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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-14
AN ACT


To amend an act entitled ian act to provide
FIR township organization" approved Feb
ruary 2ist, 1860. ~ a,.-,t,M<lS,<
Bit enacted bysthe legislature cfstte State
of. Mitu,esot1:: III p>3 G@% ID
Section i That sector, three Sof article
f,urtcen4 (14) Of chapter fourtecp.sll4) Of
an act to provide for township organi7ya-
tien," approved February the twenty first
(2lst) eighteen hundred and sixty 1850
10 80 amended as to read IS follows:
Section 3. The following shall be deemed
town charges ,.l'.....
First-The compensation Of town officers
for services rendered their respective towns.
Second.-Contingen expenses necessarily
incurred for the use and benefit Of the town.
Third.--The moneys authorized to be
raised by the vote Of the town meeting for
any town purpose.
Fourth.-Every sum directed By law to
be raised for any town purpose and
Fihh.-The support Of the resident poor
Of the town.
Provided, That no tax for town purposes
shall exceed the amount voted to be raised
st the annual town meeting us provided in
subdivision ninth Of section four az Of ar
ticle three (3) Of said act. Previd. further
That the provisions Of the act relating to the
poor shall rot apply 10 counties having poor
houses, or in counties in which the board
Of county commissioners shall vote that the
poor in their county shall be county
charge. $50
Sec. O. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved March 9th, 1862.
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-08

THE GAME OF "FLAP-JAcK Three men,
named L. Siocum, James Devin and Charles
Rice, were before Judge Satin this morning,
charged with swiDdling q solder out of $40
by means of q game known to the initiated
rs flap jack" Il appeared from the testi-
mOny OF witnesses that This is new game
practiced by sharpsrs upon the unsUphisti
Gated. 1t is play ed in the folio wing manner !:
One man turns up the face of card upon
the top of the pack, and after allowing the
bysiaDders to get a good look at it, offers to
bet that the card they name is not on top Of
The pack. By a very deXterous movement
the player draws card from the bottom aud
places 1t on top of the pack, where the by
ssndeTs saw another card but a moment be
fore. Of couIs sc, those who bet against this
one sided game are sure to lose. Que or
more or the parties in arrest keep drinkiug
saloon at Az Third. street, between Syca.
more and Broadway, known as the "Crystsl
Saloon"
In back room connected with the house,
Devin Keeps q great curiosity in the shape
OF two beaded calf Persons who go in to
see this wonderful living curiosity are iu-
vite6 to take hand at "hap jack" On Mon.
day, Devin got bold of Seed. Q. a cas-.
TONER, who wore Uncle Sans toggery. de
was treated TO a sight of the two. headed
calf, and was then induced to bet ON the
cards He lost $40 the first dash, and sus.
pectIDg that be bad been very cleverly BAN
hoOz ed out of his hard earnings, procured
the arrest of bic victimizers. They were ar.
rsigned before Judge Satin this morning
The examination was progressing when VI
left the Court
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LATEST BYTRLRGRAPH
NOON DISPATCH ESs
REPORTED FoR THE DAILY PRESS
FIGHT NEAR ROM MNEY.
THE FIFTH OBIO ENGAGED.
The Rebels Completely Routed.
7 'wo Cannon and all their Bag
gage Captured.
CAPT. IRE OF FEDERAL PICKETS IN
KENTUCKY.
FIGHT NEAR ROMNEY.
TIE FIFTH OHIO ENGAGED.
The Rebels Completely Routed.

WHyzLr 20, VA, January "a special dis
ustrb 10 IN, , INteihgsnoer from Cumberland,
issa niobt. sys: "a detachment of General
KeIIapis E,,c ~ commanded by Colonel Dun
nipo' IF ,be Fifth Ohio, LETT Romuey last
Djsst. at ,wel We o'clock, and attacked the
re6tls. 1000 81 rong, at Blues Gap, east of
Roupey. at da, light this day. The rebels
we've comple,ei routed, with loss of fif-
teen billed, two pieces of cannon, their
wsoers. tents, &, :, with twenty prisoners,
ipcIudi1e one CO Dmissioned officer. Our
n ;s ran ,ored her this afternoon that the
rebels arg 10 full re, 'Feat from Hancock.
LouIsvlE, tE, KY, January e.-The Demo.
cTot js iuk 'rDed th at Federal scouting
party brouE ht four VI Hsohers lnto Goium n'ai
who were "a deavoriI 10 join HOllicoff5r
The party rtg Ort Zolit;O9er with four thou
sapd mt5, bs tween Gre elsborg and COlum-
Greepsburr had been almost depopula,sd
by the rebeis. hut Wards Federal Brigal ls
hsd gone there TO take possession.
TIE rebels cap 'ured five soldiers, who were
guarding Boraii7 Ferry, kllllDsa mao named
james, and tsba az fifteen or twenty guus
The guard were urprised by rebel detach
meUts or each sid of the river.
NEW YoEK JN puarv 8-The folio wing
is rbe only item Of interest from apsciais
On the repeated reports of pickets last
light that trains " ere continually arriving
from Manassas al )rainsville. orders we're
given by General Ha ucock that the jivisi )ns
OF Generals McOshI n nd Smith, with Ayers
and Watts batter les and twenty We
wagons, should mskt a Reconnaissance at
day break. TwentJ-t wo thousand men
started, accordingly, IA 10 morning, with two
days rationa aud forty rounds of cartridges
to each man. A march of Eve miles fsffed
to discover the enemy 'ifty wagon loadb of
forage only rewarded sbA , expedition
| BOsToR, January 8s-.Ex. Governor More
| head, of Keatucky, has been released from,
| Fort Warren. on his parOle, and proceeded,
| inn edialely to New Work.
BALTIMORE, January 8.-Ths Old Poing
| boat brings no news.
BosToA Jsuusry g.. The NTegara sailed
TO dsy. She took Out about $3.50. 600 in
| specie.
PHILADELPHIA, January s.-Governor
| CuTtlns Message shows 8 balance iu the
Treasury of 81, l5l, 600 on the Both Of No..
| vember, including 100000 received from
! the United States on accOnut OF war ezpen-
| se5
He states that the regiments of Peunsyl-
vsnia now number ll5. The total number
OF men in service is 90 527, and the number
preparing for service is lo,638-making an
aggregate of 109 6l5.
Exclusive Of 2O6l5 of three-months' san
now disbau dc0, more than 300 Penusylv Iva
mans are now prisoners He recommends
| The State to assume her quota of the direct
! tar.
The EationR! Treasury Depar tmeut haviug
assurances that the balances due the State
for war expenses will be arranged for.
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COVtNGTuN NEWS.

FLAG PRESENTATION Captain COtton's
company, of COionel Mark Mundy's regiment,
maIcbed IDto town this morning, preceded
10y the regimental band. After paradiug the
principal streets, they proceeded to the vest
eTn part of The city, where they were pre-
santed with a magnificent banner, which had
bten prepaIeG for them hy the ladies of tho
west end. Several neat speeches were made,
ard the affair passed off very pleasantly.
Contrary 10 notices in several of tho city pa
peIs, we announce that Colonel Muudy has
not yet received marching orders, although
he is expecting them every day.
TIE CASE OF r. N. LowE.-The examina-
tiOn of this individual, arrested on a charge
of Ire Rson, took place before Judge Moore,
of the Circuit Court, yesterday. After a
bearing of the case, the Judge ordered him
to be discharged. Just as he had reached the
bottom of the Court house steps, and was
being congratulated by host of assembled
sympa,hizers, he was re arrested by Deputy
Surveyor &. H. Samuel, who conveyed him
in quick time TO Newport Barracks, where
be now remains. This proceeding caused
considerable fiutter among the "Secesh" ad-
mirers of the gentleman, who, if they dc
not repent of the evil of their ways, may one
day find themselves in the same cage. Aid.
iDg and abetting treason has become dan
geTous business in this mick of the woods
RUNAwAY.-A horse attached to sleigh
took fright yesterday on Greenup street. and
started off at full speed. When near tbs
corner of Third-street, the sleigh colidet
with lamp.pOst, and was badly damaged
We did not learn that any one was injured
The turnout was owned IN Cincinnati.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-08

POLICE COURT.- The docket was sweled
to huge proportions this morning, there
being no less than thirty.fVe cases on it for
trial. ..~. .-..-
An Intelligent lad, named William Bangs,
was, by bis own reques., committed TO the
House of Refuge until Monday next. He is
quite bright boy, aud Is very anxious To
learn trade or get employment of some
kind. He will be in Court On Monday next,
and any one desruus of hiring good boy
can then have an opportunity.
John Oonley, mSn who evidently is not
moved by The concord Of sweet sOuUds was
aIrajgned on the charge of maliciously de-
slToy ing fiddle, q genuine Crenons, the
property Of sable gentleman named ijah
Kite. The case was continued
Henry Young and Frank Stevens were
fned So each on the charge of drunken ness
and dist rdtry Conduct.
MargsreJ COffnan aud Mary Mcguire were
provided with quarters at the School. house,
the former for ninety aud the latter for thirty
days, on the charge OF drunkenness aud va
grancy. Ann Murphy was sent to the same
institution for forty days, on a similar charge.
John McHugh, gallant defender of hiG
country, was found drunk on Main-streer
yesterday afternoon, charging around, with
q gun on his shoulder, to which formda-
BILE looking bayoDet was attached. Officers
Davis and Britt deeming it unsafe for him
to be abroad in such q condItion, arrested
him and took him to the Hammo nd stree
| Station. house. He was released by Judge
| Satin this morning. Quite a number of drum
| Ken cases altogether.