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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-06
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ANTl.FRICTlON
HORSE POWERS.

Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS at WxsrrRn
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oy horse, water or steam power, does it's worh
as we'll as tho fat stone n ills in milling estab-
ilshments, and requires but half the powc,
TO dive the largest sizes. They are very com
pact, perfectly simple. and for farm use viii
last THIRTY YEARS, and cost nothing fo,
repairs. '
Prs1or.-s1oo, s14o, and $40.
Flour Bolt for smallest Mill. $50 extra.
THE HORSE POWER
Has proved itself to be the best ever invented
The friction is reduced by IRON BALLS. 40
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Two on the endless Chain Power. IT rs POR-
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Il IN the house. More than TWENTY-FIVE
fER CENT of hosre flesh is saved over anv
other power in use. It is simple in construc.
ton, and not liable to get out Of order. , - =
Price of power for l to, 4 horses, &1ss
fr'ee OF power for | to s horses, SITS
Thk *Is5 POWER WILL DRIVE ANY THrxsu,xe
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vAa nAy tavor him with their patronage the
comforts e home, while ssiournin9 n IL
nty- - Beard % 50 per d.y. - 8. SIS
IkAa. LIBBY, Proprietor.
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liberal discount to Clergymen, Churches.
Sabbath Schools, Lodges, Scminarics = and
;:t The Trade supplied on the most
liberal terms 5.
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333 Broadway New York,
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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-06
MORTGAGE SALE

ORDERS FROM THE Country PRoxprLY FIJI
ED.
, 1862-11-17

war department., Of negro slaves in Kentucky
having been returned to loyal as well as rebel
masters, in violation OF the act Of Congress,
the sec1etsry of war has ordered reports Of
any such transactions to be made to his de-
part1nent, in order that officers 30 violating
the Laws OF the United States may be duly
punished.
Commissioner Boutwell, has decided that an
apothecary's license covers all articles usually
sold By apotheca1ies, except spirltuous liquors
and tobacco.
Dr.. VIM. 4. Perr;man, of Minneapolis,
AinD-, was to-day appointed medical exam
iner, hy the commissioner Of pensions.
William Stanton, Of the 5th Wisconsin, died
in the hospital bere to-day.
Corntcr:eits ones Oh The Farznars' Bank Of
Bucks county, Penn, are in circulation here.
II is sai& that Generals Schospf and Tyler OF
Connecticut, and possibly Gen. Lew. Wallace
Will be members Of the military commission,
which Will be empowered to pronounce upon
the guilt Of Gen. Buell. as well as to inFestI-
gate the charges against hin.
Gel Thomas Key OF McCle1laR'5 staff Ia Sc
riously i'll of camp fever.
Stanton ard Hal1eck were closeted for three
hours to-day-
Col Fcrd's. counsel will soon publish 1ong
| defense Of his conduct at Iarper's Ferry.
| An of6csr OF Gen. Hills staff brought II
| prisoners from Lsesburg tonight.
, 1862-11-17

capinr1pg hts camp, fifty prisoners, qua 1tl5y
Of arms, $50 tBt hogs. a large number Of
h3rses, cattle. wagon, &c.
TIE infantry were routed aud entirely dis.
pi1iied, fleeing to the mounteins. Their cav
airy we're, unfortunately for Us, away On an
expedition, or our Success Wor13 have been
complete. We burned their camp and re-
turned to this place this evening. Z had with
me detachment OF the 1st New York cav-
a1ry, under the command Of Col MeReyuolds.
the Rirggo1d cavalry, under the command Of
Capt. Keys. the Washington cavalry, con-
randed BY Capt. Greenfield, Rourk's illinois
battery and three companies Of the Esd Illinois
infantry, nRder the command Of Major Moore.
The infantry companies were carried il was-
oIs. The New York troops cannot be sur.
passed for patient endurance On the march or
for gallant bearing when in action. Our
attack was SO unexpected and impe:uous thst
our loss is trit1ing, three Or four men slightly,
aud oae severely wounded; none killed.
B. F. KELLEY, Brigadier General
, 1862-11-17
TIE VERY LATEST NEWS
Fremont has an Interview with
Stanton and Maileck,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.13
WARRINGTON, Nov. Is, 1852.
Some hundred am3nla1ce5 were sent to
Warrenton today.
ALI rasoled prisoners at Alexandra have
been paid.
The sole foundation for the prevalent ru-
mors about fighting in front is the movement
Of ambulanees, toward Warrenton.
Two hundred aud fifty wounded in skirmishes
during the last two,eor three weeks, LOO
SICK, and SEQ more from Lee5burg haYa ar
rived here. Nine hundred more are expected
to-norrow, which vii leave Gen. BurusIde'5
army unincunberzd
It is reported that Massachusetts, co1ouel
aud adjutaat we're captured while breakfast
ing With fair friend, at house few miles
from Warrentown.
Gnthrie, Speed, and others Of their political
faith, hsve been here eudearoring to compass
the revocation Of BnelIs last order banishing
rebel symp:thizers+ They were making An
impression, when C:ssy, Miller, Bullitt and
other Union men arrived. They waited upon
tie president, vino referred them to Geaa1al
Halleek. That officer said that the order
slou@d stand it ne had his way. Judge Davis
Of the Supreme Court is here.
Fremont had q long interview with Halleck
and Stanton today. BE leaves tor st. Louis
tomorrow.
The papers in The Blanche case hare been
referred TO Madrid. Fartaeut has been or
dered to investigate. Tesora, the Spanish
minister, thinks that Hunter should have
been at once ordered home ard reparation
made.
, 1862-11-17

exigencies Of military law, under which
the Government from time to time acts
through its proper officers, are no more to
be held responsible for and bear the odium
Of acts like that Of Kennedy, than is the
civil 1aW-in ordiaa : lines to be weighted
with abuses any over sharp and dishonest
detective may indulge in, in the pursuit Of
his own private gains, of pincaing2 aud
sweating his private victims.
The arrest of Mrs. Brinsmade was orIcr-
ed by no competent authority. Caa the
Times say as much for the case Of lsiam,
or Cook, or Maloney. Kennedy, Of New
York, should be sufficiently punished for
his act, as doubtless he will be, bu: this
will not deter any duly constituted officer
from oheying the orders enlanatiog from
the War Department.
, 1862-11-17

NEW YORK., Nov. ia Warreuteu dis
patch to the Evening Pos: OF the 15tn says q
rebel battery opened OIL Gen. Starres' diyi-
sion On Friday. while passing from SULPHUR
Springs to Fayettevi't ;. After an artillery
duel Of two hours the rebels were driven Oft.
We had several horses killed aud Jew men
wounded Gen ssurf ;es' horse was struck By
q CANNON ball.
The MACON {Ga) Telegraph Of the 1oth has
long article on ps aee. Il says, ''Te are SO
anxious tor peace that longing for it is never
ont OF The mind y any mar, woman or child
The war distress :s Us Thousand times u5re
than ne North ~ 1t, however, sees nothihn
but ruin except that peace Is based On Souta.
ern independfs ice,
4 Wsshingt "a special says military mar
firmly bcl;est thst Burnside Will be soon at
tackled by ID rebels in force.
4 NeFte m correspondent Of the Hsr1li
states that the rebel Gov. Vance replied Ii
Gov. ssan} SIS proposition s'thst North Caro-
Lima Will fight till the last drop OF blood,
aud recs nmends Stanl1 to treat directly witl
| the rets j government.
A n ;~bern letter OF the 18th states that th
Eebe!t drove In our pickets tue previous night
The IRON clad railroad car with two guns, fire
graz e and canister upon the rebels, repalE
lF8 them. A large torce has heen sent ate
tF e1ebels. Gen. Fosters force VAS contn
| n J the river
, 1862-11-17
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
i'm Iilin01s Chaplain u:lder
q Oleua.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
TG1114rJ7tr Navnn,h..r IL 3S13

LOUISVILLE. November Il. 1861.
Col. L. Guiness and Chaplain G. G. Brad
shaw Of Illinois, indicted here for aiding slaves
to eecaFc, were examined to-day on the
charge Of stealing large amount Of hcuse-
hold goods, which they shipped to Illinois.
They are committed in default OF bail to
answer in the criminrl court,
Tie 9Th Tennessee, Union regiment, COM
u.anded By q son Of Andy Johnsou, passed
through this city to-day, en- route for East
Tennessee. They are in good spirits and re-
joice at the prospect Of returning to their FAM
ilies, having been fugitiyes from home for d
year.
Fifty sick soldiers from Rosecraus' army
arrived by the Louisville and Nashville rail
road this evening, among them Col. 3. S.Sweet
Of the 21st Wisconsin.
The number OF deaths In the general hos
pita1 in this city during the week ending this
evening, Is sixty. There are row twenty,
eight hospitals IN this city aad New Albany.
4 committee arrived from Cincinnati to il
yestigate the charge as to stewards aud OIL
GERS Of hospitals appropriating delicacie:
intended for the sick to their own use.
| Col. Foster has been most efficient IN th'
work Of Kidding the southern counties Of rebe
| gueril1as. Information received at neaaquar
| ters here to-day leads to the belief that tha
part of the State is rid Of guerilla bands.
Three notorious guerillas, believed to b
spies, were captured at Grinshaw's Landing
on Thursday and brought up BY steamer De
aware, Their names arc Iula*, ARIEL an
White. TWO ofthe1n were disguised As aap!
peddler5.
t The Lincoln county home Guards surprise
200 guerillas near Stanford, Ky., yesterda::
killing q number and putting the ba1ance
flight a brigade has been sent out from L
baron to drive the thieves from that porto
of the State.
A1nils now regularly leave here for Mas
ville+
There Is no news to-oight Of iu1porta
movements in the vicinity Of Nashville
, 1862-11-17
EE1E1a Louisville and Nash,
.;HK; willie.
Gen. siil'S Division Moves Towards
hfutfreesbor0'.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 15.-Amoag the arrl7als
at the Gait House to-day are MAjor General
Schuyler Hamilton Brig2dier Generals Burbr-
idge and 4. ]. Smith and their respective
statrs, and Hon. Horace Maynard and Parson
Brownlow. No news from the South.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1G.-TesterdaJ's Nash
vile dispatch contains accounts Of i've mur-
ders-two Of saloon keepers who refused to
sell liquor to soldiers, two Of soldiers cause
unknown-and one of negro. The city mar
sha1 was also assaiied and badly beaten.
We learn that Gen. silis division moved
this morning on the Marfreesboro road. Gen.
Crittenden is ut Silver Springs, twelve miles
from Lebanon. 4 part Of Morgan's force is at
Lebanon. a portion Of them came within
two miles Of Crittenden's camp.
Supplies from the country for the city have
greatly increased. Weather vet and is likely
tn continue 20.
, 1862-11-17

The te1egrsphic dispatches received last
evening deve1ope nothing Of striking in-
terest, There are rurnor5 from Washing
ten that the rebels intend to attack Burn
side in force, but they need confirms
ton. Burneidc,s new organization OF
his army is announced He divides
1t into three corps, to be commanded
respectively By Sumner, Franklin and
Hooker, with reserve corps to be COM
mapded By sigel. Our troops from New
Orleans, under WeitzeI, achieved g hand
ssme victory at Thibodeauxri1le. Rose
crars' army is moving toward 11urSrees-
boro, while the rebels will, without doubt,
sl,o!; leave
, 1862-11-17
From CAIRO and BE!
WRECK OF FSTEAGE;R EUGEW g.
THE LIVGS LOST.
The War in West Tennessee,
Mississippi and Arkansas. =


Ho1IT SPRINGS, Miss, Nor. 13-9 p -n,l
Via LAGEASGE, Tenn, Nov. IL.
This (Thurfday) afternoon, five regiments
Of cavalry appeared In line Of battle q mile
and 6 LaH 6ist1at, and q regiment Of cavalry
wss sent to oppose them.
Skirn,3sbipg continued during the afternoon
alcng The entire line, resulting in the driving
ot the rebels, with loss to us Of one man
wourded, end to the rebels OF o=e lieutenant
and five men Killed and several wounded.
Fe shall hold the position at all hazards.
Tie enemy's cavalry are between here aud
.rrcmpkins' Mills. Their infantry are on the
Tailahatchie.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trioune.1
CAIRO, tIov. 15 1862.
The steamer Ttgress arrived last night from
Memphis, bringing the news Of the wreck Of
the steamer Eugene on Wednesday evening,
On the downward trip at Plum Point, abuve
Fort Pillow, caused by running upon q
sunken wreck. There were over 100
perscus On board, fifteen Of whom were
drowned, principally belonging to her creW
and steersge passengers. TIE remainder, after
stopping come hours on the upper works of
tue Eugene, were rescued, and with Adams
Express money IN it's safe, was brought 70 this
place. She was loaded with goods and stores:
which viii be badly injured, if not lost. Ehe
captain'e eftice was robbed OF $500, and he
express messenger wa5 robbed cf S1,Gll.
There were many lady passengers, eu. hone
were lost. One WIS badly burued, Th5 5oa;
narrowly escaped burning, also, from the ~
setting of her stoves.
I have the following items Of rews from tbs
; Memphis BaNets's Of the 124a:
Runors regarding the fight st Holly s2ricg:
differed. Some said that Grailt had E7it1
drawn-others, that the confederates retreat
, cd. TIE partisan rangers have been Gisbandei
by Pe,nberton, the new rebel commander
They have gone principslly iato jackson
/ cavalry. jackson is made brigaa:er general
/, The people Of Mississippi are InnE1ag oi n
| slaves 10 the interior, preparing fos the fedora
! visit. The whole Of western Tennessee
longer destroyed, but will ere long begin t
| tiEd market.
Mobile news Of fhe 9th says the Z Union arm.
| will never reach there. The confedcrates at
!: few aaa scattering The rebels are fo.ti1y1a
; jackson, Niiss., getting in 1e!nlorceznents 70
The expected attack. l. vas reported 4
HtlcDa on Monday, that the federM troop
occupied fernando, Miss, and found nothia
but sick rebel soldiers there. Three officer
ar
Helena On Monday morniog. They We,
Lieut. Col. McGill, the najor aud surgeon
They were but half mile from cur pickets
one time. It is reported that there was
elirn1sh On Hora Lake on the 1e:h, betwee
gueri]1as and Union cavalry. .rhe guerill
we're scattered.
, 1862-11-17
FROM NEW ORLEANS
Very Handsome Federal Victory.


New YORK, Nov. 1G.-Advices f7om New
Orleans reports that an expedition under
Weltzel, met the enemy at Thlbole2uzgile
and defeated them after q brisk fight. Up
Esrds Of 200 OF the enemy were killed, wound
ed aud taken prisoners, aud one piece Of ar
tilte5y captured.
Tie rebels were pursued towards Bermick
Bay, where Gov. Moore Is supposed to be.
Our loss is eighteen killed and seventy
four NouudeG.@
, 1862-11-17

Arrangements for the Exchange Of
Prisoners.


foRTEEss AosRoE, nov 13-EIhe gunboat
Es9 officers report the entire coast Of Texas
~ 'A'e p>'sses9son 4ozn y, sssS s@ $3.50 tvsss
EoEHszss aa u -nossoz. m:a, Sos. Il. 1ss2.
!, Gol: A9akoW q dsn; D1S's sta1f, re!1e7ed
mas
The following officers III and men a 4 a ana ex-
fsrsEAn u officers and men both Of the United
ness ~ ~ seEsIse wao nave oesn cap
Noe ~ 1sss e1cenr ~ + Hs5 ~ s1a1 9tn up 70
men rapiure = en nart|s6 Scnte ~ at Ha ano
pcr's Ferry Ana all dsl1veries Of prisoners Nd n
Nov. II. 1852, made to the Cuitcd States authorI-
ties IN the Peninsula and its adjacent waters are
'oS.ae ~ W. sa1a ~ ,,en c,,,4roa
reled at sasta Rosa Iziani CT 4. III: o''' ~
T1iTl-An ofiicers and men caotured and NJ
rolled al Chsnbsrabure Oct 4. 1862
rem: Ii ,+.,,-
rf4@onicel@ ano l1'e'i ieaP1o5eu u. oou1a NILS,
siSt5-fne hundred and ft,ur non.cam,n;sr;,na;7
officers ard pr;Tates belonainc to ths % Inite5
States cavalry, 1st United sstates infantry. 6sh
United States cavalry. I'd Unled States artillery.
80 United sta:es infantry Gsn,S:h, loeb. 11th 12th
lin Unhs1 states tniantEy, ~ ana 5,a United
o. , Ses1. ttoit ~, asa Alafllana,
~ S;ysnH~3u oicepa md man NJ 17J ca,tu~cd az or
near Ricil.nond, and lexington ky., u11ds1 con.
m1Iu III IEu- AlfDy e 9ulltl.
EIg1th-An officers and men delivered to Cap
tai5E Lasei!e an5 Swan, o. the IT, 5sh. fth 12-h
and :hta OF ssptem5er, lso!, aud the 18Th u ocs-
ooS!, t5o@ ~ o41,,,-- end mn, ,,ur,,s a.
lara Han ~ tha ~ anf I'm ~ t,rtohAr 1ss:s
Txst r ot7,rers arcegd 15s1 co,,f1 ofi.ars orxa
Trisat;c,s 1rHera1s En,nstl. "a s.
| CnIGnc]s, Is Iicnt i.,lnrei. -
| Lieut.. Coionels. .... 10 Capts;ns ~
Captains ...,...... AL L1ea1e1ants..
| Iieutenants.. Sis -
| ~ - Total. ...-..--.-1,53G
Total :....:... w
N acaLlon 1an 70 tnese olacets are eSenangea
auo41 -s.su pt1s sI5E. ieas!us 49, oH'aHee oaE Lo
Int unl;ea atales, q a5ous o,uoo pfH1.es.
| 1ne piaee !of tAc1anEl'g prisoners, III pur-
spance o. 1ne tto artlcle CT :Ae eaftei, IS
chaAseo 1foW AIKEN Aana'Hg 70 SasS eota5.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE navy dep,rt-
| meut has received Volumiuou5 dispatches
| from the Gulf tn-day, stating, among other
| 1hirgs, that the United States gun5oa5 Saga
mere, On the 2SEh, caplgred the English
schooner Trick, OF and It:m Nissan, with a
| cargo Of 100 bags Of salt ald miscellaneous
| articles. On the Esd, the same gulbsat cap
| :ured the English Schooner Francis. Of aad
from Nassau, with sails, powder, giu, tEc.
The EcheouEr Rachel Sea man, OF the 9th
ult., captured of Slbine Pass the English
schooner Dart. The steamer kan5iagton re-
Gently captured the English schooner Adven-
turs while attempting TO run the plocl1sde oil
the coast of Texas, TIE Savannah RtpuN. an
Of the 5th SAYS il has generally been resolved,
bath by the army and citizens, to defend That
HiLy ard to Weld possession 10 the invaders
, 1862-11-17
MATTERS At The CAPITAL.



WASHINGTON, NOV. Is. ISL
Rcclamations has been made upon England
for IT endorsement of damage suffered By our
commerce from the rebel vessel Of WAT Ala~
bama, which sailed under British papers. It
is not believed that England will allo rebel
iron-cladf building In her ports to sail, uuless
she means war. They woa't be finished for
three mouths.
Tic belief here is in spite Of the sensation
paragraphs that there will be no serious dlld-
Guilty with France OF Spain. The govern
meNt is disposed 10 pay the former all tas
money she asks as reparation for the acts Of
Gtn. Butler towards the French citizens. in
spite OF the Eo.re1lat naughty tonc Of the
demand.
If the facts about the Blanche are IS repre-
se1ted, doubtless IN apology will be made to
Spain.
The order directing that the sale OF the
Beaufort libraries, against which the New
York Journals generally protested, was re-
Tckcd to-day.
Gen. Julius White will soon be exchanged,
and may be assigned command under Major
Gen. Hunter, who has asked for him. This is
Z high compliment from the president Of the
i military commission which had his conduct
! at Niucheetez and Harper's Ferry under con-
e; sidcration. The favorable report Of his con-
! duct at the latter place has already been pub
| lisbed.
| The following is The report touching his
! course at Winchester, which Was assai1ei st
! the lime in the newspapers. That on Sep
! hnber the %, lsG2. Gen. julius White re-
ceiyed from tie Gcneral-in.Chief, Major Gen
eral Halleck, the following Telegram:
Io1 viii 1mnediatsl5 ansudon @ ths IL l2rtiheatlens
cnrt by rau to Harper's Ferry If tnts snnuot be
done they ehoud be rendered uassfs1Eeste si LAY
W.,ole VI 1 force a to uarpes:s FtrrS. 'N1 'A
That Brig, Gen, White having no cayalrq
; with which to make the necessary rccouno:s
. anca aud find If possible the military exiseu
; cies Of the move, telegraphed to the Coo,
! maj Chit flor an explanatory order. bu
tie lines being down he could receive no re
! sponse, and accordingly put in rsquisitjon a
: the means, bv rail and otherwise, Of transpo,
l. ta.iou he possessed. Having been advised
T response to his telegram to Harae.
c Ferry that no more cars could
j. had and after destroying WHIST storl
r Re could net carry away, the sto7
= 50 destroyed not amounting to s.
considerable sum, and rendering unseryice
thv fonr heavy siege guns that could L
, 1862-11-17
GLORIOUS IOWA,
Republican Majority Sixteen Thou
sand---Who goes to the War?

ftpeGE1 01epdt11
DEs MoEEs, Nor. Is, 1862.
Bv the cfficia count Today, made By the
Suite Board, 1t appears that the Republican
msiority on the Stste ticket is bet~aen 500
and lG,0c0. This includes the soldiers vote.
Without that vote tic Republican majority is
over 5000. There is abont the same majority
Oh the Congressional ticket. Grsnnen, who
~oe beaten By the home vote, has majority
Of l. 60 with the soldiers Vote. Wilson has
3,Cc0. Some Of the others 60 as high a.
A,te0. Wilson, Of the Dubuque district Il
beaten for JR1ge by zoo votes,
, 1862-11-17
FROM ALL ALONG THE SOUTH
ERN COAST.


NEW ToRK, Nov. lG -Adrices from various
parts Of the Southern coast, say that nsaTty
III the rebel salt works on the coasts Of Fiori-
da and Louisiana have been destroyed By our
gunboats.
Our gunboats lie off Galveston to protect
UuioDists from raids by rebel c7 valrg, which
force Unionists into the rebel rylks.
The negro brigade 1t New Orleans is Sta
toned at Algiers.
The whole Texas coast Is sealed by or
blcckaders.
Key West is healthy.
, 1862-11-17

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibnne7
BALTIMORE, Nov 1G 1862,
Current rumor5 about reb7l5 being in Fan
cock and Cumberland, Maryland, prove un-
trGe
, 1862-11-17
e t)R Iriht1ue


The engine that drives the power press
On which the TRIBUNE is printed, broke
down On Friday night just after one side
-fthe inside pages} Of the entire edition had
been worked of: Before the damage could
be repaired it WIS too late in the day to is
sue IN time for the mails, or to deliver to
city subscribers, consequently Saturdays
edition tailed to reach some $4,000 pa
-3Euns.