The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-30

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a5 81 STATE = sIlTEMs. 5 @".*o
Pei o1 %:t7aa 3F&a - --..Is 59Et III b9a9y. ~t,-
u FINE APPLEs.- B.a Stevens of;Castle
Rock, has several applet trees in fins bearing
condition. They have produced apples for
two Or three years, and this year they are 3.
large and fas, some Of them ,as much as f
nine inches in ciIcnmer Hastings In-
depe,sdenkb as sjqtaia ii .a2;a.I 9... 10 aof,-r
81 A SAP ACCIDENT. Wills the Northern
Belle was transferring her passengers to the
Cntter, yesterday morningat Wacota, the
little son. seve. years ofsgs, of Mr.. Sidle
(brother. We believe, Of th. banker of that
name. Of Minneapolis. J who was walking
On the gang plank from ono boat to the 9TH
|er, slipped and fell into the river, dragging
with him his mother's sister, who had been
leading h,nn. The tlady wsszs1sseued but t
tho lid was drowned. Press: 1-,@4s.s T....
GRoPs.-Reports continue to come to us
from every direction, representing that the
yield Of wheat is excellent. Other small
grain and corn and potatoes promise we'll.
On the whole, we think tho farmers Of
Minnesota will receive an encouraging re-.
ward for their 1abors this year.-Preston
Republican. ~ '''o'7'ta.1. ..2=~. -. So.
MORE SHEEr.-Mr: Fl. F. Blodgett re-
turned to town this week with five hundred
sheep. which he latsly purchased and drove
from Michigan Republican. -"
CouRT MARTIAL military court for
tho trial Of the young Indian known Is
Little Crows: son, convened at Fort SMELL.
ing yesterday. 1t is composed Of Lieut..
Col. Jsnnison. Maj. Buell.. Capts. Egerton
and Arnold. and Lieut.. Pratt, who is the
Judge Advocate. Owing to the non arrival
Of the President, the Court adjourned over
from yesterday .-P,ess, .,..
SHEEp.-A flock Of sheep, over seven
hundred in number, belonging to Il. 8.
Griswold, Esq, passed through town one
day this week. They are to be herded, we
understand, in the neighborhood Of MIR.
Crcsby's three miles below CAutfeM
Democrat. ''2't'L< a7S2' ''F5l17J u ... ID. .-.
AZ; We hear cheering news from all parts Of
the country relative to the crops: Wheat
We judge. will average from twenty to
twenty-five bushels per acre throughout
the county. while barley and oats are full
CROP! What wonderful capacity osr soil
has; to resist the blighting tendency Of. =
drouth Of three months duration, and yield
after all bountiful harvest !-RocAester
Past. Fl, val zL 49, i; [;' :. - 80 II"
MINNESOTA APPLEs.--Ws are again in.
dsbtcd to MI. Nathan Fisher, of Whitewa-
ter Valley, for some eight beautiful speci-
tmsns Of apples from his excellent orchard.
RThe varieties comprise the, Monarch, Sweet
june, Hubbardson's Nsnsuch, Carolina
Red June, Tallman's Sweeting, Red As
|trachan, and two beautiful varieties which
Mr.. 3. could not name. Several of these
measure from twelve to thirteen inches in
circumference, and our friends who haye
looked At the lot pronounce them IS beauti
ful - they have ever seen. If any one
j doubts their quality they can sn.sll Of them.
4 Wiaoso Repxl1ica~. Ell .: t..s,z:s zwres5 ..
! 1xrRovExrsrs-The improvements in
.lths county nors. th.n keep pace with tho
Improvements Ii this city, New farms
have encroached Upon the pfairis and new
houses greet the sysin every direction
This has bs1p a excellent ssason for harvest
..lins. and the grain has bsen secured in COED
cosdiuon, and the thrsshing most all done.
Milwaukee will b astoaished ct the perfect
,lqpaii.y Of the grain We will send to that
n,aarket, apd ths good condition i . in.-
Haa;ng' & .lndspendent. r. : sss.s' .',.''
J WIsrEs WEsAr.--Aas unprecedsnt
vtamount ef4vintss vhsst i sown this lll,-
{ 30 CREST hes bsss ths demsnd for seed that
Isvsry busl,sl he's been exhausted for more
sIthan.s week IL the neighborbood Of the
.liasge towns in this part n the State. I'll
q Wssprsparsd abons ton acres in the be-,
Imsnnsr jor The crop, bat could not obtain
J lths sssd, and shall - ussble 70 make the
-lssisl.sss -. ...
7 r hesoeeess of this Large amount will
.islset sgpset dhaaDse II ths wheat crop o.
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