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THE MCDOWELL COUNT OF INQUIRY
To-day, 'undry documents were presented
on behalf OF General Med, and the Court was
cleared for their Iteration in secret session;
in which they were engaged up 10 ep N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-22

Il We have received the February number
OF Tie New York Knickerbocker Magazine con-
tanning some twenty articles or fair in terest
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Ex-Governor Cannon. Of Delaware, was in
hC2rrated yesterday. His inaugural Is strong
~ Union, aDd in favor Of the vigorous prose-
cUiIcn of TIE vsr
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SIT will Re recollected that The Seventh
Maine Regiment went home some two or three
months 70 recruit Four companies are now
ruu, ard they have been ordered back TO wash
flctor
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TIE REPORTED BATTLE On THE Kappa
HAMMOCK.
Rumors OF fighting On the RaPpahannock are
- '.thick - backherries'' on tar street o-dav,
bat ne hing hes BEN ascertuined 10 con firm the
statements OF the New York T,~es' dispatch
published elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-22
THE STORM Ar THE NORTH.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2s.-The Wasalastca
mail due a. one O'Clock his morning., has Ne.
arrived here. The storm on the Susq uehAaAa
WAS so severe that the boa, Wa uaa5,. 70
cross.
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- IL y oitsn ssksd, What has become of
th- -p-Nls! Here Is fact in answer "A
E.a.Ciac' u!er OF silver are In Providence. Z
i Ess ought for = few months past an aver
Il Ui.s hundred dOlla 4 day Of yer change
e. melt VI. lIt bcI.ght TWO thousand dollars
al -IiNtT CalnE- bat Il try days ago OF oue OF
Z ur ITUkrIs, ~ Il r, MUM OF twenty-six cent =
lot maHniaGIuTirg PURPOSES. The broker OF
WI, IL he sI.hrr>n.Ith bought, SAYS he his
t"Ct isi- Tor 'hT.r months past. an average of
tWI ETndrrt dollars I daN IN small change,
coming "a hi:. in small lots"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-22

- Two sorghum paper mills ara already in
operation in Illinois.
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81 M u ~;'aipic Cf English correspondence
IT, s'Ei' iII' - - y wen ~ London paper that
two VII Know -aifr,It r,Il. g, nerAIs ar.
CIV hrUg a. th.ir The. IN Pcno>yiyania IN
t4Nf,, HG w. ~ I"Id 'n,ll for -u-rrntrr'ng
tbS Fore : Nv 1r.-.t~ SOD .Ir GIon f).c-s
GUlCU' n-.sir, al st,.-,r,
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n=NOTICE-B,NK OF WASHINGTON. Janusr
OS 2nh, lae3.-The Trustses of this Bank hsv
declared dividend Of three per CO It. payable {
stock holders on demani
ia 2lSt JAS. ADAMS Cashier
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oNvaIEscsNTs.-Ir~tards sAoat - raa.
NS"-ct"t- Sr'iyCd; rbsut -. f-,m N,r,au.
'"r'h"'n h"i'',aiS. aud uig IT,, irpal -. a.
li,ia-
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o r FL OIL L..
PERSONAL.

Personal.
MRS. wREN
CURE EVERY DISEASE
HAND MxaNEF,sM.
4S5 X STRERr DFrvHss 6rH Avs IRA.
Washington. - u I'm.
NJ NO IMPOSITION
INApAMS Ross, Doctscss and Ast,olo zist was
bern III Q natural Gift. She tcili tic past AMI
futUra-was never known to fail CSUsS spa~dv
marriages brings together thos. long separated
No. 49, street West. between 9Th aud 7kh,
the Patent once. Ths only person that csn show
a lik. ness VI future husband absent {, en-! in
reality. Ladies' 81 Cents gentlemen 81 tar. In
H,iE KkePEgrADLB Wits HaCKHsy
i occupying the stand at the National Hotel
desire il to be known that chit hack i,aa oc
crpy,ng stand ~ Wi,arcs, yesterday hacEed
thrre negroes about the street In an open barou he
in bread daylight ia 2i-.t-
N" TAKE NOTICE.
W HEEEAS We gave over saScra! Promissory
Notes to Mira. Chss. EsysrE. all dscet ID Gambler
srectiveiy on ths % day January 1887 and I'd Peb
49,, and whereas We have not reeeir.t said vaiuo
for which said notes wers given, fore all
p+rsons from purcs ssiDe said not.s shalt pot
psy them. JOHN j. vRir2nHY,
js 7l-St- CHARLES LgSAN
"A celebrated Madame vORREST, Doc;ress Aud
Astroios:E: who has arrived from, EaTops rais
wonderful lazy was = pupi: OF the renown-t Signsr
haIetta, the asst -ologer Of Venice. W ~ born With
warrants to cure rheumatism and ntne- disas "a
caa show q likeness OF your future husband NJ
absent frierd in reality. Ladies' atty Sents; sNntie-
men not admitted; can be consulted At her rssi-
deree, in north street between 9TH AMI sta SIS ;
the only three-story lew brick house in the square
10 1l-3t'
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nSCITY POST OFFICE,
US WAsHisG1oS, d. G.
Notice Ia hereby given that in accordance with
instruct, LIB laid down by the Postna ter General
! viii receive, OF TIC kSDAY, January g. AMI for
~ this once, such SOLID d.fa<sd POSTAGE ,aups
Is hoyt tteG ,aI 50 ~ es,sS ssed a., earrenep.
o'clock .. e. and o clock p m
- l-eolm L. CL1PHAND, Postmaster
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III g!
W. n LRSI
The susssrise, has for sale or exchange
several pairs OF large, veil broken 49,
MULH6.
Jas. Il SHRHvH
- 3-S' Eleventh IT between and L
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IN JUET ARRIVED
W. DOZEN NkT BID COafOkrs vb;,b v.
bought 81 sacrifice. and will be teid at a a.. ali adj
'sbte, A. r.. RUCHLY's
Houaefurni hi pg store, Ar - Seventh at
Ja q 2N' bet seeu q And n So at
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07
Be Your Own Right Hand Man.

People who have been bolstered up and
levered all their lives, are seldom good for
anything in crisis. When misfortune
comes, they look around for somebody to
cling to or lean upon. II the prop is not
there, they are as helpless as capsized tur
ties, or endorsed men in armor, end cannot
find their feet again without assistance
Such silken fellows no more resemble self
made men, who have fought their way to
position, making difficulties their stepping
stones and deriving determination from de-
feat, than vines resembled oaks, or splatter-
ins rush lights the stars efheaven. Efforts
persisted III to achievement, train a man to
selfreliance, and whom he has proved to the
world that he can trust himself, the world
will trust him. We say, therefore, that he
is unwise to deprive young men Of the ad~
vantages which result from their energetic
action, by boosting them over obstacles
when they ought to surmount alone.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07
Minnesota Episcopal Church Intelli-

gence.
Correspondence Of the st. Paul Press.
Bishop Whipple has recently had the op-
portunity of securing valuable library and
philosophical apparatus for the Church"C Col =
lege at Faribault. A Southern College
which was broken up by the rebellion, has
been obliged to sell its library &C., to pay
its debts. The trustees were church men
and desiring to save the library to the
church, were willing to sell it at nominal
price to the Diocese Of Minnesota Good
judges think it worth $4,000; the shop
buys it for $4,000. The only question is,
will those who have followed the Diocese
and Bishop with their prayers and aims, aid
him in securing the valuable library to the
church in Minnesota ? This cannot be
doubted. Nothing would SO gladden. thu
Bishops heart and cheer him is his work -
Any Of his friends in this State or in Other
States, who arc willing to aid the Bishop
will please send their gifts to Mr.. II. Y
Welles, Treasurer Of the Diocese, Minneap
oils. or to Bishop Whipple, Farribault, and
will receive the thanks and prayer of tn.
church
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07

A KENTUCKY AsEcoorE. gentleman
owned slave who was very Intelligent
fellow, and UniversaIist. On one occa-
sion he illustrated the character of his re-
'igion in the following manner 4 certain
slave had Obtained license Of the Babtists
to preach. He was holding forth in the
presence Of many Of his colored brethren at
one time, when he undertook to describe
the process Of Adams creation. Said he
When God made Adam, he stopped down
scrapei up little dirt, wet it little. warm
ed it in the hsnds, and squeeze It in the
right shape, and den lean !. mp again St the
fence to dry stop dere." said our Uni
versalis; darkey- "You SAY dat are de frs
man cher male p '.Sartin."1 said thu
preacher. "Den," said the other, Jess tel
whas det ere sence come from s'-'. Hush =
said the preacher. two more questions lika
dat would spiIe all de feoIosy in de world .
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07

The INFAMOUS FouR.-When the bill for
raising money for paying our soldiers in the
Held was put upon its final passage in the
United States House Of Representatives, II
received vote Of $50 in favor to members
who vetel againstit. The names of those
four members who voted against paying ou1
brave troops. are
Clement L. Val,andigham, OF Ohio an OK
lie now in Canada: having been expatriated
for completely with the enemy.
Benjamin Wood, of New York, editing 8
secession newspaper.
II. G. Burnett, of Kentucky, expelled
from the House Of Representatives for trea
son, now in the rebel army.
John w. Reid, Of MISSOURI, expelled from
the House Of Representatives for treason
and now, or lately in the rebel army.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07

LITTLE TH1sas.-People who are unac
customed TO studying economy in their lit
tie arrangements, have little idea how easily
they may be saved. and 1t the same time
comfort secured by little attention to 8
little economy in little things. In illustra
ton, take the little article of metal tips
worn on the toes Of little shoes. It is as.
serted that by this article alone, the snug
little sum ofover six million Of dollars is an
'nuaIly saved to those who use them, and a,
the same time not little amount Of comfort
and protection added to some three billior
rair of little feet. So with many other lit
tie thing. -1riJune.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07

A Shareholder from the country approach
ed an old acquaintance, also a STAKEHOLDER.
residing IN the city, the other day, and
said
/ have several negro men lurking about
here somewhere. Iwi~h you would look
out tor them, and when you find them do
with them as if they were your own,
Certainly I WILL replied his frieod.
A few days ago. tie parties met again,
and the planter asked:
Have you foand my slaves?
I have
And where are they?
Well. you told me to do with them inst
as 1t they were my own- and as made m;
man enlist in the Fedora, army, I did the
same with YOURS
The assonished planter absqua,u!assd.-
NasaesIs Liss5oa.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07

A DRAFTED man in Ct. adrertises for a
substitute for which he offers to pay $50.
But he is little particular and wants 1.-THE
right man in the place" He says the sub
sti,u;e must bring sufficient proof that lie is
the blacklist abo.i;ioaist in the town where
he resides, aud he says, Il want one Of the
John Brown style, or one Of "Beecher's''
fighting Christians. None others need .p.
ply. - .-.ne..s ,..~...--.. ..~s.. -... 1850
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co @4
Proclamation by the PreSidcnt-'rhc
Port of Alexandria,, Virginia, Open
tn Tpo1o

AoostSsASAVAOu Wy VAO CSAuCHS~A HC
Port Of Alexandria, Virginia, Open
to Trade. '''
-, - WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1868.
BY THE. PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, in my proclamation Of tho 9th
Of April, 1861. the ports of the States Of
Virgins and Virginia and North Carolina
were, br reasons therein set forth, placed
under blockade and,
WHEREAS, the port Of Alexandria, Vir.
GINA, has since been blockaded but as the
blockade Of said port may now be safely re-
laxedskith advantage to tho interests of
commerce
Vow, therefore, be it known that I, Abra-
ham Lincoln, President Of the United
States pursuant to the authority in me vest
ed by the fifty section Of the act of Congress
approved on the 18th Of July, 1861, entitled
can act further to provide for the collection
of duties on imports and for other purposes"
do hereby declare that the blockade of the
said por: of Alexandria shall so far cease
and determine from and after this date that
commercial intercourse with the laid port
except as to persons, things and information
contraband Of war, may from this date be
carried on, subject to the laws of the United
States and to the limitations and in pursu
ance OF the regulations which are prescribed
by the Secretary Of the Treasury in his or.
der, which is appended to my proclamation
of the 18th Of May, 1862.
In witness whereof | have hercunto sot
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed. Done at the CITY of
Washington, this Oath day of September, in
the year Of cur Lord, 1868, and Of tho in
dependence Of the United States the eighty
third year.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
W. II. SEWARD Secretary of State.
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Popular with the Mules.

a soldier who accompanied the Imposi-
ton on its grand rounds, says, "1fwe have
no great confidence in Capt. Corning's ca
pacity as judge Of horses, he was decided
ly popular with the mules" "Nothing,'
he says, "was more common than to hea,
the poor dumb beast, even in the last stages
Of s;arvation, crying in the agonies Of death
'tcorn corn Corning.''
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07

sALIAsDIsHAx boasts Of finding shelter
protection and freedom under the British
flag. So have the pirates Alabama, Flor
Ca and every other rebel Institution.
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Selet1eQ PoetrN.
Southern Call on Northern Coppcrheads

"RALLY SNAKES"
Come ont You shiny huSsics,
Forget ,!omestic muses.,
And vvnd lew more cusses
On Abolitionists.
Wake, snakes
Vallandigham W II lead you,
While Southern traitors feed you:
And oh how bad we need you,
Gainst Abolitionists.
Wake, snakes
There's only one condition,
TO save us from pcrdition
just stop this Abolition
ID Abolition
Wake, snakes
There's nothing you can do, sirs,
t. help both us and YOU, sirs,
Like making much ado ,sirs,
bout Abolition.
Wake, snakes!
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FRANK " ES,

FRANK " ES,
ArTOn: u 2;Y 4 = I. 4 W
JUSTICE or THE PEACE.
Ye,.h VIM Minnesota.
Spccial attention given to collecting.
OFFICE on MAIN sri:ElT
r15o ntov6:1y
;a,r.AyIA1 Gae>ij So.
W., havc,u,tncv!y fnr,>i,'cdand opened the
Hickman tl"uSc. formerly Hlln" y Is ne ll'c h
unusc s'l.,' Il %I3sHs.f. H'u Win"- an''
,r.now ur.rur,l to acru,um ouAte Il II W no ma
favor as with their patronage
We havcJ':St bHi.t
tN-;:!t,D!N!S STABLE.
for the accommodation Of teams.
HICKMAN BROTHERS.
Ned Wing May -. 1862. ~ SIN
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07

GEyEEoCs OTTEE-Among those who
we're drafted last week was John Aorrisssy
Of pugiiistic fame. Upon learning " il, be
being 1t Saraiogo, wrote TO bis banker u
furnish . substitute for him who must b
Get ii inches high, weigh 1873 pounds, and
Be . courageous man in every ssnss o. th<
word To such IN one he would pay $500
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07
The Workman Ahead.

A good story is told Of certain promi
ncnt railroad gentleman of this city, who
is equally renowned for his ability to make
and take a joke. A railroad employee,
whose home is in Avon, came on Saturday
night to ask a pass down to visit his FAM
lily.
you are in the employ Of the railroad p
cnqured the gentleman alluded 10.
Yes
'You receive your pay regularly !?
Yes
well. Now suppose you were working
for farmer instead Of a railroad would
you expect your employer to hitch up his
team every Saturday night and carry YOU
home p
This seemed a poser, but it wasn't
NO said the man promptly, 4 wouldn't
|expect that +; but if the farmer had his team
htched up. and wa, going my way, should
call him darned mean cuss if he wouldn't
let me ride
MIR. employee came out three minutes
afterwards with pass, good for twelve
months
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-07

COPPERHEAD HoGs-Ihe Howard lind. !
Tribune tells good story Of an old lady
named Woods, living near Greentown, who
having lost two sons in the Union army, is
rather less inclined than she might other
wise be, to tolerate disloyal demonstration.
in her presence. As wagon load of Cop
perheads were returning from the Conyen-.
tion at kokomo last Friday, they passed
Mrs. Woods house just as she WIS CARRYING
out bucket Of "slop" to her hogs. The
Copperheads, looking strright at her, to
show that they meant the, demonstration
for her, hurrahe'i for Vallandigham. She,
considering that tho shout thrown at her
was quite as filthy and good deal more
disgracefnl than the slop in her bucket con.
cluded that she couldn't make more equal
return than to give them the slop, and she
did, throwing the whole bucket tul. over
them. The right hogs got it, if those in the
pen did lose their supper. Any set Of men
who will insult a woman, and especially one
who has put her hearts blood into tn.
cause of her country, by shouting for traitor
purposely to annoy her, deserved dir.ie'
dose than hog Stop.
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JAMES II. PARKER,

"
ATTORNEY & COUNSEL"H Al LII ":
And Notary Public.
PCD WING; MINNESOTA.
Particular attention (; vrtl to the c"I:ctlcn Of
clains ag ,inSt tn, Cuit:d States growing ""' OF
the war; tor sol Tiers AtiEAK PAY, BOUNTY MON
ETY. EXTRA PAY Or PENSIONS.
Oh in The tIoolhuc Volunteer building
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G.. J. q. McCLU RE,
Attorneys Il COuNsclor> ut Law.
RED WING, MiSNEs"TA.
Special attention given to the coIlec ion Of
claims against the United State 'or PAY AAD
BOUNTY Of soldiers killed III hattie Or dying
in the service ofthc Government.
Otiee in BrunI'S new building, next door t."
the Red Wing House.
Rcd Wing, March ST." lStl> Il
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w. w. PIE I, Pa,
ATTOR NEY AT' Ia W.
RED WING, MI N n Esq ~
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AYERS
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MARRIAGE.

ITS LIVES AND hates, sorrows and an.
i gers, hopes and fears, regrets and joys;
MANHOOD, how lost, how restored the
nature, treatment and radical cure Of Spsr-
matorrhea or seminal weakness; involuntary
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MARRIAGE GUIDE by WIN. YOUNG, n.
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in fact it dscloses secrets that every one should
know; still it 10 book that must be locked up.
and not lie about the house. Il will be sent to
any one on the receipt of twenty five cents in,
specie or postage stamps. Addrss, DR.. W n
YOUNG, No. 4l6 SPRUCE Street, above
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p AEFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
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DR.. YOUNG can be consulted on any of the
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fee, No. ll6 SPRUCE Street, above Fourth,
Philadelphia. -.
June n eaJv.
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STYLE. FORM, TERMS. &C.

Volume XIV, for 1868, will maintain the en-
viable reputation the RURAL HEw- YoaKn has
acquired for both Contents and Appearance.
1t will be published in SurERIol SrHLE-with
Nsp Type, good Unite Pepper and nsny fins ~.
Iustrations. Its Form will continue the same -
now-Double Quarto-with an Index, Title
Page. &C., at close Of year, complete for bind
Ing.
TERMS, Always in Advance-41 year; ,
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