The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-04-30

CEnErARY MEK71NG.-At = meeting Of
The citizens Of Red Wing last Saturday
evening on the subject Of the cemetary, 81
committee consisting Of Messrs. Geo. Dick
enson, F. F. Phillco and s. s. Grannis was
appointed to solicit subscriptions to tn, lots
in said cemetary.
School L>j..-For tho benefit Of those
who may not have seen the ncw School Law
We have this week published the same in
full on our first page, to the exclusion Of
much. interesting matter. 1t will be seen
that in many o. its features the law is en-
tirely different from the old one, and will
therefore require careful perusal. We have
notime or space here to point out its peculari
ties but leave that to the reader.
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SrREErs.-The work Of grading Plum
Street is progressing, Why don't those who
intend to, commence on Bush Street? We
understand that enough has been subscribed
by private individuals to finish it right up
1t would not be bad idea to fill in on Fourth
Street, between Bush and Plum Streets, So
AZ to make it passable.
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- PERsoNAL.-The Rev. Chauncey Hobart
Chaplain of the Third Minnesota Regiment
arrived home Saturday evening We have
been informed that he resigned his commits
sion on account OF i'll health. The people
all welcome him back, and sincerely wish
long life and much happiness, may reward
his untiring exertions for the good Of his
fellow men.
Orr FOR THE CAnn1Doo GOLD MINES
We understand that some two or three
Of the citizens Of Red Wing and four Of
five Of the county, are about to start for thu
newly discovered gold mines OF British Col
umbia. They intend, so we are informed
to join company from St. Paul, and go am
ply provided with clothing, provision ant
transportation. We wish them well, bu
can't hcl Up believing that Minnesota furnishe
ample encouragement 10 any industrious ma
who will settle and stay within her bord RS
May DAY.-To- morrow is the first da
Of May, ana in pursuance Of time hor ore
custom, must be appropriately celebrated
At ten o'clock all the children, old AL
young married AMI single, Of all the Sun
day Schools arc to meet ut the lecture ROOF
81 Ako t>o;D iua
cases to bring along plenty Of things goo
for the stomach. From thence they wi
proceed to the University Bluff, where Al
rangements will undoubtedly be made f
lots Of fun.
g.. 1.-THE Editor OF the Republican should
there don't forget to ask him to dinner, f
But if he shouldn't be there probably som
body, else just - needy will be. .,l
T., SASH, DooRs &c.-We received not lol
since, = letter from an individual IN Freebo
County, who has heretofore purchased b
Of Sash and Doors Of .. Spraks Esq.
which he says "Spraks's Sash bears Il
name Of being the best ever brough, in
chs county" Without disparasing Il
goods manufactured by any other person
firm, We will say that Mr.. Sprake uses pc
isetly seasoned lumber, and excel!s in wcr
manship. ,s1U.tI 5...s
MAnkErs.-So little produce is offer
that It is hardly worth quoting. Eggs q
good butter arc scarce articles, ana comma
good prices: the former cents Per doz
and Tho latter abouta shilling per pound.
Whsaesis almost out Of the market, 20 lit
offered. Prices range from 81 to So cen
It's dimcalt to forssee what the n,
market will Be for year to come. Pri
are now low ia the east. Tho foreign M
kst well supplied aad low. while every sr'
merry ID tho west 10 filed to its utmost
pAcity, al OF which is soon to b rush
into market. It certainly seems that
M present, At least. prices must range X
f's In vi.w Of all this. the qao,asi,
nav that wheat has advanced in Milwaul
dassag the last week two or thres Cents
Tie hsashei,7 ccmmandmg On the 25,h
us1as pr busnel. 49, ..~@. @.=e-.. #4a
sBeDns FoUsD.-Oa the 18th int.
bodies Of man md boy wer, found IN
Lake near Bay City. Skates w.re on
bsy's bss, telling . sad tale Of the nan,