The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-06

TAChlN9 HOUSE.-We understand that
there are parties in town who contemplate
the erection of large pork and beef pack
ing establishment, and having it fully ready
for use on the opening Of the pork trade
next fall. This is = branch Of business
much needed here, and which will amply
repay the persons who engage in it.-W-
n,nt Republican. =,
PERSONS who have real estste to sell, spd
do not advertise it, make very erea, mis-.
take few dollars invested in advertising
will bring dozen customers where one can
not be Obtained without, and thus a choice
is Obtained which in nine cases out Of ten
results in selling at considerable advanced
fgure-precisely as competition at an auc.
tion serves to run up prices. This is On
excellent hint to those persons who may be
interested, tut we do not charge for i'm
parting it. Wnona Republican r.
RETURN OF TRArrERs-Some tnppers
came in here day or two since from Kan
jdivohi Lakes. All quiet there. There has
been wintered among those Lakes some
20 head OF cattle the past winter. Not
withstanding that was, for two months las,
fall: the home Of the savage, Mr.. Pau:sou
OF Meeker c"u"ty. has wintcrcd some &C
head Of cattle on Lake Waconga near the
old town Of While6eld, and one >McLaskee
has wintered some 50 head on the ives,
shore of Lake Elizabeth. The cattle We
learn, will all come in fat.
Between Lake Mintiago and Kasota has
been one Of the strcngholds of the Sioux
Indians. Nature has made this The Gibral.
ter OF the present frontier, and none possess
more accurate eye for strong natural
points than the savages.-Gleacoe Renter
VEGETATION is rapidly putting forth, and
the trees are beginning TO don their summer
dress. Although this has the reputation oil
being frozen country we are far ahead Of
the eastern states, where the snow is said
TO be still seen in the fence corners and the
farmers just commencing their spring plough
ing. Here the seeding is nearly over. a
little rain now would start things amazingly
|-Notin9s Conse,rer
The county Of Fillmore is now redeem
ing her orders in Treasury notes at par.
The Rochester Republican says: Ever,
| day trains of immigrants are passing through
this city III arch Of homes on the ricl
farming lands Of Southern Minnesota. -
Yesterday large train Of immigrants from
Illinois passed through Rochester on thei
way t. Goodhue county, where they pro
pose to locate. They had excellent teams
and apparently were in a condition to pur
chase fine locations, and build thcmse YES
homes.
REMOVAL OF TIE WINNEBAGoEs.-At las
it is firmly settled that the Winnie: ,agoe In
dams are to be removed from their rcserya
ton IN this State, at an early day-some
reports placing their time Of departure a.
early as the first Of may. On Wc.lnesda,
last several EMPLOYEES were discharged, and
the others are notified to hold themselves ir
readiness to leave with HE Indians in dav,
notice. The TRADERS and others conncc cd
with the Indians are removing their, families
from the Agency. with the view Of acconpa
nying the Indians
Superintendent Thompson. it is sad, is
in St: Louis, providing transpol ta;ion 70,
the whole tribe. y
The place Of cmbarkation will prob,bly
te Mankato, AMI the occasion will I've one o
universal rejoicing.--Muukuto Rcord.
How TO CURE A FELoS.-A lady writes
US as follows: Allow me few lines in
your columns, 10 give the public the benefit
OF the experience of score Of my friends, in
arrcsting the progress of,hat painful disease
called |e'on. When one IF these painful
'orments appear on the hard, apply piece
OF Renne' soaked in milk to the effected
part, and renew tn application at brief in
'e'v''S. until relief is found. The rennet
may be Obtained Of any butcher. This ar
',cle was first recommended to me BY q
skillIul physician, now diseased. II has
been tried in many cases under my observa.
ton, and has never yet failed to afford re-
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