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The muster-ia rolls Of each company wilt
te made out by the Aajutant Of the regi-
ment from list to be furnished by the Ad-.
jutant General Of the State, together with
the articles Of enlistment furnished him by
the recruiting officer, and will note upon it
the names Of all persons discharged by the
Surgeon for permanent disability, designat-
ing particularly those cases where the dsa-
ability was apparent at the time Of enlist
ment. ""i'.j =.
Recruiting officers appointed and cor-
missioned under these orders, are hereby
Iordered to forward to these headquarters, :,
at least once week, tho articles of enlist
ment of the men recruited by them during
the proceeding week. -
/ The commissions Of officers who fail to-
comply strictly with these orders will be
Immediately revoked. =
A premium of two dollars will be paid by
tho United State for each accepted recruit
who volunteers for said regiment.
There will be paid also in advance, be-
sides one months pay to each recruit, the
sum Of twenty five dollars, being one fourth
Of the amount Of bounty allowed by law,
and payment to be made upon the muster
ing Of each company, TO which such re-
eruits belong, into the service of the United
States.
BY order Of the Commander-in. Chief.
OSCAR MALMRos,
Adjutant General.
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ns's1aserJ Sentin eats in Tennessee.
The Nashville Union, one Of the. abIest
aud most influential papers in the State 0,
Tennessse, : an earnest advocate Of Eman
eipa.ioa. 1n one Of its last ISSUES it says:
We balisvs that slavery i N enosmous
cusse, which viii destroy or country il ou,
country dos not destroy Il We beiisv.
that A The iE' frst step e peaee and union i thu
|dsssraction q that atrocioas institusion
which Jehersoa denounced = the p,ag1s
|and scoargs q the white race; which
WashiEgtsn and John Marshall abhsrred
and vhieh Henry Cl.y calIsd. /. his Ias.e
lyca1 III eysnt<sk e.rx e aII hsunan evil.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-21

Justice Burlesqued Again.

About year since Judge Donaldson Of
the 5th Circuit discharged horse thief ar:
fTaigoed before him for trial in this county on
|the ground that the Indictment charged him
with stealing bay horse, as bay was not
one ofths primary colors and the term bay
was used to designate the color Of the horse
the learned judge held that to be flaw ir
the indictment sufficient to justify thu dis
lcharge Of the culprit from custody and SET
ting him loose to repeat his thieving opera
tions upon other victims. .@'-
/ Last week in our District Court for thi.
County: the notorious impostor Smith who
has been playing Methodist and Episcopa
by turns of late years to hide his rascality
and finally finished up his imposition by
stealiug horse, buggy and harness from
Rathbone and a wife and child from another
Smith, was arraisned for trial for stealing
the horse, harness and buggy Of Rathbone.
Knowing his lying tale of Indian captivi.
ty was no 60, there being positive proof o
|his guilt in the Court Room, he plead guilty
to the charge and Judge Donaldson after
listening to short plea from the culprit's
attorney fer mercy, kindly consented to bur-
esque justice second time by sentencing
Smith to one years imprisonment in the
peniten'iary.
One wag says be thinks if the prisoners
attorney had done bis best in appealing for
mercy, the Judge would acquitted him
despite his confession Of guilt and fined Rath
bone $50 Cor complaining. Another says
the judge is candidate for re election an
relies upon the votes Of all the horse thieves
and pinps of the country to secure it.
Our own public opinion privately express
ed is that the judge is far better calculated
for inspector Of pork than for judge Of law,
justice or the dignity Of his position .-Ndir-
;aHN Republican,.
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Democrats who Support the War.


AS matter of future reference, when the
history Of these times is written, we mean
to publish the names Of the pretended War
Democrats, who, in this crisis, throw their
influence in favor Of the Admins tralion.-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
And what noble list it will be 1t will
comprise nearly all the men who have given
tone and character to the democratic party
in DAYS that are past. Let US epumerate a
few Of the more distinguished Of those who
are placed under the ban of the enquirer
for throwing their influence in favor of the
Administration and insisting that there
shall be no compromise with traitors:
Senator Douglas, who redeemed the er-
rors Of lifetime by sacrificing party to
country in his last days.
Lewis Cass, Democratic candidate for the
Presidency in l648.
Gen. Logan, the friend and confident Of
Douglas, aud the War horse Of the Illinoi.
Democracy. s-a. <..s- ..-...
Judge Daten, the ablest jurist on the su-
preme Bench in Illinois. =s'< @".
Senator Rice, the acknowledged leader o.
the Democracy in Minnesota.
Ex-Gev- Wright Buchansn's Minister
to Berlin. IT :T< @4.@~ - .%r.@ O.. y I
John Brough, the old brains Of the Ohio
Democracy. .5... -e~~. ~: ~ :-.,s. p
Gen. Butler, the recognized chief Of the
Democratic party in Massachusetts,. =@5
Gov. Cannon, Of Dele exare-a Democrat
dyed in the wool. s&--. ..-.~>aea
Andy johnson, Democratic United States
Senator from, and Governor Of, Tennessee
Robert Dale Owen, United States Minis
ter 70 Naples under Buchanan -aa =
Samuel Cony, Governor elect Of Maine.
| And in our own State. ys.e...~..-..z,
Henry A. Foster, Ex-Democrat;c United
States Senator. 20
John A. Dix 80 = =.
James 7. Brsdy. s sss zsssss.:s.#
| Horsiio Ballard. e9e. .=.z
Dyman Trsmain. &. .s... u.
Alexaoder s. Johnson.
| Daniel 3 SiekIes.
John Cochr1ne.
John K Porter.
BiEam Deaio. s
4 Thomas Fr1ness Er.l l~une /.
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Se1e&tea gpetry.
Ireland in America.
RY BARNEY N. BLADGER,

RY BARNEY N. BLADGER. s
Yo genil of the nation,
Who look wild veneration,
And 1reland's dissolution nnsayingly deplore
Ye sons of Gineral Jackson,
Who trample Oh the Saxon,
Atrind to the transactions under Governor
Seymour. :
Whin Lincin (dirthy scumbng,)
The tyrant and tho humbug, i
Wild cannon and wild tunder upon our city
bore,
Our fortichude and valance
INSTRUCTED his battalions ss.s:
To Inspect the gallant Irish wid Governo,
Seymour.
SHre twas thin that Colonel Brien
Dthrawed his troops up in line,
And whin he was beyant them a halfa mile OF
We hammered the curmudgin
Wild brtckbats and bludgin,
And bate him into smudgins for Governor Sey-
mour.
And here was our Fernandy,
Wild his boys so blithe and handy.
And likewise Misther Andrews, from Ould
Virgina's shore;
Whin him they did arrest,
lie was sleeping on the breast
Ola wonch, like all the sorts Of the friends
of Seymour.
Thin the pollis-dirthy divils -
Marched down wild two swivils.
We had killed forthy uagnrs, and wushcd to
to kill more
We was throwin' the brickbat,
Mls}:n' the little nagurs fiat,
But twas only tor the love ct Governor Sey-
mOur.
And as the Jorlgc haraneucd,
We bothered anu banged,
And the rolling office doors and windows down
VIC tore;
Sure 'twould benefit yer sowls.
TO sec us desthroy the rowls
Wld Whc! they thried to draft us from Gov
ernor scymour.
Thin the fut, the dragons,
In squalrons and pla1oons,
Wid their bands Il playing chuues, down upon
Us bore
And they bate The ratatco,
And the bagnvts We did view,
Winch lldld the Slaioo 1or Governor Seym I,
CamQ 18th III. Caru1y ,Cl1iuI, 'tss. July 80.
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WHERE have you been, Charlic?'
In the garden, ma ~ =s.:
NO, you have been swimming. You
know have cautioned you about going to
the creek; I will have to correct you.-
Look at your hair, how wet it is.' ~
oh no, ma-this is not water, it is
|sWeat' - .r.' j. f'-t --:..: ts:s.s.
'Ah, Charlie, I have caught you fibbing,
your shirt is turned wrong side out 'a''yH
(Boy trinmphantly,) oh, did that Just
now climbing the fcnce.' 1a<1> Il z4a:o.1
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-21

A gentleman recently from Canada states
shat while he was in Hamilton, G. w., a
fortnight since, Vallandigham was to be
seen walking lovingly arm in arm with
breslin, the defaulter. who lives in fine
style and entertaias his friends at his hand
some residence 10 that place.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-21

MANY man thinks it virtue that keeps
him from turning rascal. when it is only q
full stomach. One should be careful! and
not mistake patatoes for principles.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-21

OATS are il, great demand In the vicinity
Of Mankato. At 40 cents per busheI. II is
stated that several buyers have entered tho
market to fill government contract for 75.-
600 bushels, TO be delivered at Mankato and
Folt Ridg'ey for the use Of the military
Ezctangs. z.=..5= &E'.++ fa<<4s ~ &@2Es
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-21

A malicious wag says that if lawyer is
IN danger Of starving in small village, he
invites another. and both thrive.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-21

THEeE is astory that Barnum cent to
cattle show five- horned ram bearing the
labsl, "An intemperate sheep which has
taken at least three Aorns to much" zs
A NEW York PAPER urges the President
20 call for 2Do, 600 six months volunteers,
and fnish up the war st once. r..
Il SrEwAn Tths dry goods merchant, paid
|$245, GOO IS his income tar for lsst ysar.
A MOST abundant cotton crop is expected
lin Egypt this year.
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lows:
TWELVE COMPANIES or TROOPS.
I Colonel,
l Lieutenant Colonel,
3 Majors,
l Surgeon,
z Assistant Surgeons,
l Regimental Adjutant Gan extra Lieut.,
l Rsgimen:al Quartermas.er Gan extra Lit
l Regimental Commissary Gan extra It,,
l Chaplain,
l Veterinary Surgeon,
l Sergeant Major,
Quartermaster Sergeant,
l Commissary Sergeant,
2 Hospital Stewards,
l Saddler Sergeant,
l Chief Trulnpeter,
COMPANY OR TROOP oE CAVALRY.
l Captain,
First Lieutenant,
Second Lieutenant,
l First Sergeant,
l Qurtermaster Sergeant,
l Commissary Sergeant,
S Sergeants,
8 CorporaIs,
2 Trumpeters,
Farriers or Blacksmiths.
l Saddler,
1 Wagner, and
500 Pnvates-minimum.
(|S Privates-maximum.
All companies and parts Of companiss
raised under this order will report at Fort
Smelling. Minnesota.
Subsistence and lodging of recruits from
the time Of their enlistment and prior tn
their muster into service, will be paid for
by the General Government, at y rate rot
exceeding forty cents per day. ... f..
Necessary transportation Of recruits will
oe paid for at the current rates of stage and
fare. .,...
One Second Lieutenant for each COMPANY
in said regiment, will be appointed and
musteted into the United States seryice who
shall have authority to muster in recruits ~
they are enlisted. If any recruits shall be
enlisted by such officer, who shall after.
wards on medical inspection prove to have
bse n obviously unfit for the service At the
time of. his enlistment, all expensas caused
thereby shall be paid BY such officer, to be
stopped against him from any payment that
may be coming to him from the governmen.
thereafter. Any officer thus appointed and
mustered shall only be entitled to be paid
on the muster and pay roll Of his company
and should he fail to secure m Organized
company within such reasonable time Is
may b. specified in his letters Of appoint.
ment, bis mon may Be- transferred to some
other company, his appointmsnt be revoked
and b discharged without pay; unless i,
should b deemed proper to give him po.
s's'on IN the consolidated comnny to which
his men havs been transferred. !; articles o.
enlistment. = n the regular army, will b
made oat in triplicase BY such recruiting
officers, ene copy Of which will te sent e
the Adjutant GensrsIo of the State. ons 4
the Adjusant Of the regiment, and oos viii
be kept BY the recruiting olncsr
Recruits win u sent 70 The regimentsl
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Genera Headquarters, State, Of Min ne
sofa. ,,s.,
.r:.y.u ADJUrANr GENERALS OfF1cE, I;
ST. Paul. MINI Oct 70 l2i8I

~ 4
: ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. II, 1858
.-. GENERAL ORDERS NO. 73.] j.,
Authority having been obtained from Tx
War department to organize regiment o
cavalry to take the place Of the LIST Resi>
ment Mounted Rangers, whose term Of en-
listment will soon expire, to serve for three
years OF during the war, the Commander il
Chief of the military forces Of the State
confident that our citizens will not prove
second in devotion to the country to those
Of any other State, and will preceive the
necessity Of sufficiently protecting our peo,
|ple against the savases who have spread
death and desolation over our frontier set
Elements, hereby directs the organization O
a regiment Of cavalry, to be designated as
"The First Regiment Of Cavalry Minnesota
Volunteers" to servo for the period above
named.
All men recruited for this regiment be
fore the commencement Of the draft now
ordered, will be credited to the State on that
draft.
An early organization of the regiment
being necessary, it is recommended that the
several counties form at once military COM
mittees for the purpose Of encouraging en-
listments and assisting in the immediate
of the regiment.
The regiment will be organized as fol
lows.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
RESULT IN THE STATE.

The Election returns as far as they have come
to band, cannot fail to cheer the hearts of all
who love their country, and desire perpetuatiou
Of our form of Government and of free nsttu-
tion. Consprators and traitors who under the
specous name of Democracy sought to make a
diversion in favor Of jeff. Davis and his rebel
crew, have without the aid of Federal bayoncts
been driven discomftted from the fleld-routed,
horse, foot and dragoon, aud it is a matter of
grave doubt whether or not they will nuke au-
other stand this side Of Richmond
The result is all that could be wished, and
when the lightning flashes word across the cont.
nent that the Golden State has Numbered forth
her decree that henceforward there shall be "no
traitors in her borders, no pirates on her strand"
il will prove Of more value than n dozen victo-
ries on the ield-it will strengthen the arm OF
the Elective in vindicating the honor and integ.
rity of the Repubic-strengthcn by its moral
support the great loyal heart of the nation, and
when it is announced to our noble army. brighter
will blaze their camp fires, and their jubiant
cheers will reverberate from California and Art
zona TO the beieaguered city of Charleston that
California, the brightest gem in the western dia.
dem, though farthest removed from the scenes OF
striie, in sympathy is ever near them aud cher
ishes them in her heart Of hearts. Davis and his
followers alone are the mourners.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
THE VICTORY rs COMPLETE :
REDEEMED i!

a- s3e. struggle between the Tn
aa. pa ,cracy in Trinity county.
Eas -ay. Reconnoitering par
ties sent out several days 'preYiogs reported the
enemy in great force at Rattlesnake, Rush creek
Oregon Gulch, Eastman's Bates and one or two
other points. and that they had been fortifying
for several months at Weavervllr, Douglas City.
Indian creek. Junction City. Canon City. Grass
Valley, Hay Fork, and other strategic points
Their molly FORCES were commanded by expe.
riepoed political officers who bad seen service on
many hard fought fields. At o'clock, precise
ly the order was giren TO move on the enemy's
works, which was received with shout along the
Union lines, and the boys dashed forward in fiue
siyle, driving in the Democratic pioke.s at all
points. About this time one Jack " was dis
covered to be holding communication with the
foe, and giving them aid and comfort. He was
forthwith arrested and politically despatched.
Till noon the contest ragged along the entire
lines with great fury, when by agreement hostii-
ties ceased for ono hour, and there was great
calm. At precisely J o'clock the battle was re-
ister thot and shell, the Union forces with fixed
bayonets aud guns charged with ballots drove
The enemy from their works. and occupied their
inlrcnchments We were repulsed at Rattle.
snake, Oregon Gulch, Rush Creek, EaslG.au's
Bates, which places are still held by the enemy
All the other election precincts fell into the
on party, over which the Stars
wave in triumph.
20 all parts of the county came
a" during the night with dis
-aHea 1g our complete success over
se" vas received with wild huzzas
1emy displayed the white flag
ana al daylight on the morning Of the 80 the
whole force surrendered unconditionally and
stacked arms. The privates have all been pa
rolled, and the leaders will be delivered over TO
tie ranks of the people. The enemy fought
hravely In bad cause, but were literally over
powered by superior numbers. Their party is
now totally demoraiized and scattering in all
directions Hundreds took the "oath" yester,
day and forty or fifty applied 10 he received into
lhs Unon League. They will never be able to
make another stand this side Of Richmond
We learn also that in Shasta, Siskiy0u, Teha-
ma, and in fact throUg ghout The whole State the
rebel Democracy have been literally cut 10
pieces and put to flight, and general panic has
scattered them all through the mountains. aud
thousands are bunting their boles.' Never
was victory more complete.
All honor 10 the brave Union boys who have
achieved the glorious triumph. and secured this
State tor the next four years against the machi.
rations 0f tue eueraies OF the country. By that
;ime the Shareholders Rebellion will exist only
in history, aud the United States Government
will have emerged from the fiery ordeal Il hun
dred fold stronger than when she went into the
contest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
The Latest Eastern and State News
BY TELEGRAPH! /!

SAN Francisco, Sept. 8.
Entire vote OF city, H,73l-largest ever cast
Returns in from all except 4th and 10th Wards
Lows majority 4,469 Independent Union local
ticket 2le9. Returns from above Wards will
increase Lows majority to $500, and that of the
Independent city ticket to nearly 1900.
Returns from State at large indicate 10000
mOJoriiy for Low. Contributions 10 Sanitary
Fund yesterday amounted to between $4,000 and
$4,000.
CAIno, Sept. 2.
Southern papers deny the death Of Pemberton,
but say some OF his men have sworn 10 kill him
lie WAS taken to Richmond under strong guard
Fully 1000 ofhi army are in the field under Har.
dee. Johnston is still in command at Mobile.
WAsHINGToN, Sept q,
The life interest of seventeen different owners
Of valuable real estate in this city was sold to day
a large number of persons were in attendance,
but after the District MsFsbal had reud tho decrec
"f the Court, the Provost Marshal produced a
letter from the military authorities stating that
lbey would give up no part Of the property of
Which they have possession. The sale was then
postponed until Wednesday next.
Capt. Walker, Of the De Soto. ih!orma the
Navy Department Of the capture Of the steamer
.a!Ice for u violation of the blockade. She was
!rnln Mobile bound to Havana, with cargo OF
cotton.
Nevada county as far as received gives Low
2334 Do"ney, 1924. Sierra county thus far
gives 10 for Low and 5S5 for Downey. Sutter
county is close will require official vote to de.
eide. Butte county, probably 200 to 800 for
Low. Tehama, partial returns Low 454, Dow
v"y 3O4. Shasta county, 23 precincts, Low $50 ;
powney 454. Sacrame uto county, probably l.
600 majority for Low San Francisco 5. 600
All but live precincts in Yuba heard from Low
has 55S majority. Remaining precincts will not
alter il. elskiyou. four precincts to hear Low
750; Downey ISL. John = Joii.s, Esq, has re.
ceived diepatch from Lou, Geo Oulon saying
that the entire Union county ticket is elected
Los Angeles City. $50 votes cast. Dowuey 80
shend as far as counted Camp Drum, Low, ia
nowpey, none. Pajaro, DOwney l39 Low 76
MonteFey, z3z votes polled Low ahead. Aurora
l'fpb Y4ies polied think Low has $50 or 200
majority san Jose. 1896 votes Cast Low, 739
Po"ney 43Q Santa Cruz, complete, Low S95
Howhey' l32. Waisonvle, 45S votes cast /: a.
lar as couhted Low IS, Downey 62. Nevada CITY
Low szo Do@hey 10 North San Juan, Low
92S; Downey 65
hED BLpFf 3d--l0 P NJ.
Sam Jobns stabbed man named HnzuI.tte ir
tbe back Hazelctte turned and shot .I,bns i,
the lcg--w0und serous
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05

STREETS LETTEE.-All the secesh- Democratic
journals, and in fact the leading traitors of this
county, are endeavoring to make the people be-
lieve that the letter Of Chas. r. Street, the New
York traitor, published in last weeks JOURNAL,
is a myth and a falsehood The letter was pub
lisbed from the original, word for word, by the
Marysville AppenI The next day Street, through
his paper, the Marysvile Express, acknowledged
the authorship of the letter, but argued that in
IL no reasonable sentiment on his part was ut.
tered or niimation of disloyalty which could
lay him liable to traitors punishment. Cool,
isn't it?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
Glory Enough

We don't attempt to publish the returns of the
county, by precincts, today II is glory enough
to know that the Union State ticket will have at
least 2OO majority in Trinity; that the entire
county ticket is elected by handsome majority,
and that the Democracy acknowledge total ami
hilation. rejoicing to know that here and there
they have elected constable and road ovcrseer.
Old Trinity has redeemed herself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05

BURIAL SERwcE.-We are requested to state
that tonight friday at the hour when grave
yards yawn," the ceremony OF nterrng the NOR
tai remains of the Democratic party will be per-
formed at Douglas City. "Commodore 4. f..
Jones, formerly member in good standing Of
that party, will oiIlcate Friends aud relatives
are invited TO attend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05

MILITARY ELECTION. election of officers
Of tue Douglas City Rides held on tho 10Th ult,
resulted as follows
Captain, Z. A. Kelton lst Lieutenant, A. Il.
Earl I'd Lieutenant, J. j. Kellogg; Sd Lieuten-
ant, L. Stenmuller LIST Sergeant, S. |. Thayer (;
I'd Sergeant, John Carr Sd Sergeant, Dan. Con
nor 4th Sergeant, NJ. W. Personette 6th Ser
geant, S. d. Knight Treasurer. 7. Wollstein.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05

SANITARY FUND.-The donations to the Santa.
~ Fund at the Weaverville polls amounted TO
the sum of s53 No previous notice having beer
given, many went 10 HE ballot box uuprepared to
pOuatc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05

THE Richmond papers officially announce the
death Of John b. Floyd the traitor the tee.
graph Informs pS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05
STEWART g. SHEAR,
Dissolution of COpartnership.

TIIE COPASTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ex-
L isting between John J. IIuscrnft, George T.
luscroft and job +. Dye, (under the name aud
style Of iIuscroft IL Coz in the Butchering and
Meat Market business, conducted at Wcavcrvile,
Is this day dissolved by the withdrawal of John
j. liuscrolt thcrefrom, he having sold and dis
posed of hi, entire interest in said c0pnrtncrship
business. including all property, reel, personal
and mixed, notes. accounts and evidences of in
debt"dness to job +. Dye. The said job F. Dye
and Geo. II. Iuscroft are alone authorized to col
lect the said Indebtedness 10 their own use and
will pay all demands against the late firm
J. J. llUSCROFT,
j. f. DYE.
Weaverville, August II, 1863.
'INHE BCTCUERING AND NEAT MARKET
l. business will in future be conducted by Job
f. Dye and Geo. f. Iluscroft under the name
and style of job f. Dye Co. at the old stand
OF Huscroft 81 Co. 32.3t.