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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-13
aWRrSDirit.

y The meeting At Pine Island Monday night
was perfect success. The gathering was
very large. embracing people from the town Of
Pine Island. and the Eastern parts Of Cherry
Grove and Roscoe. 1926, was subscribed
to the bounty fund to be used for the benefit
Of those towns in the proportion of the sub
scription from each. After the close Of the
meeting. patriotic resolutions were adopted,
among which was one, that i've recognize
but but two divisions Of the people in this
emergency those who are loyal to the con :.
s:itution, and thosc who are disloyal," y also
one that the president be requested to call
out five hundred thousand more men and
have them ready to take the field by the first
OF next December if necessary.
Twenty two volunteers came forward and
enlisted, and many more from that section
ARE coming right along. Pine Island has
done nobly. She has already sent sixty-two
men to the army, and no she sends u large
number more. ...
Tuesday night there was a great war
meeting at Zumbrota the result Of which
we have not heard, but we have no doubt q
large number enlisted, as that town though
exceedingly patriotic: had not sent yer!
| larg number so.the army before. :....
Fl Goodhue Centre polls 6fty~two votes and
has heretofore sent tD>nty one men to the
war, and now send Eve Or six more.
At Red Wing the recruits are inst rush
ing in. At a Firsmen's meeting hold Monday
evening twenty two sigaed the muster roll
The company numbers less than forty, and
has Therefore sent more than half its mum.
Der. -: 49,.
McLaren told us last evening that he has
now forty.nine men sworn into the Goodhue
Guards ,.nd Mr.. Densmore says there are now
thirty on Mr.. Williston's roll.
But for all the recruits come in so last,
there eeiW 1e draft. we have got to raise
two hundred and eighty men, and they will
not all volunteer before the 18th. Then let
there be a perfect rush Of all who want to
secure the bounty. and at the same time
avoid being compelled to 60.
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Ole @opabll& Woluntrtr
J. II. PARKER :::: Editor.
ICED Wing, August 18th. 1864.
TO the Irish American Citizens Of
Goodhue County.

We do not say ''to the Irishmsn" Of Good
hue County, for. wherever the place Of birth
we are all Americans, and yet there is an in
descrihab'e, undeinable chord Of sympathy
that draws those whose ancestry and
birth was in any particular country, together
and makes them feel in . peculiar degree
that here, away from their native country
though at home in their adopted, they have
ia more special brotherhood together. =
You in common with US, owe debt to
your adopted country, which she now calls
upon you to pay. She offers great induce.
meots mr you to come up and pay it vol"n
tari'y, and it ought to be paid in that way
1rshmen have been tho pride Of every army
when they have held posit:on,-they are
tho pride Of America. The glorious old 69lh
will hold place in tho American heart while
the Union lasts.
BY the request Of large number Of prsmi>
nent citizens OF Irish descent, Gov. Ramsey
has authorized regiment to be raised to be
composed exclusively Of Irishmen, to he des-
isnated the 9th Regiment Minnesota Vol
uutecrs. j. L. Mcdonald, editor of the
SAakqpos Aryu, is the leading man in the
movement and q better, more whole ssuled
man never lived than he. The regiment
themselves will be allowed to select their
own field officers and chaplain. A great in>
suit has been offered to Goodhue County in
nes'ecting her in the location Of the parts
that are to be honorod with position in this
regiment. The Press says:
1T is proposed to raise two companies in
Ramsey county, two in Scott. two in Da .
kola. one in LcSuer, one in Rice, one in
Hennepin, and one in Fillmore. Let active
young men set to work among their country
men. Fifteen men will entitle them to a
second licute:ancy." ~
Goodhuc can furnish full company Of
Irish citizens, and she ought to do it. The
time is short, but yet there is time enough.
Let the active prominent ones 60 At it. and
in a very few days they can have part if not
q whole company. Lot old Goodhue be rep.
resented in every regiment.
live have to resort to draft in this county
the draft from the Irish population will take
fully half a company. why not fill it up by
volunteering in the eighth.
There is no time to stop and talk, but
there is abundant Tins for prompt, energetic
action, SO fall iuto ranks.
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TaE PROPER War 10 TIRE r SHE TRAr-
TON In Baltimore, lew days ago. the
ColoDel OF The 9th Pennsylvania was walk
ing 70 the street with friend, when young
g'ri q sixteen or seventeen noticed his uni
bfn. called cat. "Hurrah Tor JEFF r The
Colonel Imnediatsly rei1ed her. bent her
oser his knes gave her TOO o. .hres slaps.
md released her said .Whes ron ees home,
~ dear. tell -FOUR ma that rem havs been
spanked b : live Yankee officer = and O.
ths g'n nd BIZ Tie Colossi's Ie$ while IS
- chastn.g hsr hs a5isd, tell hsr ron
- The hrst nsuth6ul q b1sl nest ron
hare iasted j. many ! day-' Z
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Rattle.

There has been severe battle between
Banks and Jackson. on the Shanepdore
Banks attacked Jackson last Saturday abou,
six miles South Of Cnlpcpper Court House,
and terrible battle ensucd, lasting all day
The loss was abont two thousand on each
side; the reports do not state the number
Of men engaged, About night Gems. Pope
md Mcdowell arrived to reinforce Banks,
while Gen, Fill reinforced Jackson. There
was probably severe fight next day, but
we have no authentic information on the sub
iect.
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General Headquarters, State Minnesota.

Generni ttearanarlers. stat" Vim esOta.
81! GENERAL ORDERS, NO. %. - .,,....,.
..,. ...tADJUTANT GESERALs OFFICE. J
ST.. PAUL. M1SN. August 8. 1862. {
The pressing nature Of the orders from
the War Department., requiring that the
militia lists shonld be prepared. with the
least possible delay. and in order to secure
greater correctness, the County Auditors OF
the several counties in this State are ,eQues-
ted to prepare blank militia lists for the as
SCISSORS of their several wards and townships.
ane to forward them at cnce to the more
distant townships by special messenger
The State viii! paw all expenes incurred for
that purpose. If the United States should
refuse to do 80. iJ4. 49,,
The assessors will not. As some suppose,
be the Judges Of who il or is not liable to do
military duty The y must take down the
names Of all white male citizens between
the ages Of eighteen and forty five. in the
manner directed bv General Orders. No. %
By order ofthe Commander n--Chief
OSCAR MALMRos,
Adiutant General.
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Old Aea for Coupcii, YousE nea for
ssztes =ssF sd qss War. ss

Old Hen for Council, YsssE nea for
Sz#sg szasF 81 qzs War. s.s SSss ss5.
Eeiag young man om.elc We hays .
right g speak to and about yosng oen. ard
ve shall do %. Young nsa ought 70 nvs
tbs un;on- eaght to says II By fshtiag is
battles. They sssht to Be 10 he arDy:
they ars Tie snrs 70 take tie pla1ss q thsss
shs havs fallen II attle-thsy - -
g " = 90 reduced res;nssta llany
ysaag nsn whs ssght 10 eslil1 -ases ~ 1o-
ngs. sna pss6ahly ssus e thsu4 vii =
candidates eor edrs this su. We -4hi,k -
yo.as naa osght = = eIeeisd loasy eln
g this cosnty THIS IN, vho = al @ psr-
eoFn nSlitasy dry. We kays pIasty q
sas0sa, payseally dil sall6dsfDr nililasy
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Warlike Candidates.

A funny dialogue took place day or two
since in front Of the Winslow House be-
tween Major Cullen, and Lieut.. Gov. Don.
nelly.
Major c. proposed that they should both
stop running for Congress and 80 and en-
list. .
Gov. D., objected to this ~ it would re-
quire two now conventions TO be called to
nominate two new candidates, but proposed
to enter into an agreement with Major G.
that whoever was defeated should 60 ~ once
and enter the ranks.
The Major objected to this highly reason
able proposition and drove off rather red in
the hce.-Iress.
We hardly know whether the above is a
joke, or not. II it is q transaction that did
actually take place, We are constrained to say
that the proposition made BY Major Cullen
to Lieut.. Gov. Donne'ly vas emiaently pat.
riotic. and should hare been eagerly accepted
by Mr.. Donnelly. The names Of those
gentlemen would give an impetus 10 enlist
ment that would moro than compensate
their loss in the national legislature.
So far As the objection that two new con-
vsntions would be required to nominate two
new candidates is concerned, it 10 al mis-
take: conventions, and party candidates are
a curse to any country. Although both the
gentlemen now in the field. in this district
for Congress, were nominated BY party
convention, they dare not either Of them ask
the vote Of = single man in the State on the
ground Of their party relations. Tho time
has been when it would have been tol Grated
but it il not 50 no,o. The people have got
something on their hands 70 attend e now
besides party strifes. Either Of them would
look. and would no doubt feel Is mean IS
sheep>stealers to advocate his claims to sup
port on the ground o: his psrtinnship.
Then where IS the necessity Of two new
conventions to nominate two new candi-
dates ?"Lct the proper authorities call an
election to elect congrsssusn, and ~ enter
tain no doubts that the people would find
for themselves candidates enough. II ANT
NAN WANTS TO RuS FER AIR oY1lcx LIT
HIN NOMINATE nrmsErr.
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see atlarge, was expelled from the. Nethc.
dist ministry for lying and cheating his neigh
Dor in : measure Of corn ? Now said I,
for Gods sake say nothing moro about
preachers until you know what sort Of preach
ers are in your own ranks' And thus en-.
ded the colloqny between me aud Yancey.
/ have never seen him since. Ladies' and
gentlemen. l have spoken much loager than
intended.
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FRoNGEN. POPEs cOslsAND.

LITTLE WAssIxorox. Vas Jaly 20, 5
The, people of Calrsppss QF.ags SD
Madison ~es thnndefngnck q ihs seeeas
sudden .ppsansee q d. UnsDa lsrees as.ls,
Gen. Hatch. ThsY ~ represented = tssoe
beesrtiiy rex 9: ile m. They. nsy vsll
3, ~ ths prpsfset ofs ssaryaGisas stassa
thsn = III hee. Their steck has besa
driven Of b The cosfrdsrstes. Th4 wheat
erep = slnost apsihilsted 81 rass asds~os.
sod he eors, sesansly shove IL xppuad -
- chance n ripsniag bsfxs frost
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HEADQUARTERs ARnY OF yrrnyr,.
NAsHINaTos, july q
GENERAL osDrs NO. i

sa GENERAL ORDER NO. /
. Hereafter n" guards will IS placed o,s,
private houses Or private property Of any
description whatever. Commanding on
GERS are responsible for the conduct ofthe
troops under their command, and the articles
OF war and regulations Of the army provid.
ample means for restraining them to The fuu
extent required for discipline and elbe;eocf.
Soldiers were called into the field TO do l...
the against the enemy, and it is not exn.e4.
ed that their force ana energy. shall 81
wasted in the protection ofthe private, prop
erty Of those most hostile to. the government.
No soldier serving in this army hereafter
will be employed in such service.
By command of Gen. PORE, - zzzzg.
Signed Gro. D. RucaLrx.
Col. A. A. G., and Chief. Of Staff
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duty, who are abundantiy qualified topper.
form the duties Of any ofacesin this county.
TO such let the Offices DO given, preceded
they '''1 pledge tAemseloes togivs all tho pro.
cfeds Of their c9ice, orer and a1ore tho tzpen'
ses Of tho 96'fe, and the support Of their fam.
u.s. to TIE he oclunteer tund, bit not otherqoiss
We need to save our young men for The
army, and they oogh: not to be encountered
with ofics that will prevent their going, - :
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-13
Exnnplc wo,,Ay Of Ia,taais..

The Hon. SCHUYLER ColiAx, 1sdilate "a.
Congress in the 9th Indians Disssict i ean
vass'ng his district. stirring up the people &
50 to the War. Would il nok b eo0aenil
able # our own candidates, DsaRellY aad
Cullen should pursue thu sans eosrs hoael
We think il would look mach noss naalI
and potriosic, and b much hettsr.than . :,
1oing around beEying vosss. Va sill u
live and prosper even thosgA saitAar efthu
should 3 elected bat i he egyss.aese !
oveEthova. - night = vii nv N
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-13
Day is Dawning.

The supiness of action, and the evident
failure OF those in authority to comprehend
the magnitude Of the Struggle in which we
are engaged. and tho total failure Of our ar.
mics to accomplish that which the people
expected at their hands, cast shadow o.
gloom over the nation that was fast deepen.
ing into The blackness Of despair. Great des.
poadency rested upon all the people. All
energy seemed to have died out Of the Ad
ministration, and all branches Of the govern
ment rartook Of the lethergy that pervaded
one. $50. -.
But let US rejoice, "thank God and take
courage" The day Of inact,on has passed
and now the fate Of this nation is to he de.
cided at the point Of the bayonet-decided
coon. Our impoverished army is to DO re-.
plenished rev fields and positions now
held BY traitors are to be occupied by tho
armed bands Of the Union, and glorious re-
suits may be speedily expected.
The President now feels the responsible
ty Of the work on hand. He has called for
GOO 900 more men to take the field and fight
the battles Of the country. Those men are
called for and wanted NON. and they will be
forthcoming, for il not offered, the services
Of men will be empelled-compelled by
draft. Let no man complain At this, for
every man ores service to his country,
which that country has right to demand
whenever needed.
The 100000 men must be mustered into
the service by the 18th inst. 1t is short
time. and yet it is long enough. No man
can 60 into the army without making .
great sacrifice, and the less time man has
to think of such sacrifice, the easier it is
to be made. ... : ..1
The quota Of this State is between four
and five thousand men, and from this county
Two hundred and eighty men. Goodhue
has been, (and VIC are proud to claim
the honor the banner County in the State.
live raise our quota without being COMPEL.
ed to resort to compu'sion, she will still
claim and hold that high honor. Shall it
be done Men Of Goodhue County. shah it
DO done? We hope. We believe it will,
The volunteer has many advantages over
the drafted man which itwould be we'll to
consider. In the FIRST place he gets $40
bounty from the County. 800 bounty from
the government $25, Of which Is paid wher
he enters !; he gets an additional government
bounty for enlistment Of s.. and the first
months pay, $19, paid in advance Thus
he gets clear bounty Of 1922, over and
above his regular pay, $47 Of which he gets.
in advance, besides his first months pay.
making An advance payment Of $50. This
viii certainly support IN ordinary family
until pay day at least The drafted men
gets mona Of this he gets his regular pay.
but no bounty, Ieis far betteri in our jsdg-
mest FOR person to volunteer and get soms
thing to leave with his family than Il IS to
Be drafted and leore the family destitute
But whether volunteer or draft, the Almigh
~ viii never permit the family Of defender
.ot the right to suffer. & w
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WAsHINaTos,Aug. 8.
The following order, authorizing the rar.
rest Of persons dlsceuraging enlistmenty, has
been issued
War DEPARTMENT.

rest q persons dlsceuraging enlistmenty, has
been issued Is
WAR DEpARTMENr. o.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8, 1862.{
ORDERED-First, that all United States
Marshals and Superintendents, or Chiefs Of
Police of any town, city or district, be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed to
arrest and imprison any person or persons
who may be engaged by act, or speech, or
writing, in discouraging volunteer enlist-
ments, or in any way giving aid and comfort
TO the enemy.sor any other disloya! practice
Second, That Immediate report be made
to Major L. G. Turner, Judge Advocate, in
order that such persons may be'tried before
military commission. <.sl -. s.,s.xsI
Third, The expenses Of such arrests and
imprisonments will be certified to the Chief
Of the War Department for settlement and
payment. t152 Ill s[5s esfyss93 D3t97f13~ii
5a (Signed) y EDWIN: M.4STANroN, ? ..
40 - :; ill.,. Z, ;pa q. Secretary o. War.
., ss.7x.:. 9as. WAsH1xeroN, August L.
Especial to Times ]-Cassius M. CLAY is
talked Of as likely to be sent to Cincinnati to
assume command Of the new Department Of
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky Prominent
Kentucky men here have received ASSURANCE
es that troops shall be crowded into Ken.
tncky as fast as raised in Ohio and Indiana.
They ask also that the property Of the rebels
shall be seized at once. and all refusing to
take the oath Of allegiance shall be driven
south. ...I
WAsH1NGToN., Aue.7.
Especial to Past]-Governor sprague has
arrived here. it is reported that he comes
here to consult with the President in regard
to the enlistment Of a negro regiment.
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NMNA 8 NAM g.

- V1 Y y =, We rV2G Y 60.
THE. undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens Of Rcd Wing and vicinity that he
has opened Tailor Shop in Red Wing, where
ne is ready to receive orders aking up
clothes after
n : THE LATEST STYLE,
and most fashionable cut. Experience Of ever
twenty years in all branches of the trade. in
cutting and ma king up garments for men and
children, enables him to give perfect sxtisfac-
ton to al who will favor him with their patron
age Particular attention paid to cutting
clothes to order to be made by ladies.
All Clothes Warrant to Fit!
Shop on Main street, hetwce. Smith & Dick
inson,s Bank and A. W. Esping's Jewclry Store.
Red Wing, May 23d, 1862.
n44vo:Sm A. GROSS.
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Az nan Who nosnss ~ stsnp 70 talk
|polhna shsul1 b shus. r-ha i o tino tor
1t kind- of sxaddie.-H.
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SASH, DOOR AND BLIND MANUFAC-
80 eTOkx. ~
AT THE BLUFF MILLS.
RED WING, Missesesas

The subscriber has lately htted.sp tbe upper
story ofGranis, Daniels u Cos Nal With The
best kind Of Machinery for the Mandatory Of
Sash, Door, Blinds, Windov-Frsmss,l pss.
Frames. Noaldihgs, b,css Flooring aad Gdi6fs
which he can furnish 10 the public atreasoner
bic TstEs.s s. - Il II Is - s. xssgsg
f1A good assortment always On hsnd.
OLIVER BPRAKK
n7sa ~ ss-nS:ly
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HARRISBURG. Aug. s

"1s"1'|1'01sU'
Volunteers are coming in by thousands
There will be by Tuesday next sufficient
number to fill up the fifteen regiments which
with the regiments from Philadelphia, will
fill up the State quota Of volunteers. Sew
eral regiments completely organized, armed
and equipped. will start for the scat of war
early next week. -. ri. = IL -
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Michigan has nearly filled her quota under
the frs: call for 10000 men, and will fur
nish her quota under the last call without
re,orting to draft, if short extension OF
time is allowed. Fight regiments of infant
~ and one Of cavalry in this State, will be
ready tor the field as soon as equipments are
received.
The New York herald., 1862-08-09
branding thcm a. the most aesploaDls Pharsees on

in branding them the most dospcabls Phariseos
All British iron clad ships in commission are failures
as seagoing vessels. The Warrior is utterly
seaworthy that she could not accompany the Chan
mel leet to the Baltic, where they
She belonged to that fleet, and nothing would
nave pleased the Admiralty than to have sent this
but they afraid to trust her even for summer
crs se She and her consorts will the Allan
serwssa r and AFT. few DahIsren shells planted in
.hs, snA ould soon settle them Directions have been
issued 70 red large .Ses he nol ys suuehod
Deraaa ana ia 70 four and half inches aud judg
inc py those sacs ts will os more than they carry
= Cantan Coles, slrip viii be about as efficient
against ene Of CsgN ain Ercsson's as . thirtyt~o
P rdsl Tr,nsor, tbsir> OF class built for cruising
To have her machinery the shin BEING covorsd with
four-inch armor, 1.-THE rest sf 'Ae 'Ar 'e "'A
trust the United States 7, and Ssard ~ gia n
the offers Secretaries Marcy ght 10 canture privaie
property at Sea- This last right more ~ ar% nx ho 70
us than the first Privaseering may ICES to be carried
ns has and ss
to to the capture q private property bunder whe
they offered TO give up. Englani ma. this Is moi
blunder whom she refused the otter. hRoy + think
the popular American view Of tbs subject Snt ,ae end
little reflection will satisfy you thst am right ction
to be gained by sezing private SHIPS The dests the
OF the ensmy's commsrce. Engane's comnlsrce s d
We see now the effect Of stopping her trade with IN
Southern States OF America. Follow this up by de.
stroyng her commerce with India, China and
North and South America, and all England will be as Lam
cashre to-day If 80 to war, Is by the dssrac
on OF her commerce that must conquer her. There
will be invasion Of either country The Jats will be-
fought upon the We must burn. sink and destroy
every merchant snip bearing the British ag and every
ship carrying British property.
Many people In New York think they can give. home
thrust to England Ey capturing Canada. They mis-.
taken The Eagliah people are disguised with tbs Cana
dians and will be glad to be rid Of them believe they
would DO willing new 10 throw Canada as sop to the
Yankee bulldog by doing SO they could draw him of
the SOUTH a4s ..M ..8le4 .As ~ .s%
1t is useless to practice generosity towards England
Utterly destitute Of that high quality Englishmen do rot
appreciate it in others. Whatever tho American govern
mens does Is misrepyesented and charged TO somS
base saotive To tia generous side OF strict duty
with such people, in their present temper is literally
casting ~pearls before swinep
The question Of aid to Lancashire is being discussed in
but neither there elsowhcre have the
upper classes yet begun TO comprehent what is before
them They take the narrow view OF tho subject mon
tiored my and nothing short OF starvation will
the working people to assert their rights nothing
short revolution will force the arstocracy to do their
duty. - q- 4. .es ~ .stsEH
The New York herald., 1862-08-09
ARRIyAL OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER

Tho screw steamer City Of Manchester Capt Hsscrow
wlrieh saedrom Liverpool at four P NJ tho 23d and
from Queenstown the 25th OF july arrved at this port
early yesterday morning.
Her newsas been fully anticipated By the mails Of the
Arabia.
ThsCity OF Manchester since she last made her appear
anee here been thoroughly overhausd and repaired
New engines. &C, have been put in her, and she 10
show greater speed than she has yet
The New York herald., 1862-08-09
nxPREssEs.

BURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"A. Ing establishment Ill West Eleventh street bctwecn
shipped 10 all parts OF the world Covered wagons for rn
moyipg furniture Of faniliea furniture stored.