoI be e bcsght ior - than S to1s
cents per yard sss :..sss,s,Es., Y,s.s
Tar L1ke CITY 4 s,,Iss II ~ ~. bsoi
seventy Ieernits for III
|sgst lsopa - 81 ~ - i, N
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