The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22

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1s1 think u importaut Is attSad q DIR
bnsinsss and tsks ca5s d thsir sstat11 bst
what VII their sststes and thsir buis;;,nsss =
worth L this rsbsllion shall triumph sk.
isysl.s Journal. .
cESrs- The Mint IL Phitad,lphfa e;;as =;
daily from oits 81, y twof toss do,l,..s
nickis cent? dll u which % d;st.ibut,d !.
soon e mads s.iit still thsy no searss.
Aa oincer Of G.riba,di,s amy 5 t,odsr,
from 4looo 70 GOO roelpsss, o. usies
causs They ars fully equipped. ~ aaks
ths 7 st.,s q New York 70 .ns.s
n Kllsa 1yictes Ep4pssl -
nsstysto G.rihaldi and hi sxh,
World = q ID viii i apprsvs HI huu 1sr,-
I tti|on, i might h.ys bsen' ms ArIhin
ia TEs RsIzckAy WALss AID Anxu,cA-
The Prince Il aHsles shocks III Eoe,,h
courtisrs by :hiss rarn axprsl - 4 fsyn-
pA'hy III = ia,oss sonssst tsjas 1sbil,lips.
y ssays 1ths Easlisa lent Z IL
New York Post IS, IS sss 81.
Tax Granada pal ssys tl,ae Biahsp-
asnerals Polk has 4. slallsn into the bsd hs61n
of swearing Whsn = gets drunk, which 3
not seldom. J" As this testimony. coa~
from the rehel side Of the houss, il cannot
he doubted. Hitse.f esH ~.st & sal az6su
% The news Of The victory Of General Nc
Clellan. and the expulsion Of the rebels from
Maryland, had reached England before ths
departure. Of the last steamer. They viii
feel worse still before many weeks.
. ;PosrxAsrERa GEsEsAL BLA1s has writ
t"na letter to Frederick Dougiass, Il Roch.
ester, New York. asking his corporation in
the new9aC Central vAuine1iiean3 Colonization
schems. The dstingushsd black replies,
respectfully declining the invitation. snyY
isTHE rebels came into kentucky because
hunger apricked them on" siThsy went
out because the bayonets "pr;cksd them
off, fa e..4ss E,4g III -: r ~
1T will interest the numerous friends Of
Miss Adah Isascs sMepken 70 know that she
has just been united IN 'wedlock 70 Nr. R.
Il. Newell, the 0rpheus G. Kerr" Of the
Sunday Me,es,y. The lady finishes an
engagement a the Bowssy Theatre this
evening" sfaaitaoa e3 ut&2@ayaoo-s 8 4on
IA LADY Of Boston says: "A ilase.d it'll.
urchia came 70 ms door not long s,ince, tor
old clothes thought him vest md : pair
ofpantS which I thought would 80 com
fortab'e lit.@ Young America took the s.r.
msnts AID examined each tben,3 With .
disconsolats look, said: There amt no
watch pocket A!''ssrs sg-f z-~Hs',zzzsTssz sz y
GEoRos W1LKls has published soandal.
GUS mess oftrssh. in pamphlet form. with The
title. "Who u George B. Mcclellan? -
The most disgusting Publication that we can
we'll imagine, would 10 one showing who IL
George Wilkes, BY some Calitorniao Or Eng.
lishnan Who knows hin. - Chicago Journal.
Axosa other articles received by ths
Washington Sanitary Commission laasly,
was good and patriotic old lsdy's tribute,
70 be laid on the altsr Of her country, bsarine
this inscription
"These socks we're spun and knit BY Nss.
Zeruah clspp. 90 years old. whose hands In
youth was engaged in moulding bullets in
the revolutionary war. Keep the toes Of
these socks towards the rsbsls."
II THE following appears in oDs of the sp,e.
is' Washington, dispatches 70 the Herald:
Tbs Presidents life i con.idsred UNSAFE
~ many persons here. A. in al great po-
l't'cal m and social crisis. thers arc now memo.
maniecs whose peculiar insanity points d.
wards sthe hv assassination e .of the psrson who
w'e'ds tho power Of the government Nut.
terings have bssn hsssd 10 relsrsocs 70 tho
President BY persons who havs this form Of
insanity in Washington, and the personal
safety sf The Commander lin. Chisf ought 70
bs looked after with the u.most dillixsnos.
6onED And DETAcED posrAos srAnrs.-
The Washington correspondent o. the Bal.
ti,nofs SIN says b. is authorized to STATE b.
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