The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-01-14

) MlsCELLANEOUs ITEMS. y y

tf%ss% MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS )
Z Ayoung lady being asked by a boring
politician which party she was most in favor
of replied that she preferred wedding par
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The young lady who burst into tears has
been put together again, and is now wearing
hoops to prevent the recurrence Of the acct
dent. -
. RELIEF TAx.-Tbe State of Ohio is rails /.
ing, by tax, about S50e, e,oGo for the relief Of
the families of volunteers who are left in
destitute circumstances. 81 ~.~*
EFFORTS FOR A BANKRUPT LAw.--The
pressure, ia favor Of 2 bankrupt law increas-;
IS daily, and ttae passage this session bes.
comes ONE proba bic s.s-.:: = i
: gSEwARD.-The New Orleans, Delta char
acterizes Mr.. Seward as a perfect gentleman
" one who is accustomed to use a knife and
fork"
Mr.J. B. Ba kcr, recording and burial clerk
n tine Q. M. office, corner of Eighteenth and
e streets, Washington, keeps complete
record Of the names place of burial and num-
Der ofregiment of each deceased soldier from
whom any information may be obtained.
A New STYLE or UN1oy1sM The New
York Union Club have just decided by a
vote of thirty five to fifteen, that treason to
the United States is not a crime Of suffi-
cient magnitude to be a cause for cxpe]ling
a member Of the Club who had been guilty
Of it. What kind Of Uuion Club is this ?
PHELAS VAxQUIsuED.- billiard match
for the 4" champ ponship'' Of California, play.
ed recently, Michael Phelan was beaten by
a Mr.. Little 25S points out Of 1000, ,"
GEN. McCLELLAN has purchased house
in New York city, Thirty>frst St., nea r
Fifth avenue, and expects to make it his
permanent home.
Two immense Columbiads, weighing IL,
1922 pounds, are on their way to New York
and intended for one of the forts command :
ing the harbor.
In the discussion Of the bankrupt bill in
the Senate, Senator Doolittle moved to
amend the bill SO as to recognize the laws Of
the States exempting homestcads.
7 RfcnT.-Mary Ann Rythers Of Grand
Rapids. Michigan. has applied Tor derec 0,
divorce from her husband, because hi. Is an
1officcr and doing service in the rebel army.
The New York 1Tr;Dune gives 1tablc Of
the popular vote in the States OF the Nortll
at recent elections. by which it appears that
there is an Administration majority in the
aggregate Of sixty thousand. ''1 f'l' -. 4
Ir will be gratifying to the friends Of sol.
diers wounded in the battle Of FreGerickss.'
burg to know that upon their application
they can be sent to the military Hospitals
in their respective States, Or in those ad-
Looming. 1'* ST
The Connecticut Legislature has voted
against tho passage Of a bill allowing sol
ders to vote outside OF the State. d. D..
OLD Msat"ersfeM, Connecticut, is rebel,
lious. 1t has directed its selectnen to pay
no attention to any Government order for
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THE Army OF the Potomac has fifty -four
thousand: animals attached to it. Its bag
gage trains are immense: ia~-a. .lJ
WITHIN the circle Of the wedding ring.
and that OF the puGilist's ring, there is a
world Of fight. +; ~. 5a4~ >-a ~.t1s1~ e:
GEORGE WILKES is under arrest in New
York, for libel in calling one John Lawrence
ia thief and gambler.
The wife Of General Beauregard was, at
last accounts. lying very i'll Of a fatal dis ].
ease in New Orleans. General Butler had
extended very cordial invitation to her
husband to visit her, and guaranteed to him
every protection and courtesy. - 'e9@
NEARLY $4,000 worth Of soiled postage
stamps have been already presented at the
New York Post Office for redemption. 1t
is safe 70 say that one fourth Of this anoun.
will be rejected, for the reason that they
will appear to have been cut from old let
tiers. s a f.. - ...s...,. ..18
A Beaufort Is. C) correspondent Of the
NJ J. Tines says that paper is abon. to be
started in Beaufort ON large scale The
sheet is to be the size Ct the n. 7. Tribune,
and will be devoted to the interest Of the al j
ii slavery Cause. The pIinters, type. and
9, 600 reams Of paper has already arrived byI
the steamer Sar ef the Ssu1h, and large
Hoe cylinder press was to come by the next
steamer. .sEsss.#$@ # yss. =s.s.
HANNAH GRrswoLD, widow LADY. rexid-