The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07
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SuaAR CANE.-Ths. .Imphee or AZ. {
rican Cane is decidedly the best for
this climate, as it ripens three weeks
earlier than the Sorghum, and makes
q better syrup. Ho,sto 5raise tt
Plant about the Goth Of May, {provid-
ed the ground be warm and in in good
condition. in tills three feet apart
each way. put in from FIVE to eight
seeds in each hill, and thin out to four
after it comes up. Tend it carefully
while young aud don't be discouraged
if it looks trifling at first; it will pay
well inztha: end:- It viii yield from
sixty to one hundred gallons per acre.
CA. SAv1DGE.-G Glencoe Regis
ttes.s5%'.ss ter. .'.+.' - D. @.kslzt}F." is.
/ SroPs TIT has been the custom
heretofore, to a greater or less extent,
for those who have young ladies to
educate TO- send, into other states in
order to have the polish put upon them
previous to going out into the mixed
society of the world. Now as we
have such good schools for such pur-
|poses in this state, it appears they
should be patronized instead Of those.
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:, OFF FOR P1KE's PFAK.-Quite a
party Of our citizens started for the
Peak last week, among whom were
Messrs, Tanner, Davis, Paduin, Cas-.
ifer, and others whose names we do
not now remember: They were most
of them among the early settlers Of
the place, and well known to the citi.
zens Of the. county, generally.-Ce's'
tral Republican. ,:-@
| MARKErs,-The past week business
has been very dull in the grain trade,
particularly in the purchase of wheat
from wagons. The roads are now in
good passable condition, but farmers
are too busy with their spring work to
bring their surplus wheat forward.-
Prices are beginning to be more favor
able for sellers all . advance having ia
ken place eastward, and also reduc
}. ton Of lake freiGhts. Our quotations
for wheat to-day are &C for No. l and
6Oc for No. 2, ..s,.~
Oats and corn are in demand al
fair rates. In fact, all kinds OF mar
ketable products would find aread,
sale for cash in this market Winonc
Republican. -. ~.
IMMIGRATION begins to pour in upo.
us. The stage last Monday evening
2lst, brought in "a passengers from
Hastings, as the first installment of tll<
hundreds that will follow, now that tn.
river is open. In addition to those
coming daily by stage, we have noticed
a large number of OK teams passing
through loaded with household good
Of the settler. All these report mor'
ou their way, and from all the infor
nation We can gather we are led t
believe that the immigration this yea
into our State will be larger than an
? previous year SO and I not excepted
Let them come, we have room enong
and need enough for all.-Norther,
Statesman.
2 IMPROVED STocK.-A Mr.. Love,
; ing from Claremont, n. H., arrive
! in town few days ago with som
splendid stock of tho most improve
! breed. His stock consists of sever:
, fine horses of the pure Morgan. blooo
D and number of sheep Of the Spanis
Merino breed. Mr.. Lowering is stoF
!: ping at the Barron House at present
$ but we understand be intends takin
e up his residence on East Prairie. w
t are always happy. to welcome sue
l. men to Our midst.--Northern State
e man. '' u %r* g.
CENTRAL BANK OF New ULM-M
McElrath, State Auditor, has sold tn
Railroad Bonds deposited by tn
Bank for their circulating bills, in Ne
E York, for 10 IA cents on the dolla
The notes will be redeemed at II
Auditors Office, in q few days,
It about thirty cents on the dollar. II
p bills outstanding are $4,2oo.-R
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eE A Patriotic CouSTY.-Houstc
a county yesterday through her trea
It |urer paid in sixteen thousand dollar
War tax due from the county.-R
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PREPARING FOR PR1soNERs.-Su
[geons Stewart and LIE Boutcllier ha,
received orders to remain on duty
Fort Smelling. This means prisone
or sick and wounded from our ON
:, army.-Press. - Ses....asss. s.. u, ~
|r to Still THEY CoxE. E.-Some sixty ,
g seventy more Canadians arrived by Il
q IKeokuk and Frank Steele on Sund.
!. on their way TO the Northwestern gol
mines. -Ress. r. aS@9
ol ENcouRxGEInG S1GHs-We are i
formed by gentleman living OH MAR
it Prairie that twenty persous-all faru
Ilers-bsve left That place to. join Il
"a different regiments formed in ii
81 State, and that not one Of their fdyn
nj are raoa,st. All have been rented l
u persons moying % the Prarie, 81
al will Sc continued under cultiya alton.
) This shows that Immigrants eontiu,
Ito rour into tho State, or at lea
tIStearns CountJ s Cloud DeDsora
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