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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02
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ClURCHES.

CHURCHES.
Mxruop1sr EPISCOPAL CuuncH-Corner of
Ea.t Avenue and Fourth street. Services Sab
oath at loL A. N. and 7XP. NJ. Sabbath School
At p.x. Glass meeting Sabbath at 81 A.
~ and n. Glass meeting Wednesday even
ing ~ o'clock Prayer meeting Thursday
evening ~ o'clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Pastor
STRANGERS FURNISHED WITH SEATS.
NJ. 4. CaUnch-( German )-Church Block,
front on West Avenue, Services Sabbath lO19
A. Y. and7 TX Pm. Sabbath School at a. NJ.
Glass meetings Sabbath at y NJ. and P. NJ
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 74r: NJ. Preach-
ing Friday at 74 P. n. Rev. Charles uoll-
mum, Pastor.
CHRIST C!lunou Episcopal Head rfBroad-
wy, between East and West Avenues. Servi-
tce. Sab5ath iOH A. N. and 81 Pm. Sabbath
School Immediately after morning servicc.-
Morning prayers DAILY Sunday ex.eptcd) at
. II. Rev. z. Il. Wells, Rector. ALL SEATS
FnEE.
FInsr PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH-ChurchB Block,
between East an West Avenues, aid fronting
on Seventh street. Services Saba tn at 1917 A.
r. and 6N p.n, Sabbath School Immediately v
after morning service. Prayer meeting THURS
day evening att o'clock. Strangers will always
be D. 0 vide with seats. Rev .Sandtord H.Smith,
PAs;,r.
RED " lSo LopcE No. 8, F. & A. M.-Mects
tho first IN third Monday i'll each month. ut
tn .ir Hall, corner of Main anil Bush Streets
LA GRANGE x. A. CHATTER No. 4.--Mccts
tbs ,sconl Monlay in ,nch month. ut Masonic
HAll, IL. 3. Wilson, IL. T., e. Joss, Acting Sec
USIoI LEAGUE.
The Uui"r League CT \m",ica. Red Wing
C"unril' meets every Tuesday orruing 1T Stcr-
HAg's Hall, 1t ~ o'c.cck
OFFICIAL.
&syi.tcr OF D1n(s--C. T.. Webster" oi!icc in
!:h, Court House o.licc hours from A. NJ
Eln.il j rx.
County Aultor --Fro.l. JOSS. office in tI"'
'nir5 ,lnl,, -o,li:o hours trull a. ID. until
jp
t,un-y Ira .lurer-Orin Drnsmorc. Office in,
tn, Cart !Iouso-otlico hours from A.. NJ,
mil r.n.
h,riif NJ. 5. Ch.nller, office in the CourtE
House.
Clerk f the C"urt--Rpbcrt Deakin, office in
the Court lIou -ot.ce ho IT'S from A. Il. un
til m.
county Artornsy--Warren Bristol, Olive on
Ain Street.
JnI:, ,t' Probate and Court Com miss sSioner--'
). =. ;,vn VI is o,i:c in W,lkinSou'> block.
Justices %! the Peace James II. rark. r. "t ,
Acc III Ionlhus Volunteer hn,lIing Frank
lvcs, Office in iranl's new building.
POST OFFICE.
Office hours on week days from : \. NJ un:il,
sr.x. On Sundays from . TO 10 A. ~, and
FROM ~ Y. to | r.x
Upmal closes ut s P. ~, down mail closes
at Y.
Rcd Wing TO Mnntorvil'e. leaves Tuesday
Thursday. md Sntur ay, ut A.. rrivcs
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at P. II.
BED Wing to Northfe ii, leaves Thursday at
7A.u.
Rod Wing TO Wanamingo, leaves Saturday
At AK.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02

. DROUGHT IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY
CATTLE DY1Ea BY HUNDREDS. Paiaro
Times says: "A gentleman who arrived in
sWatsonyille on the 25.h of June, from San
Luis obspo county, with 200 head of cattle
informs US that the drought is terrible. For
seventy five miles on the route his cattle
neIcr got ono bite Of grass, the whole couu.
try around being IS barren and dry .. the
road on which they travelled. Cattle are
dying by hundreds. Men are travelling
with knives which they. cannot use fast
enough in stripping off their hids.-dsaths
~ starvation fer exceeding the number kill.
ID. Other counties adjoining share tho
curve with San Luis Obispo., =.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02

AN INTERESTING DocuMENr.-A CORE.
spondent sends US copy of major gen.r.
ais oath Of allegiance to the United States
under the Articles of Confederation. Tb.
original is in possession of gentleman in
Philadelphia 1t is printed blank, SLED up 10,
to read as follows: al ~ 49,.
,, l Arthur st.. Clair, Major General, do ao-
knowledge tho United States Of Americ. "a
BE- Free Independent, and Sovereign. States
and declare the people thereof owe no ALA.
g'anee or obedience to George the Third
5h'ng of Great Britain, and 1 renounoe. re-
fuse and abure any allegiance or obedi.nc.
TO him; and do swear that will to the
utmost OF my power; support, maintain
and defend the said United States against
The King dsorgy. the Third, his h-irs and
successors, and his abettors, assistants and
adhere,nts, and will serve the said United
States in the office Of Major General which
now hold with fidelity, according to th.
best OF my skill and understanding. - 80 80
,r. ART. ST CLAIR, Maj Gen.
Sworn before me, camp
Valley Forge, May IL, l778.. .:iE
=" .-.,.. -. - GEO. WASHINGTON. ! :
Inc Articles of Confederation were adopt.
ed in 1865. St. Clair was member Of
Congress in 1856, and the next year w.s
chosen president Of that body The Nation.
al Constitution is dated the 18th September
1887, and Tie first President was elected an.
der its provision in 1889. St. Clair was .p.
ported Governor Of the Northwestern Terri
tory IN 1888, and held that office until
Ohio became State IN lsO2.-Tortlund
Press. =: ~.l.,
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Seletted 2petru.
'sHoe out your Row."

'Hoe out your Row."
One lazy day farmers boy
Was hoeing out the corn,
And moodiy had listened long
To hear the dinner horn.
The welcome blast was heard 1T last.
And down he dropped his hoe;
But the good man shouted in his ear.
"My boy, hoe out your row."
Although ''hatd one" was the row,
70 use plowman's phrase,
And the lad, as the sailors have il,
Beginning well to "haze,"
81 can, said he, and mantully
He seized again his hce;
And the good man smiled to see
The boy how out his row.
The ladthe text remembered,
And proved the moral we'll,
That perseverance to the end
Al last will nobly tell.
Take courage, man =! resolve you can,
And strike a vigorous blow
In life's great ield Of toll,
Always hoe out your row!
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02
GOV sWrFT's REPLY.


srATK OF MINNESOTA, ExEour1vr Drpr, y
! t'ss. st. Paul, August 81. 1868. -
David Wills, Esq, Agent 80, Gettysburg,
~ Pennsylvania 5.z9 = II; ss. s'S 5a'-s~
SIR :; I have the honor to acknowledge,
the recsiptef your Communication. Of the
18th inst, with accompanying Circular en- en- :
bodyins certain propositions relative to tho
burial of Union soldiers killed at the battle
Of Gettysburg. = .--: ~. ..g.c. I. r. III
r. Minnesota assents to the propriety Of
making suitable disposition Of the remains
OF the honored dead, and, in her BEHALF
your plan for carrying out the object pro-
posed, is hereby accepted. go il
! see no advantage to accrue from a sen.
crate conveyance to our State, Of her Dor
ton OF the common burial ground, and it is
desired that the title to the Same remain
tor the present at least, in the State Of
Pennsylvania. ~, - ...., 81. I
~ the Governor, HENRY A. SWIFT.
D. BLAKELY, Secretary Of State.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02

THIS Is said to be tho frs: year since
1886 that the potato blight has not appeared
in Ireland. The ksrvest generally Is re
ported better than it has been for several
years past This fact however, is not re
tardins emisration, and the peasntry are
erowding tbs ships tha, sail for Arnerica- @ 8.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02

An Englishman said to Dr.. Thompson,
You hare no coal. and il IS that which gives
England its manufacturing importance..-
Ths Doctor replied. We are not entirely
destitute Of coal. we hare one small bad
called the coal bed Of Illiaois, which i
larger than The vhole Of England II you'll
wait until Ne scoop il 5as. and then briny
yoar island over, ws'll drop 4 u and anne,
you-
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02
Rich Scene, and i Warning to Women
Who Wear shor. Hair.

~NO W <i HAc'
We heard yesterday ola seric comic in
cldent which occurred not hundred miles
from here. that must have been decidedly in
teresting to the parties concerned, and
should prove valuable story for the perusa'
ofjea'ous husbands. The facts given are as
follows. One Of our most respectable citi
zens, who is blessed with the pretticst and
and best Of wives. and one little 'responsi.
b'lity,' had been absent from home ,or some
days. His spouse during his absence had
discharged her servant and employed in her
p|ce the wife of a soldier who had just re-.
turned from the war; The little woman
being lonely in her husbands absence, had
induced the soldiers wife to share her bed
with her. On the night the loving husband
returned, the woman had before retiring
been engaged in repairing her Sossr mans
coat, and had earelessly thrown it upon a
chair in ;he sitting room. The anxious hus
bard returned about 2 clock, and admit
ted b ynsef.wlth his night key, found every
th'"g quiet and noiselcssly struck light
aud the first thins that attracted his atten-
ton was his SOY !ier coat upon the chair
near his wt.'s bedroom. INSTANTLY the.
green eyed monster ssizc.t"1im. and Stealth
''y throwing the light upon the bed he saw
bis wife repos'ns upon the same pillow with
masculine appearing person. '(rhc wo-
man who was with her. wearing her hair
and being coarse fca,urel) lie
was for moment transtixed with rage, bu,
soon determined TO wreak his drest ven
geance upon the supposed guilty pair LIE
soon procured deadly weapon and with
murder in his eye, advanced towards the
sleeping couple. At this junction the sol
die Is wife awoke and seeing the-to her
strange man approaching with such savage
aspect jumped from the bed, with scream
made dash for closet whore she was for
a moment safe. This Of course awoke his
wife. ucr attempts to learn what the trou
BILE was, We're fruitless. The enrassd hns.
band would moi listen. He rushed to the
closet and dragged forth the trembling wo.
man from her hiding place. Upon bringing
her to the light and discovering her sex, the
scene may be we'll imagined, but We shall
not undertake to describe it.-Eknird Press
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02

sia II NAT BE- interesting to the public to
know that tho cost Of maintaining the seven.
" four Major Generals, ,and.two hund red and
eight. .sou Brigsdier Generals in the federal
armies, With their staff, AMOUNTS to ths nice
little sum sf three millions Of dollars per
|anhnm. st51s.s :.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02

I TaE horse warranted to stand without
tying. which : man bought Il : sale tho
other day, i now offered ie b sold with
The additional guarantee thst 'he will not
move without whipping
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02
WHOLE NO. 4l9.

Z, Il is Expressly stipulated that tho
Whole expense chargeable to the common
account, shall not exceed $35eoo. 9Tasa
;. 9. Each State may, if-it pleases, appoint
a q agent who shall act with David Wills,
agent for Pennsylvania, and other State
agents in carrying cut the foregoing plan.s7
Respectfully submitted by authority of ;
,t.t bszs .s1as9#aa zx#3 A. g. CuRrrN,sga
.sss-,, ..ss,.t5.ssg Governor Of Pennsylvania
Fer DAVID WILLS, Agent s@s1li.A4>r ?
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02

CossEcTIcuT DEsK.rERa.-Ffsm dsscr;os
tive lists, ard o.bsr sourcss, il II sstimssed
shat there ars q the present tins no lsss
thaBtro thousAnd dssertsn from Connsctt.
ent regiments.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02

ss Major opdyks has vetoed the ordinadcs
|passsd ky ihs city ef Nov 1esks = psys
SEQ Tor each naap sdrAltsd- ~ s.ystszs. 8
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-02

PATEIo1Tc FAxILis There ~ shers
families IN East nottingham township.
e,he<ser county, PenmyIvatip, Who ~
lourtsss soes . fhs Unjon assly.
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.tinC 9Totlamatipn unffrrs prdfDsntrn, norm
alt pttben SttDcbnEr Der @pnf6berottun bonn
listen BITE sum 45fsh 0tteneiabrr ,um ,Rrieas,
bttnF ouf9cbcten rrstotn. Ausasnpmmtn bier-
Don hub muir Sol6r, bic pur& pds GieI,h utHt
In bic 8faGs Der observation-disclosures faatn,
trobtn Hidttlrger eeb6rSn. 9ttleIttn t6nneR
~ ALTO gang unbeirrst bier itbrn, etnn nod frbt
ftt Contribution be- s CONFEDERATION uH an astdlet
pa, bic ben RibtbIretr in ieSrr 9,ristuna
ftubt, uto mir bcfsn aud, bag fe unanastaf,f
que ptrIem Srfrriunsffampfs btrocrar6tn pirp
" Ter bitf9E Enquirer" uno anp.re Si6ttsr I'M
den lpar, uamsntli6 Ger 6lembtn peatu, ON
cttism plniEr FER 5reibcit an rutttln unc elm,
Dictator. 6rrri6aft Blst6 crr int Rotrrn on, !.
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b1nai9Ftit MUIR mitt, 10 ior6tr 8spaItmits1 an:
trrinarn mare. Sir aber trpurn LAjtr.r ne.
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ale isnen 2euttu ju. lie tsntt germ isltf III ZEN
NitttIn errifsn m66ten, pie ft nod stRtrn bel
6rn ganttse TuhpurDis fanStH. -. -. :".
=. Sine psttsrt SrfimnuH9 rltfrr prctlama.
ton raumt lititn n:usn neutrality-suspicious.
.ras Ht6t Elm. ibrt ct9sne : omp1snle unb 98of-
fenaattune wd6leR 3u ~fonnsn. msnn lie flo frti.
tptqte ntslptH, ebe bas nrue &enleripttcn ne ae,ss
prattl6 eur19tfubrt piro. Nrlpe fit. peFbalb
'heth OeSNI LEtllPlutSI pt
III uniere ;}ttt ~trforUtrt .aroes Spfsr
= Nir Dsrwstltn auf bic mrrsen @Ormtttaa
In @cnr" e ausr'e RcMtitsau 6all Rotlfncrups
8erfammfuna. NO fb N,6ttarssr einrr erut.
lHsn &aOaatrte Scmpaanrs ani6ltsetn t6unrn,
Die gum S6uss unEcrcr Staet t%climmt if. Sin
tsper 8tpc6utr ~unlerer' Staot som l6tsn BIS
inIn 45fsn Sabre IL ptrpRtbttt in :3sjt rtr
8sfatr fur rieisIbt. Die DoF.n in trarslfsn.
Nah riutr Proclamation uuitrss W'puuern,ure
bat unltr Staat am lRrn Susuf 5000 Damn
ju ftGsn, bic aus isnen NItirstlG6sn Ger Rttii
bsraueariOssu Dsrprn. anf RiGtbiresr; bic IN
Der ltsten Get ~frttptais ODER sejpunsrn Der
Nittj Fb aRssf6IUftn hattn, bat, unlsr,s Gri
a6ttHs inO Dem. @prttaut pts @eitsts mad
btsIe ~Gonfnipirou innrrbalb Der. WiHi feline
NHptnnung; Mn ttDat9en 3ptitsnidutn lspcn
pUrlubsuSen, rntbsn MIR bsn Ri6ttlretrn, fH
Itsbtr elmer aueidltestt6 aus Srtmren BtfsSrn.
ltn Scmpaents dujul6ttt6su.
GtHs etnlf&s Snflntsris.g omplsRis ID inter
&apt. u. Sst6rrt elet6fulS bsrsits ~or9antRrt.
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H. Sn f~UIStuOtR SIdStSR fab aaSfSIseRrt 9rntu
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GoIHmbA4, ga. Or. 3. Rtt6. .
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Suitman, RtT, Or, @H. Brennan.
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&risSs. Dep I,
Z. Nimmpne. 9ttn Rai 1863. .

NlN UkAItA SOOs -
g ; d. on SesRo tt YO. &. - DIE fUIe
aenOen CONFEDERATE Sffjiert nnO 0tmeiRs ffn0
rs&tndsts d~usaewsnfEtt Rn6 wsEetn skittmtk
ale srb0narO ert1irt: !. st: -. =.
L. aus SfFItsEs upSg @tmEins, bic AZ irarnA.
slasr 3sit Dor Dtn 6. Iai 1858 Bel Gity Gotat
abasliIfrrt Drr6rn <fnh. ~ -, ~ hgHo :"
2. *VGt OfFJtsre, Die vSr Sin ii avttf 1858
an trardO etntm 9Ede B9dnaGR 9tROGlhsn mn
unIsr parole fst10teSttA aDorBsat 6nA.5 h; III. I'm
s. a0e 0rmsinG, DE 10 NpEOaG al OltaGi der
Uir8iHten- Uor. BEN J.. Mara 1863 1edaaasp e..
nOmmsR uRO pdTolt iUUTotn Fn6. = -.
4. Die DffItrrt, uHD 0tnatint. bic bard U.s.'
ptTai 2. p. 9artrr BET frinIr Grpt6ih0n IN
ocr9nn9tHsR Gttsabtr. rad GaRs3EhafFSF 4.
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RVmmsn unb parOIt BON 9irufsHanEaG oIo1fI
Sttwart In Ban 9urtn, QrtaRtaS, ON 25. 60
mar 1868; 'tur4 Col. DtdiR i'm B.,rmbtr
1862 duf ittntm. I2aa ifd6 Stt A9P6bifs q: Sbto
Sailruae. unO cur& Capt. GdHttebRih GottntbI
MhRifpptJ i'm DsJtmtfT 1862. 8ir"reEdBrH.
g.. DIE SiF;irre uHN @emrine parUIt ,u Sr.
fUro. O1iid lippi, am %. De:tmbsT: lS62.[I,n
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Z aue prfVnrn, bic 0uf Sttn @.tt. ubrr
out 8lnftu, petr au Der &lRe Der @onf,S.rate
cetr unttee StatEe jn irStnD elmer 3stt V0r
Dem 10; Ds,smbsr 1862 ~StfaHssn -ssnOmmrn
porren ifnp.. -. ~ X.
8: Aas @iojltftn. Tie ;u irssne stutr Ait
Dor GEM e. 0tat 1863 ~osrboitrt uub parUIt NOR.
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tnttunren. @tHn tssrnb zine fcttt ptr(Un BEN
Ger: Stdatsn ben GtD Der SItue ss!etRst bat.
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bat, Obtr UsuR itinr 6rtiIa6aRa BON iEa.nh
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IT rsrisIbe tt.rSen rnt6rttu. -
y. sHsnn traenb rtnr Der In pcratbsnb.n
81 ttOHsH aufssfhtrss prrfOn, cttr ci. t.r,ite
IN frnbtr atsrf6tr Ftntn Gr6anar. @art,u0 oIe
trbnn9sb tslsttntisn p~srlUntn fb nr6 in II,
stnp stnsm 8IdnsRi6 Der 6tpraI R,otsruuo
etFnptH louten. 70 inp i0I&r iusG.i6 Az tntIoe.
ltm nno an t's !onisrtrots autprit6tsu ausru.
~litfsrn. . Robt1t"SuIS'"
.;' .=.' Gr&auae. Ndeut.
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ten bas unausiltrtats 1strIansen, bic ean,s
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StunOen bee @tpebr kbuItsrn ml6sn. "
Rod abtr brau4en mir uns tsinen .Bsarin.
Sttrn S'far&tunsen binjussbsu, stnn nod bas
ben mir umi&ttsr @rnsrdIs u. tapftrr aIm.rn,
bic nod In tsh,sr srObsn 5sISi&io6t BsHsat
sO0resn fnb. Slae ou@ Bite eaune rec 3Ittss,
sIids ttR yantstS >ustftslR iSrtr &aaUntnbOUts
S'Rattsn, Hiua6 Utrt6oOlts StR6 BON uarcrrr
GrnfSOtrastUn Ius,ard6sn. ben sastn inter
SEaa'a tSanta Ft tn fRntts SaRttn NOD not.
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