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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-10

80 f. 49, tEE
FoRr MONROE, Feb. The Eastern State
arrived here this morning, having left Hat
teras yesterday. She brings the important
news that Gen. Burnside's fleet LETT their
anchorage on Wednesday morning. The
eunboats started at sunrise, and the troops
followed soon after. Their destination was
Roanoke Island. News of the arrival of the
fleet at the Island was expected. Three or
four regiments were left at the Inlet. Moth
ing had been heard at Norfolk of the Burn
side expedition.
The only copy of the Norfolk Day Book
received, contains an editorial censariHg the
newspapers for giving pnblicityto the state
n.aut that the Merrimac is a failure. 1t adj
mits the fact that it is true, and gives full
abatement of the difficulties ia regard TO her
1t appears the calculations were erroneous.
An error amounting to more that 200 tons,
was discovered when the ship was hoated
off, and this causes the present detention.
The chief subject of regret, however, is
that when she was showed up again, the
ship was caught upon the blocks and re-
ceived a considerable strain. 1t is vain to
deny that it is a serious injury to the ship,
but we are happy to state it is by no means
irreparable. 40
Int NOLlOiA LAY Db0h VI ySSbSlONJ uu1
the following:
KNoxEILLE,s Feb. 5.-Oa Sunday last
Col. Whites cavalry encountered a force of
Lincoln's infantry, in Morgan. county on
the mountain side The Lincoln force was
estimated at from I50 tos30O. White charg-
ed upon the enemy. Capt. Duncan rallied
his men twice, when be was shot through
the head and killed. The Kentucky Union
ISIS were then completely routed and fed
in confusion, leaving some. of their dead on
the field.
The Savannah Republican says there
were no new movement, of federal vessels
lying in the cut north OF the river, beyond
an addition to the number Vessels occu-
plying their position can readily command
rhe main passage. .H
The Richmond Dispatch says the Burn
side expedition will at least have the effect
of making us look wen TO our defenses in
that quurter. Roanoke Island ought to be
made impregnable. All our batteries there
and elsewhere should be strengthened, and
no means left unemployed to foil the enemy
The editorial on the Merrimac also says
her great draught of water will prevent her
taking part in active operations. Her
draught originally was about "a feet, and
it has been considerably increased. The
editor comforts himself at all events. She
can be used as doating battery
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Court Notice.

STATE OF INDIANA, c gand sa}i1 Circuit
vanderburgh County p. 1852. No. 70. i--'
Isaac Joseph and
Abraham Gtmoel Aftacbr,er@
Levi L. Laycock. J
UT up PE.9RA.S6 q e - .4k.h - VA
E this day filed in the Office of tho Clerk OF the
Court aforesaid, that the claim in the above emit
tied action is for goods sold and furnished at the
instance and request OF the celenaii ana tnat tht
defendant is a nonresident of the State Of Indiana
Notice of the tendency Of this action II Therefore
given to said Levi L. LaycOclS, and that the same
win stand for trial at tie next term of the Couri
aforesaid, to be begun and held at the court House
in the CITY of Evansville, in the County and State
aforesaid, on the first Monday in April, lsbz.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court the 3Oth day OF
''' - LOUIS RICHTER, @. v. q. C.
Wheeler Igehart, Pm Att,ys.
eNHBRKRF1S s.gL1s ~ @. 40.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of the
ONCE of the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Yanderburgh county, Indiana, il favor q
Fisher and John Fisher, will on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22d, 1852
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. nj. and o.
clock, p. III. of said day, at the door Of te Court
pose to sale st public auction the rents, ISSUES
and profits for the term ef seven years Of the
following described real estate 10 Wit;
Lot No. one Q), in Block No. one bundree and
thirty one (13l), In the Town Of Lamasco City, SO
called and now included in the corporate nlits Of
the City Of Evansville, In4iaua.
And should said rents ana profits not sell ior
sum sufficient 70 satisfy said writ and costs VIII
at the time and place, offer for sale the fee
simple Of said premises.
GEORGE WOLFLIN, S.T.C-
Thos. f. Garvin, Prhs Atey. febl
NNRBRKRE'S SIZE NO. IS.
By virtue of an order of aale Issued out Of the
Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Comnlon Pleas
of Vanderburgh county, Indians, ia favor Of
John A. Reftz and against Victor Bi5ch and
August Kollenberg, 1 will on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2Ist, 1902,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. d. aad a o..
clock, P. NJ, Of said day at the door OF tls Court
House in the city of Evansville, Tndiana. offarflr
sale at public auction the rents,and profits for tIc
term seven years of the following described real
estate viz: Lots Nos. eighteen Il 81 nineteen (1g),
twenty (2O), and twenty.One (2i) in Block No.
hundred (lO0) in the town of Lamasco City,
called, according to the recorded plot thereof in
Vanderburgh county, State Of Indiana.
And should said rents and profits not sell
for a sufficient to satisfy said writ aud costs,
will, at the same time and places oiitr for sale
and sell the fee simple of said premises.
GEORGE WOLFLIN, s, u. ~
The5. II. Garvin, PItns Atty. ian3l.
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QAe AatilA &aurmal.


stations OF the Indians TrOOPs-
TN. following are the stations OF the Indiaaa
troops in active service outside OF the s9
shall corr ect it tom time to tune Us the 9eseral
regiments move from one position 70 ahothet- u
ISFASTRY. -
9th Eegiment-eoi crittsnden-M nniHrasVil'e'
4 7 Eth. o SSI Gavin, sprinfela, Virginia.
stb, Col Benton, otterville, missouri.
9th, Col. Moody, Huttonviile, Virginia.
IOfh, Col. Manson, Somerset Nv.
ltth, Col McGinnis, Paducah, KY.
18th, Col. Linck, Sharpsburs, Nd
18th Col Sullivan, Romney, Va
I4th Col. Kimball, Romney, Va
18th, Col. Wagner, New Haven, KY. ,,-,..s
I6th Col Hackleman, Fredericktown, MaFyla ha
18th, Col. Hascall, New Haven Ny.
18th, Col. Pattison, otterville, missouri
10th, Col. Meredith, washington Ci Ty,..,n,.
goth, Col. Brown, Fortress Monroe, virginia
2lsf Col. MCMILLAN, Baltimore, Md.
22d Col Hendricks, ROila, Missouri.
Odd Col. Sanderson, Paduoah, heniucky-
9th Col Hogey, 0tteryille, MISC uri- r
.5th Col Yeatch, Cairo, Illinois, ~. .-ss.l-1 Il
goth, Col. Wbeatiey, otterytile, Alsso1ri; uzs
9th, Col. Colgroye, Ersderlekto"n, Nd s--g
18th Col Miller, Munfordsvill KY -
seth, Colonel Bass, Eolinyille, KY. = -
3lst, Col. Cruft, Calhoun, ny.
odd, lst German, Col Which, MunfordAYiiie'
$50, col Oobaru, Lexington, KY. a
3fth, Col. Ryan, New H4vens Kentucky.
35th-lst ITish-Col- Walker, Bardstown, Ky.
Seth, Col. Grose, New Haven, Kentucky
s7th, Col Hazard, Bacon Creek statisn' Ky.
SSH, Col. Scribner, INDISPENSABLE, ny.
ssth Col Harrison, Hunf1rdsville, KY
10Th, Col Wilson, Somerset, Ky.
42d Col jones' South Carrolt0n, KY.
43d Col George X. Steele, Calhoun Ky. .e
44fh C5l Reed, Calhoun KY.
4Ah Col Fitch, New Haven, Ky.
47th Col. Sack New Haven, KY.
49tb Col Ray, Bardstown, KY.
50th Col Durham, New Haven, same.
6lst, Mechanics, Col. Streight. Wild Cat, same.
5Tth Col MchEullep, Somerset same.
Ssh, Col Carr, Somerset, same.
CAVALRY.
Capt Braeken's Company, Western Virginia.
Post Office address, Beverly.
Capt Sirtleys Company, Western virginia
Post Once address, Point Pleasant.
Cnpt Graham's Company, Nollnyllle1 ksntncAy
Capt Gaddis's Company, No linyille, same
Capt Moreau's Company, New Maven, same.
Capt KIeine's Company, Nolinville, same
2sth Reg ment, Col. Baker, lst Cavalry Iron
ton, Missouri. go,
Bardstown, Kentucky. .s -.
StOnagLand ing, Maryland
ARTILLERY.
CAPT. Rabb's Battery, LeayeuREortbs KANSAS
Cant UOkefair's Battery, OtteFyilles Missouri
Capt. Klags's Battery, Upton, Missouri.
Capt Bush's Battery, Munfordsville, KY.
Capt. simonson's Battery, Mupfordsvilie, same
Capt Behr's Battery, Calhoun, same.
Capt. Harris's Battery Munfordsvillei same.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.-Neither Senate or
House are in session, both having adjourn
ed over till Monday
Erricson's gunboat is in great favor here.
It will be thoroughly tested soon by the
Navy Department.
The Senate Finance COMMITTEES is ia ses-
sion to-day on the legal fender clause of the
Treasury Note bill
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-10
FRIDAY, FEBRBARY Is, 1855,
Fine Fur Gloves.

HUsT kECBkE~ED, - coon .gS-
- sortmeut Of Fur Gloves, suitable present 10
your friends in tho army. Also new lot 81 Las
dies Furs. Cali soon and make your seIeetiors. 81
YAUTIER q MARCOENIER,
dec1s no. 30 Main street
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NEW YoRK, Feb. s.-By the frigate Sa-
vannah we learn that the expedition on the
Savannah river has been greatly magnifed.
II consisted Of only few small gun boats
and brigade of two thousand men. 1t
sailed from Port Royal to reconnoiter and
exercise the men. The main part of the
expedition had returned when the Savan-
nah left. A number of cannon We're being
sent through the creek, but for what pur-
pose is not known Commodore Dupont
has and will ia future prevent ali commu-
nication between Port Royal and the North,
as the correspondents of the press have
materially interfered with many of his
plans, and no steamers or sailing vessels
will be allowed to leave until all his plans
are perfected. -7.-s- --.Hs
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Boston, Feb. s.-The Slips Ocean Pearl,
Idioke, and North America, with the troops
and stores forming part Of the Butler Ex-
peditioD, sailed this morning for Ship
Island,
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Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of four
executions issued out of the oilce OF the Clerk
County, Indiana, In favor Of Henry Homby,
Sr., Administrator of the Estate Of W. II. Erskiue,
aud against jos. Jureensmier, Frederick W-gr and
Joseph Ostermau, Replevin Bail, one ina favor of
William Felstead, Administrator Of john Deens
deceased, and against Joseph Jurgensmier, Her
Buchanan oud Adam 05tcrmRB, RepleYin
Bail, one in favor Of Charles Yiele, Charles E.
Bement and George W. Bsment and against 10.
seph Jurgensmier, and one in favor OF GEORGE W.
Jurgensm cir and Joseph Osterman, have lowed
upon, and will,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-10
LAST NIGHTS REPORT
Our Army in Pursuit-Thou-
sands of Shot Guns, ID
Cannon and SO Prisoners
Taken-Fort DonelS5n to
be Attacked-France about
to Interfere in Our War.

CINc1NATI, Feb. Specials to the Com
mercial and Gazette give additional details
of the capture of Fort Henry. z.
Al the time of the attack, the rebel in
fantry were in their camp, eating dinner.
They abandoned everything, leaving thou
sands of shot gune, all their camp equipage
and clothing. In pursuing the enemy,
Maj. Mccullough. of Col Dckey's cavalry
captured six guns, aud Col. John A. Logan
captured eight guns, and ffty-three prison
ers.
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Special Notices.

ETsdEEh for ths Soldier For one who dies
from the effects Of the bullet, perish from damp
and exposure to night air. Small doses Of H0L
LOWAY'S PILLS taken every ether night will
correct all disorders of the Liver and Stomach,
purify the Blood and insure sound health to every
man. Only % cents PER Box. feb4
r TaFH z or AssGssy ts a sgOy forces
Who can be beautiful with sickly pale com pick
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and ILLS The skin is formed with thousands Of
pores in every inch of surfacs whose Office it Is TO
carry OF the impurities of the biood-the ac-
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when the skin is dry and parchedSwhen it Is
covered with eruptions-when it is cold and clam
my-when there is iaward fever Inflammation
1T is impossible for the skin under these eircum-
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carry Of the impurities frem the body designed
JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
these obstructions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove the eruptioas from The skiB, and
cause it to bright en- with the fush of youth and
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beauty produced by health and happiness ~
medicine Dealers dec3
Nigh LfCfsg.-This is very apt 70 produce a
disordered stomach, resulting in Dyspepsia
H0oaand's German Biters win entirely relieve any
nausea er bad telling, and prevent more serious
consequences. If you have the Dyspepsia, "a few
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their original gor. They are for sale by druggists
and dealers in medicines everywhere, at IS cents
per bottle. jan2f
FF q s0fsh ans g-rsssssf F1GsasEsrs thai W.
recommend TO those suffering from Rheumatism
Gout, OF Neuralgia, or the psrnicious effects o
Mercury. DR.. Leland's Anti Rbeumatic Band-i
being the only remedy for those hitherto incurabl
complaints. See advertisement IN another column
Of our paper, Of the Anti -Rhunatic Band,
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John Wesley Hughes.

TT APPERRENHa BE0 .FFFEEs-G E1Fr
-M this day fled in the Office OF ths Clerk OF the
Court aforesaid that the claim in this action b.
for the principal and interest, and costs Of protest
upon three Bills of Exchange, and that the defend
ant is a nonresident Of the $ ate Of Indiana. Mo-
tice OF the tendency Of the above entitled action
is therefore given 20 said John Wesley Hughes,
and that the viii stand for trial az tLc Hszt
term of tho Court aforesaid to be begun and bold
at the Court House in the City Of Brownsville, in
the County and State Aforesaid, On the fist Mon
day in April, 1862.
Witness the Clerk of said Court at Evansville
the 9Th day of February, A, d. 1852.
LOUIS RICHTER. Clerk NJ. q G.
Wheeler & Iglekart, Pl'fs Attags.
e0hc
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sATURpAY, FERRUARY -. -.

between the hours of 10 O'clock A. N. and o'clock
p. N. of said day, at the door of the Court House
in the city Of Evansville, Nanderburgh county
Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the rents,
issues and profits for term not exceeding seven
years of the following described real estate,
wit Lot No. forty-two az, in Hewsou addition
to the city OF Evansville and county OF Wander
burgh and State Of Indiana, according to tbo
corded plat of said addition, recorded i'm Plat
Record Book A, page 195 Of the Recorders Ofhce
of Vanderburgh county, Ind
And should said rents and profits not sell for "a
sufficient 20 satisfy said writ and COSTS I VIII
at the tine and place, offer for sale and sell
the fee simple Of said premises.
s4- .rs8 GEORGE WOLELTN, s. n. g
Wheeler 3 Iglehart, 81. 8. johnson and T. G.
Stinson. PPfs Atfy's. fsu24-E7
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a HB94FE's s.sAA, .V-O. 46.

&AERAGk,S 6~zA@kzi ~ =. eEp-
By virtue of an order Of Sale issued our Of hs
Office of the Clerk Of the Court y Common Pleas,
of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in favor OF Clark
Cody and Edward L. Cody and against Uel W.
Armstrong, John Greek, ct al Will expose 10 sale
public auction, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1852,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A II ana O'Clock
7. M. Of said day, at the door of the Court Houes
in the city Of Evansville, The rents issues and
profits for the term Of seven years Of the following
described real estate, to-wft;
Lots Nos one ~, two C2) three (3). four a., FIVE
~, six 6ls seven IL eight (s), nine l9), ten 40
and eleven on in Block No. hve - IN Greeksyius
so called together with all the lu Der and factory
machinery, engines and everything else on suid
lots, all in the county Of Yanderburgh and State
Of Indiana.
And should said rents and profits Of saiareai-
estate not sell for a sufficient 20 satisfy saia
writ and costs, viii at the same time and place
offer for sale the fee simple Of said PreInises
GEORGE W0LELTN-
Sheriff v. c.
G. W Hardin PTfs Atty. fst7-s5Z5
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Arrival and Departure Of the
M q 7 Il ..

TThe time here set down is adjusted to contract
kogrs On the River there is variation according
10 circumstances
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The following are the stations OF the lnalaaa
tro0ps IN active service outside of the STATE we
shall corr ect ii feom time to tune rs the sefefai
regiments move from one position 70 aAotner'
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STATE OF INDIANA, c IN me Eao9efyntgn
Yanderburgh county. ( 'T"-r 1ss7 Ia 'e5
Frederick Mckee and
William 8. Mckee, A++,.t,,,o,+
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sg- The second speech of Mr.. Sumner,
In the Senate, on the Bright case, was one
of the most bitter speeches of the debate.
He dealt his blows with precision and earn
estness. Referring 10 the question, as to
whether the seat properly belonged to Mr..
Bright, or to the State of Indiana he
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SIR gVsO. Is.

By virtue of an order of sale Issued out Of the
Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Vanderburgh county, Indians IN favor Of
John A. Reitz and against Victor Bisch aud
August KolIenberg, / will on
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BY virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of TIE
ONCE of the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Vsnderburgh county, Indiana In favor OF
Matthew Hyland and against Hugh Fisher Nell
Ffsha md Toh fGh ( vii on
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GYREREFE7s s.gER no. 30.

Wheeler q Iglehesrt, Prf5 Att'ys.
jan25-S5.25
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0HBRKRFS SIZE y .. 40.

wheeler & IglehaTt, Pm Att'ys.
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STATE OF INDIANA, yands s391 Circuit
Vanderburgh County o4 49, = a ~ t "a A.
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~G0U.N-TY ExRRSRxs .%-OTECE.-
" All persons having books, drawn frem tue
County Library, are notified to return the same to
the Library between this date and the first day of
February next. Volumes will not be given out TO
readers until further notice.
w. II. WALKER,
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RATEHAM. HANFoRp & CO.

rsHOFOE T.1BEE BDTTBR, at
4 decls a. A. COOKS.
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FRIpAY, FEBRuARY ia, -.


and sell the fee simple OF said premises.
GEORGE WOLFLIN, S, e. %
Th65. H. Garvin, Pitts ATTY. ian3L
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-12
THE DEFENCEs OF COLUMBUS, KY

The Cincinnati Times obtains from a
practical civil engineer, who has paid
at least half a dozen visits to Columbus,
in disguise, within the last three or four
months, a correct description Of the
place with it's Notifications, &c. The
bluff on which the town is built varies
in heighth from les to $50 feet. North
Of the town is forest of cotton wood
trees extending for several miles along
the bank of the river, and in this are
three masked batteries Of l2 and "a
Founders, and containing from Is to 20
guns in all. Below these, and Just
opposite, and within range of Belmont
OH the Missouri shore, is an earth fort
mounting 26 gnns. This is at the foot
of the bluff. Above arc some light
batteries Of field pieces. Fifty feet
above the crown Of the bluff, and 200
feet above the river, there is also a,
this point 128-pounder gun of very
long range. This is the most formid.
able Of all the defenses of the place
Between this and the town there are
still two other batteries mounting in
the aggregate 36 guns. The rebe]
strength here is reported to be between
10000 and 35, 200 men.
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lHI1LlEsROIsM or q WISCONSIN BOY.

Another st example Of almost super.
human man endurance and spirit, as related
to me by DR.. VOORHEES,, of Mississippi
gentleman far to- intelligent and
skllltul TO be engaged. in such a cause
otherwise than i'll salleviating its mis-.
series, IS as follows; RI 5*Ss-" g.. ~
:. "When at the bombardment OF
Fort Henry a young Wisconsin boy,
who had by some means been made a
prisoner, had his arm. shattered BY a
ball from our gunboats, he was taken
to one of the huts, where DR.. .Vosr-
HES attended him. He had Just barred
the bone when an enormous shell
came crashing through the hut. The
little fellow, without moving a muscle
talked with firmness during the oper-
alton of saving the bone, when an.
other went plungings close by them
The doctor remarked that it was get.
ting too hot for him, and picked the
boy up in his arms and carried him
into one of the bombproofs, where the
operation was completed. The only
answer; of the Northerner3 was, stlt
you think this is hot, it viii be GOOD
deal to hot for you by.and-by.'' "And,:
says the doctor, II should like to see
that boy again he is the bravest little
fellow l ever saw 5'.uJ
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-12
GREAT MENTAL FEAT.

A great literary curiosity, fully
worthy the notice Of a D'Israeli, is a
book which has been printed without
having been written. The author is
professionally mechanical typo, who
set up the matters from 6 copy'' in
his mind. This is literal fact. He
wrote with pen merely the headings
OF his topics and subjects-the senten-
ces he eorote IN types. The book is
entitled "The Printers Manual a
Practical Guide to Compositors and
Pressmen; by Thomas Lynch" 1t
consists Of 262 pages, l2mo, (breyier)
in classical English Imagine a man
treating his mental or inner self objec-
tively, standing back and locking at
it Cincinnati Telegraph.
Printer editors will see nothing very
remarkable in the above, as nothing il
more common than for them-particu
larly those connected with weeklies
alone-to put editorials in type from
copy in the mind, without putting per
or pencil to paper. The writer Of thi:
item has put in type, in that way, mat
ter enough to make, in all probability
a dozen such volumes ~ is abov,
spoken of. --Milacdukee Sentinel.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-12

New JERsY TO MINNESOTA, GREET
1NG%.--We learn by q private letter o.
the following act Of generosity. b,
some patriotic ladies in the East.
Sergeant J. H. Smith, Of Company A
Third Minnesota Regiment, IS recent
~ from New Jersy. A Indies society
in the township from which he came
has prepared box oxcontaining sheets
pillow cases, dressing gowns for inva,
lids, and a variety Of. other, hospita
stores, and pair of good woolen
mlttens for each soldier Of Company
"A. Ii those boys don't bless the Jear
sey girls, they deserve to have thei,
fingers frost bitten. Shouldn't be sur
|prised if. after the war, some Of then
should find their way. down to til.
banks OF the Raritan, in seareh Of tfe
hands that gave the mittens.-Stat.
AH6IC8. - :4rt.; "a, Hyvs: Z. .,sg $~4.sz