The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08
STATE, ITEMS.


Both digsers and buyers appear to be per-
fectly content to lay in the shade few
days. It has commanded very nigh prices.
-Henderson 4Mo,, tor.
RAxsoMED.-On Tuesday little boy Ia
ken by Little Grow during last summers S
massacres, was brought down with the
train Of Red River carts, having been ran.
somcd by the Catholic priest. Another boy
refused to leave. and ia still with Little
Crow.-1. Cloud Dem ~crat.
IMMIGRATION, ,-Im,nigrants Still continue
to flock into this portion of the State at
tracted by the fame Of great crops and asd :
vantages to settlers. Inquiries at the Land
Office concerning the con ition with regard
to title Of lands that have been selected for
homesteads are frequent.-lb.
WE learn from gentleman who has re .
Gently visitei the First Regiment that they
are in excellent condition and fine Spirits
They number four hundred and ten and
have only one man in the hospital and he
is not seriously i'll. They are considered in
the army and by the authorities at Wash
ington as the best regiment in Hooker's ar
my.-Press.
THE Red RIVER TRA1N-Tbe swarthy
half breeds of the Red River Valley are now
arriving in their trains, making US their an
nual visit. We learn that more than usual
will be here this year, owing tc the steamer
international not being ablo to run this sea
son. Thus far 40 have arrived, and are
encamped above the city, on the St. Antho.
ny ana Fort roads. It is expected that
there will be $50 in all arrive in few days
Their wagons bring down large amount
OF valuable furs, amounting in all to prob.
ably $50.CeO. After purchasing goods and
stores, they will load their singular carts
and return on their 500 miles journey north.
ward-Ib. "'{
We are glad to learn that the forts SO
long talked OF on the frontier west Of US
are about to be erected commission being
now out to select suitable locations for them
They should have been put up long ago, but
better late than never. Every precaution
should be taken to save US from another
lBabtisu, Of fire and blood Glencoe R,gist er
SrArE eFAn-Ths State Agriculture
|Committes held . meeting At st. Paul OF
tho 10Th inst. and decided to hold Stat.
|Fa.r next fall. il Fort Smelling. or soms 9th
) Ter proper place could be ohtaised for tha
!, purpose. WA.L. AXIS, the President 0
the Board, and Maj. CuLLES, were appoin
ted Committee % confer. with the proper
authorities 70 secure the grounds. Stat
dtaaaw ]. *Efst sszsaaaa ssH* issfz@ II szsy$zgz
/ DRr.-We regre: to my that the prsssn
leoatinuons drouth has seriously impairei
|shs greEth fths vhsae and corn acps
q This i paziealasiy lie ease % prsisis iarns
I'VE learn, however, from residents 10 tn
Big Wood.' that thsir crops hase not =
|.afsrsd u slsast. and tAat shs prospect,
: sIofa ,grsas crop ~ eftAs most eheerinl
Isharscter.--l6 - S 81 .=...ss So {. S.. S..
81 Bro FEn--Hr- Poetsr caught from IL
Iisss = <s daysaes NTH eomssa haol
|aad iias, : lazgs dsusTeoa wtighisg Gxt,
Iponnds. md 6ys ~ ana thrr.
linches in lsne hls,tiiags adfpes4nt. s
DszED Ur.-Ths klk of Hiaasispespl
'Iars saaoaE Tie thiaes thk re.e- Not /,
Idrop d vstsr s ~ q ~ 60 beantifn
lstssan that usd % I'll ss,r u reel
ksa1n1D ha1pss1sne. ssss
Jam4 Nataisoa Cuts III fa.hsr az III
4 |ssaator DouEsaA dsd N Washmgtos. .,
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