The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-02-26
" HOLE NUMBER 293.


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ed Dew olt, about twentyethree Years
|of age, from the Minnesota river. was
trapping in the Chippewa river cour,-
TRY, in the northwest portion OF Monon=
gala county, in company with two
|companions, tSilas Foote and William
kouts. One day, three or four weeks
tslnce, lie started from camp with i
pack Of fi,rs which he took to Mr..
Lunburg's, about ten miles distant. and
left. They wished him to remain nm
1tllnext day but he refused. and at 8
o'clock in the afternoon started to- re-
turn; to camp. Shertly after this a
heavy, storm came up. For a week
nothing was heard of him, and at the
end Of which lime his companions
came to the house before mentioned
to inquire his whereabouts they sup>
! posing he was there, while the inmates
thought he had reached camp. Search
was made without success, and no
tE t1aoe ~ Ills ooey mas yet oeen 1ouno'
riiS 'faehs a, were iouna some aalstaaoe
Io'h a: !''e mousse. bearing III the wrong
oirec'ioh 1of camp .asq=5 tzasf, ,,Essw
The St. Peter Statesman says: We
admit the truth of all that has been
said in favor of the healtbfulness of
Minnesota atmosphere. but experience
nas taught US mat mat even n,'sdh editors cannot
t. eA1so AT 'o"s on an .''one. e.. g. ,~-,.,,ss
hanu patents on entr'es made pre-
" T,o"s 20 r. last sPring are no" at the ST.
1eter ONCE ready 1or deliVery There
are aiso a large NUMBER OF detective
e,.'i,es :, returned 1or CORRECTION Many
u 'Aese .Gelectlye entrles ARISE on ac-
count %, the lana .,. warrants, and II not
, s.sehaea 20 NUN. Mitnln one year the party
nkS on 1notn .ne lanu war,ant iva was pur-
for it's commences = HundIged. g is hsss
lost their land warrants in this w,v f,r
! the Years 1855 g and y. and ~ara nv. s
5 obliged to furnish a new land warrant
to-. enter their land ANEW. MOS, ~
these entries we're made IN 1s5e -
~, - ga,
Fl: me o. 1aul osIour'attt says Last
mgnt, = anuary 29th-30th, was about, as
Gola g, as ma that ot the 18th 18th. The
- netiuotheeer 81 Ir1t Twas was a. = n, down to
- pe,oW Nsy. zero: Al "a. 9 A. n, y, was at
50 below, and A.. NJ, at 2S o.
say. - ~,.,y-1g - 'e"s''t . '''s' =
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lne Ill :, onakoPee 4'yus IS says: We
,I"'n .'''' III o''ier Port'ons OF the state
'.ne .'e la' 'ne.s are making extensive ar :.
, ""s ~, e''ien.s LOT ~, INC mah'l1acture OF
maple susal: , ahls move nov 1',ca Is caused ses
y VIC NY taill ~ whlch :,l'l mas mas oeen pIac
leu upo" sugars SUE imported INTO this
: count'y we "on!d commend this
subject 70 'he attent'on ofsour agrlcul-
, ','ai,fesaefs' a., and would urge them to
so5''ksWlse' ,~sss'1a eal 2aitt,sfaf 1e
;. y The Niles e(Mich.) Re0,sbl;cnn says
} La view Of the tariff on sugars. great
preparations are being made among
the farmers for making e1sugar tho com.
J. ling season. There are tens OF. .thou.
! sands Of maple teers in our forests.
and there is no doubt but theyy! viii be e
made useful the coming spring. G7f''s
The st. Cloud Democrat. saws: This
Subject should command attention ev-
erywhers. Minnesota could produc.
half enough sugar for home consumn.
ton. ~ ~ .:~.a.ag #, s:sssas-.. sas-1.
Tho sG,s,coo. p.<,;.,,,., ...... = M
, are pleased to learn that althouol, the
times are rot very PROMISING 7thsyr
will be quite an einigratiop.. i;ntoI thm
Estate the ensuing spring. We ha,e
received numerous letters from parties
in different States informing us that 8
kind of Minnesota fever exists which
: 'linImapy cases will prove fatal. We
: believe the people in this State are in
flavor of such feyers. And ne be.tr, to
assure our friends II, the East th,,at t,,
; when they come here tl1l,e,yy. viii bid
'tgood bye TO all feYcrs. ssfs'Sii Il
The indians rscently encamped N
|aronnd this Immediate vicinity. ll,aye
ldisappe ared. Every winter th.v -.
visit their old hu,,;nu .,.nnnJ. .,'....a