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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-20
Death of Ssonewaii Jackson


Rishmond papers Of day before yesterday
received here this evening arc full Of eulogies
OF Stoncwall Jackson, and accounts Of his
imposing funeral ceremonies: ,.''
The Ri ',mond Wing says, in its editorial
on Jackson. that Virginia has suffered no
such loss since the death Of Washington.
TN the 1l,h inst. Gen. Lee issued gen
eral order, announcing the death q: Stone
wall Jackson, who expired on the 10Th.
fichu;ond papers OF the !O>h, received
yesterday by a tag Of. truce, have the par
ticu'ars of the death Of Stonewall Jackson.
His arm was alnputated because Of the
wound received, and secondary hemorrhage
set in, from the effects Of which he 1ieti-
There IS great dependency in Richmond in
consequence. Jackson was the ranking "G
Ger o! the rebel army liz Virginia, next 10
Lee.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
Thomas Jackson wa born in Virginia
abo"t the year 1925, and is consequently
about thirty nine years Of rye. lie pradu
atcd At Yves. Point in 1916, and in The s'I.
loving year accompanied Masru ier's brute
~ to Mcxic'. At Cun,eras and ChurnbuSc,
lie distinguished himself 50 highly on the
field that he Was brevete,I Captain for gal
'antry. At ChApul'epvc he again won Ian:
relS, and was k'cve,e,i ajW for gallant and
E,elitorous c"n,luct. On his return from
Mexico I'e was Tor some time in command
ut F"rl Hamilton bu, u lSl2 lie resi- med
his tank. At the u..,brcak Of The rebellion
Major Jackson WAS 'ne 1T Those S,n hcrn :
er. who we're greatly embarrassed ~ .iI- GOV
or he true line Of their duty. liz hal mar
|r ell a Nor hern vie, a. an h'''"r.b'o and
conscientious man, and long he>i,alel VIVA,
course to pursue. II Is stated that his faith
er in law. S"rt'e"" clergyman, visited
him. and urged him to remain lni.hIu! 10 !: $
country and his f'y They spent several
hours in pra, er '-cthcr and Jack son c,n
fes>ed thot the stru.yl. was sore But tin
ally 'he i'er"icio,s doctrine Of Static Rights
which .'acknon. like so my other gaIian.
Sou t,rors. had imbihcd early in i:c, won
the day: Il mus, 80 with V'rg'.ia.' he
cried, and plunged hcallons into the vor
text q. treason.
rs rebel officer IL had boon energetic,
lucky, AMI >ki!l!ul. lie woa his gnone ,
Of ''St"n:w.l!' by promiIi", iseaurcsAr,
| hat his brig de should stand like stone
wall b:fre the enemy lie fought Shield
hear Winchester, in March. Will, rath r. ~
d'teren, success. But his pursuit Of Bank,
down the Shenandoah Valley was very suc
ceS .'ul. and infused some heart in:o the reb
81 c'u>e. Again, in June, his attack or
McC'el'an's right wing ut Mcchancsvi'I.
he'pcl his lame among his people. AT Co.
dar Mountain his design showed skill, bu
the steady courage Of B&nk's troops (v.let
his purpose.
When LIE" invaded Maryland Jackson
commanded a corps under him, ard it Wa:
he who forced tho little garrison OF Harper
Ferry TO surrender. lie fought at Ansietau
and again At Fredericksburg, bu. the glor,
OF the latter victor: was Of course appro
Pr,ated BY his superior, General Lee.
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ErPEd Auro TUE voLuNrLEn.

MOBILE. May IA.
Jackson. Mississippi. ii occupied BY tbs
Fedsr.'s:A We fought all day but could not
hold the city.
WAsntSoros, Nay 10.
Several hundred exchanged prisoners pr-!
rived here 10 day. An officer states thai
extensive earlhwo,ks haze Lean erected on
the turnpike between Redmond ard Fred ]
heretofore unknown 20 us. ,..,,..
. = PhnApELPHlA, May 10.
The Bul'tt:n ha. > special dated Cine n.
natl. May 49,, which SAT. the; rebel defeat At
Raymond. Mississippi,.,is. said 70 hare been
very disastrous: .,,.... 49,. 81. -,
Grant took Jackson on tho .sltth.s and
burnt The State Capitol. l'e.vy reinforce
ments were hurrying to the rebels. twelve
miles east Of Jackson-great battle eminent.
Rebel force in Wayne and Clinton coun
ties. Kentucky, are said to amount to:l7 ;0CQ
and fourteen pieces Of. artillery. Four regi-
ments Of infantry passed through Jane.
town. and twenty -four regiments reported
At Morris'own, Eat Tennessee. :S t.s s.- ~.
Rebel pickets are on the Cumberland at
every s:4ilable point. - :
A letter from Richmond, Kentucky 81 ys
the rebels have crossed the Cumberland, and
are advancing OH that place-unquestionably
another invasioh Of Kentucky is con.e'no plat
cd "a flank Rosencrans and compel him to
leave his strong positi IN at Murfreesboro.
New YoRk, May IS.
A Csssville letter, da,e' May -. states
that = severe infantry 6sht took place neat
Suffolk on the morning 0: the 18th. Heavy
Rebel force Of infantry is report, to have
driven our pickets i" At Beaver Dam Church.
Troops were sent to oppose the rebels, at,e'
a short skirmish. tho rebels retired before
two companies Of the 9Th Massachusetts
snd lOh New Jersey. Gu,again opened fi.s
s,'on after the 81 assault was made by ouI
troors end the rebels rstrsa,ed.
The New York Tribune prints tho follow
ing:
Wa. DxrAErxESr ApJ'r 61x'.. Orvrcx.,
... Washington, May ~.
.. GENERAL ORDER 10. PA.
LIST. Major General J NJ. Scufiell, il, b.
dir ection Of the President, s>sig ns to tn
COMMAND Of the Department Of Mis- .ouri
~. n jor General S. =. Curtis, on bein,
relieved Of his command will rep UT " let
ter to the Adintsht Gen .f the Amy.
by order Of the President. j:
.- f.. d. TOWNSEND, \. \. q.
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rte e'"as Of ,hs aact selliux IKE ptious
q $500, willtherefere pr,c,icdIly bsAshor.
a. 81 II IS !. ii b
- sNsw Youk, May.16
The application fur writ Of habea, cor.
pus IN the case Of Vsllandigham has been
refused.
. ~ .iji iNEwI YoKx Nav s18.'r
- The 7ribune's dispatch says movements
are ." foot for the appointment Of Gen.
Butler 70 command the Department. ,of, the
West. | =. 1tI ! = IfFf4EN r.!
Provost Marshals have been directed to
proceed win thr draft forthwith, but T, is
supposed doubtful whether any c in. bs made
before the middle oeJuly. Volunteers NAV
be called Tor before that time. ,..
. The Times dispatch states that Senators
Made and Chandler arrived from Falmouth
and report our troops in most effective. con.
dition and the best Of spirits, impatient for
~ immediate advance on Lees army. $50
: -, -, ,,,'''''. C1SclENAT1. May 49, ="
General Burrside's general order , ,eci,es
the IN. proceedings Of the Vallandishana Cour,
n atrial, The finding Of which is a sentence
70 c'oss Imprisonment during The war in
some fortress. to be selected 81 the Com.
rnander Of the Department. The orie,
names Fort Warren as the place Of confine.
mont.
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1MM1cRASrs.-On Friday last. Eve immi
gran. teams passed through town on their
way to homes near Paynesyille. in tbs
county. icy seem to be we'll Oft in house
hold goods. with plenty Of stock. They
are f'"m Illinois. and Of just the class to g.,
to the frontier. The men can handle the
rife as wolf rs pillow, and will not, like tia
Swedes who occupied that ssc.ion Of country
last summer run At tho first alarm. They
60 10 their destination with full knowledge
ofthe late Indian outrage st. tcl3ud D. ".
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A GnE,r Ece.-i. Sues, Jefferson Co..
Ky:, sends a description Of = ,naInwo 9th egg
laid by hen 10 months old, a crossed breed
o: the Spanish aid common dunshill. 1t
measured 1inn inches in circnmiercnc. one
way. and seven inches The other, and weigh.
81 one snd 18th ounces, That IS large
enough 10 crow over. o17g ,z~s's.sss: IL .isI~
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-20

The Polish QUESTION -.Mslakoff,' in
his last letter from Paris to the New York
Time TINS sums Up the Polish question
'ltuxsia will grant certain c,,nces ions 10 the
n',ss. will spr,l,stlv faithfully e.sry thea,
ont. bat she vii, f:ht all sI:ssope r.tl,ss
Than renource her sovereignty over the dis.
pu'ed territory. and there IS no State n
Eur"l,e willing to 50 10 wsr for the indie
pendenes 10 ,hst ierritosy' vi @To3tfrs 5ss
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pro,xrMrSr-Dr. Wheelock, Of Clear
Water. W'iyh, county. has been appointed
Examining surgeon. unter the Conscriplion
Act h'r the FIRST District. and ordered to
r,pnrt 10 the Provost Marshal. --Pc.,.
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French lass u, Pucb:a.

\ diSpa:ch 20 the news room from San
Francisc" May l2'h, states that the French
loss !" Pm'b'a VI, II" lie 4,''. according to
alvices from Mrxrn was 4 lOU killed and
wounded 5000 French rc,,,;o: enen,s had
reached Puebla
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!. The ancient Royal state bsrge and shall
lop. built in the reign nj Queen Eizateth,
is still IN existence with .iisbers souod
and living pro,ni<e of indefinite duration.
Il IS n ~ ,e,,oyate.i and s,esiecorsted 81
London. The barge cpn.aisx = 'srgs dinipg-
room, ssni y ~ sye1y way agFSs. naasiesl
curiosity. sss-s,sy. -. il .zs.s.e. -, a
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From the Rebel CnpitnI-.-lIow They
Like the SiiuntlOn.

From the Rebel CnpitaI..-lIoW They
Like the Situation.
- FoRT MONROE, May l6. IL
The Richmond iaguirtr Of tho l5.h inst.
contains the following editorial:su.,. =: <zs,
There is evidently to H. an active sum
mer campaign. The plan Of the enemy
seems to be to keep our attention constantly
exercised At every point 1t ones, SO that no
part u orr whole wide frontier NAV b. freed
from the urgent and immediate apprehension
Of an attack. Then they can strike where
they think our Zines weakest, or where our
del, noes are leas, prepared. and il repuisei,
they can retire and direct ! blow 1t s,,me
other quarter In the mea"ti,ne they Can
bag much plumber, and cause much sorrow
and heart breaking among our people. by
expeditions through thin'y peoplsd regions,
destitute Of troops. 1,@<1 1=oi$y| @sse &
They can also farce moro and more Of on.
people within ihier lines to take heir hated
oath. for quiet life, and to save their prop
erty from conti>cation. - 2S>*' q .'.@'S7>
! h,,s they can dem0ralize AMI rob d,
within oar own borders. preparing all the
while Inr serious assaults. .i,d Delivering lhe:z
just when they are ready, and where they
choo<e. 81 +'@-% ss's5
1t is hard 10 say :: what point ,hev .re
mes: ae',se just now. 1lf ono Looks s.,nel,-
vs'wari i you'd seem Tho, S,a,s nj Mis-
Esissippi is the rrginn OF The mos, extensive
|operi,I Immense armie. are "A, her;n.
in and arr.nd Vek<buIg md wh,.s pr~ptar
sts,as are IN psssgress fur . ,,sw a,as.nlss 81,
|thst place. III c,an,sr Is Devastated and ,l,s
people P.sa.iered by rails. bu. q. tho sury
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DeDartsv II thu VIM Oh, ,xoe..

Last week over ,OOO Winnebago Indians
and Half Breeds hocked into town and ca
eamped in lower town near The river, all
ready to embark far their new fields Of Eden,
situated S.,,new here near Fort Randall,
whenever shs hats which had Leen en1a scd
10 tote o1f this pree"vs freight Of Ab"rigi
MES. should be forthcoming. Awaiting their
arrival. they improved this. their last op.
por.unity. Of seeing all the sights Of Marka
to. Swarns of,hen were seen every here.
rhey constantly vi*ied all tha sto, on, in
tent on buying or stealing something. exem.
ined carefully that beautiful piece " mech
anism the ~caif'ld "f Sioux hansin. r"toirie
~. psraded their ponies, and ali kinds Of
spec,msrs OF h"rse ds*h, eager Tor purchas.
srs, bot money with the soldiers IN foot
race. and won it too. had two or three scalp
dances and in fact seemed 50 IN uch 1t home
talking ana bantsring vi h our citizens, that
it louksd br few days A. il the Winnie a.
goes had taken tho town. ....
But tho arrival Of the Pomeroy and Eo
Ian put = damper upon their enjoy ment.
These two heats took away las, Saturday
from here some seven hundred Of these
"untut ored minds" The BEATS were per
fec'ly crowd. d with big and h:.ls Winusba:
goe>. They occupied every standing po~i.
lion on'ths boat, and lst here qa;.e cheer.
fully, singing one Of their wild Indian ~
trains, keeping time to the ding ding Of their
drums and waving Aloft the Sioux scalps
they hid re emily taken. ''.. : E o''@<s =,
The F1sorits arrived here on Sunday, and
took away The same day some 338 Of them,
bsinE he remainder Of the .WiansLngoes lei,
lat the forme: exodus. r.
There arc seversl hundred more vet to
come in, and will probably al 10 here b
tors proper transportation for them will
have arrived. ~s,.5 A. - T., ) III ~s4
We congratulate the ei.isens Of Blue Earth
county On their safe dslivsrsnee from The
presence ofthess lazy .shiitlss. Winnebasoes
The god time coming tor this county has
now eowe. aud We e,n al sisg with food
will. 'Glou glory IIallslaiah + .or The
result. Good bye forever to the Winneba
|gaes! - 7z..' ,@'.. .@.zsz ~ <
Sines writing The above. Winneshirk md
his hand have all arrived in town and viii
Leave = just o scoa . . boat ID here u
learry thsm avly. They came in pesosably
ma hs.itasias long whom the alternative w.a
pesoeatsd to thsn, "a e,mir IN vulan.ariiv
Ior bs.ng hroaRhs in f.reihly. Sines ,hey
have bssa here they have amused ,hsn.,
selves 10 pa.adia9 ths streets With tkei,
faoss and baliss paintsd, and dsekesl ooe Il
oil their taaaa 6nssy Of fssshen. hsa.l !. and
riahans Ws1n~1sy ahnas sx.s,y.1vs =
E,hs yosaG nses a1ssod qm,sa lssxa sso~d
lof pals - Tsnuin4 sal daaeiae. thrs
Iths alA kspins tia = ~ an<ie o
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THE OYSTER CuLruRE.-About one
hundred ihd twenty five; thousand BUSHELS
Of oysters, from Southern water., havs
been planted in New Haven, Conn. :.harbor;
during the present season. !
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h Raoox co11.-~Prpsss III eresnl ~
neayy wanurinz and thss ouch palysrisstjon.
Plast u the ssss lime = fs ladna corn,
N drill< four ares aparf. 1of tjtree ~ ~ tb0
draff-h vasi<isss- INN 10 ahDss eight inch
- iaihs nsessas - Ast A.siaf sad4uosd
SA0Hanyhf1. 3.s3.ss 5s8 ss I'd ..s8ss
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jestlroaA Matters.

The City Council has passed a:.resolution
n sonp6AAasi with the request Of a''arss
numbsr u citizens, asfe6ng to join them
Ia petition 10 The rsy;ili,ure Tor authori
" 70 levy tai sufficient to reimburse those
Who may Subscribe to ,bs Railroad fund and
promising. il authority is granted. to levy
~ tai accordingly. The subscription pa.
psr : being circulated. And " have no doub.
hat Red Wing will do her ahars in ,hi,
matter. ....... .-.
Lake City. has dem nsbly. The Town
1sard haa appropriated 500. and. u ,
osstinx recently held, resolution vas paas.
ID requesting them ~te appropriate SOC
osess Asothse resolution was ps.ss. ~
essasiag The ceas,y Bosrd 10 appropriate
$1,000. But II Lake City and Red Vim
sogssAse sai.s b, o.. 600. and Winona and
q. easl Do anything. shs money will b.
saissa. ua<siaxs has s.i<sd o.sr $1,000
We Asss nss Ut Asa,d that Wah.shaw ha,
>eos aayshisg. %ssss - z'aazs} g a.
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DRESS MAKING:
AND STITCHING. - p

MISS LAURA NJ: CnAFFEE7, respectfully.
Nl announces to tho ladies' Of Red VIM
that she Is prepared to cut and make l.dies
Dresses. Sacks, Ba.que,, &C., and to do .nsh
other stitching a. they may wish done, neatly
and .expeditiously, sOvcr Brown Betcherts
hardware store, Rcd Wing, Mimi. III =. @..,-
May 90, 1863. :, .....,.;.,.-f,c lwc43,
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~. hra% 80 te"Ss 80 s>4~ liAt,l". 81,
II the present ssaeon psssss BY without
ssyshtnS hsins done towardxs Bringing ,his
wass,s . elese. ~ shall begin. n, think ,ha,
taeen1seseey dissssa sve eruli;ss.n, Il seems
- - that shs spsiny i. just ~ time to
make telling iarosds in IL ,sbellion, aud
he iaae'ioa ef 'css armies is,s,ssly psrplex
tHG 70 ~. .:,;'n ~ ."'" u, -
Those aen,esAhat have always been .,o.t
suecesslul, srs ehoss that lnve made the
quickest movements and made the boldsst
strikes. The sueesss Of Nape'eon's ltst.
Ian eanpsign il wholly owing to tn, rapid.
y Of sis movements. The rsbels ia this
rsspss. are Ear superior to !u.i They a5nd
shsir army from ono part Of tho Continent
= another. bskess ~ can 6ud out that they
ass gone. W., o. the other hand, make q
uevsmsst slowly, dyht cautiously, retreat
carefully. and b. in camp two Or three
0eaths TO recruit. Napoleon would have
fought the rsbsls at Prsdsr;cksburg, and il
esnps,lsa to retrsss, wsuld have sent hall
ID army to kossucrsas next day 70 over.
whslm Bsssg hsiore hs could Be rein orcsd.
We fssr'she old days Of ina<tion srs 70
tsr,;as. W wasn't to 6sht battles that !.
NJ vaAy way the WIZ will ever b brought
- "a 'snd, and there 10 10 use to try IA
uvjt0 i.
We; have TOO long besn fighting thu
4sbsls o. their own ground, with inferio,
tosesa. Now lot ~ 80 At them with oil ,h>
:osee we can rsise. ..,
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The ladies' Of Louisville whose has,eeai
are in the rebel army have been notified 10
be ready to be sent through our lines, .,.,,...,
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THE Supreme Court Of tho District Of
Columbia has decided that no man can bs
arrested and sent back TO slavery from tho
District Of Columbia. -,,t y, rane. 80 ~@s--,
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TIE price Of hay a: tile rebel cspitai IS
way up" to $450>a ton, by actual appEi<
sal. = 'Ei5!:iIi, J. ~. n iiffi
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STRAY COLT,

CTEAYED: from the subscriber 4 cream COLI
- ored MaEe Q,lh fourteen months old Said
Colt was in good Older. very large for its age.
an! has "whtc face also, white spot on tia.
Eight shoulder: Any ler:on giving information
where said Colt may be found, or returning her
to the Go6dhses Rouse, Red Wing,.or to the
subscriber will be suitably rewarded
MARTIN UABSTREET
Kcd Wing, May IL, 1863. *v7n43wI
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TAKEN III,

~ TAKEN VI.
TAME into my cnclosnro,. in the town Of
y burnside, Goodhue county. Mimi, on. Fri
day. the s.h inst. ono bay colt, three year4
"'d; and one cream colorcd colt, two years Old,
with both hind teet'w bite al*o two ironyrey
colts one year pld each. Tie .owAer* snfc, re-.
q1c*;ed to come and prove property pay chnrg-
IS aud take the colts away
justin CHAMBERLAIN.
Burnside. May 9Th, 1868. -. v7n43ws
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TWELVE: IIOIJ'S ADVANCE
III ANY p.rurp 1y<r

FOR THROUGH TICKETS
To MI prints East or Sonth or information,
apply 20 SiitLDUN Il IuD(:M N.
O.hrc CO: ncr oi ].cvcc and Plum SITS, Rel Wing
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"A citiasn efrNew~Qleees was arrested
s s. daA as for fjed nela female ,sn.e.
finm on9|st ~ houses PecA,se she display.
s. the Aherian flag one Of the win.
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II WSssaa DspssSsss q tie GeA i.at.,
0ys: Dssllhe Asssss 30 n 1srsnt -
@sess. - sash n extent that 60 ha~,lred
asv Asssss. ssasing ke0 so7ess $50 pss
ysa,. sssA cosby y dssd = - ord
tSoAa.s bslssS ~ sl~as 4 ~ ps1s,asa, vssk
r sssA : ~ $50 i es.saiaIy rpsAks vi
e d. .r;;vias sn~1lsstfss q wiao.s Ba,
slss&. IL hsst~sss uss q viao1a a.s u,
-. - have alvays khors1 ar u Inter.
esas q u lsvn, aa4 asu iisis kAsr i
,e.pii1k 10 80 ssv.sd. - ..
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{ No. 695.,
NOTICE

VI the discontinue 20 O.; the - Raj Wing
- Lam District" 'oth g Al Henderson, Min
n"sNta.
Notice i. hereby given that. pursuant to the
provisions of the 9Th section OF the act of Con-
v'css approve May ;oth, 1862, nti,lcu An
Act to re luce the expenses Of the su xcy
and sale OF the p,r.c la,rl~ in tho United
et"tcs,' the President Of tho United State: la.
directed he '!iscontinunnce OF tho - Rod Wing
Is riot" {o:t:c W Henderson, in the Stat. Of
Minnesota. ut as early date AZ practicable.
AID that he vacant lnnds therein. DO attached
to the Winona Lis:rict." and made subject.
to sule and entry ut ST. Peter, in rnid State.
Lands remaining unsold and unappropriated
by law. and heretofore subject to snle und en-
try at Henderson sill Cease to be subject to CIV
try ut said Office, from. the date Of the receipt
O notice to chat effect by the Register anal re-
ccivcr thereof; and tn, Land officers At st.
'c.cr viii give future public notice NJ tho dpy
on which they will be prepared to receive APP
plisations tor entries 1T their office.
Patents for lands in tho "koI Wing District
remaining uncallod for VIII hc returned 70 Tho
Gancral Land Office tor delivery. :" - r,
Given under my hard NJ the city or ash
ington, this fourth day Of April, q. u. 1881
BY order Of the President. -. " j. =
| J. N. EDMONDS.
| Commissioner Of the General Ian O:iies>
- z ~. ,ts}5E] IL
~ - NOTICE. ~E<2s3-E-
| NOIICE IS .heroby Gfyeh. ahsk IN pursuance
~ ofan order from tho Commissioner Of she
General Land ')thcc. disseminating the Land
Olice in tho Rad Wing District At iIcndegscn.
and attaching the sane to the Willonn District
ut St. Peter j We shallb DO prepared Oh and after
the 18th day Of May, A: D. 1865, to receive
applications foyscntering lspcssapd the tsas!sr
action Of any, other business pertaining 70 thu
late Land O.firc. at Henderson, u st. Peter ,
Minnesota. Gat - y z #as*aafsa ia ,2"tG/
| Given nnd.r our hands, this 2ad day Of April.
a. ID. 1s63..55&% ~ .'sl& 1EH3s5fr< - I'.ff
| BY order Of CSm: > GenernI Land Ollee..
- 49,. y4n sABNER TIBBETS, sRsgists1,,
JOHN KERN, Receiver. -. -
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Besides the destruction Of large quantities
Of pork, bacon, -four. wheat. corn, clothing,
and other articles ofgrest value to the rebelx.
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We have made arrangements with the
Telegraph Company whereby the dixpatche.
tte u b taken u At this place, and We are
.hh..s' en.b'ed = e's or rtaaslr the reports
down TO he very thy 81 publication. BY
thin assangsa,snteWs=hs ss news enc day
,a.se shaa eas b. had BY The St. Paul p.pen:
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-20
Gen. Stose,nan,. Explei'. 49,.
The following i = summary Of tho work
ccomplisksd By Gen. Ssonenan's expedition


Bridges destroy ID :...., ....3s
T. Culvefts ds.tr'y sl.... .... ........7
Ferries destreysd.... ...........5
Railroads b, oxen, place. .......7
Supply trains burned ......... ........4
Wagons destroyed. ..:l22
horses esptured.... ..2v0
Mules captured ~. 49,: 80. ....:":. ..lOA
Csnsla broken 90. ......3
Canal boats burned ........5
trains Of cars destroyed. ................S
Store housea burned. ..................2
Telegraph stations butnea.-.. ........4
Virus cut. places 80. ........5
Depots burned. ...... ...S
Towns Waited 80. ..25
Con,Iabands liberated ................l50