The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04
WHOLE v. i. NO. 427.
which he Immediately produced, passed over
to me, and we, in mutual friendship and
love parted. ~ J.L.H.
Utica, Oct. 6, 1863. .. -.

love parted. J.L.H.
Utica, Oct. 6, 1863. -
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T.. STATE ITEMS
The steamer 1tasca, which was sunk near
Beof Slough last week has been raised, and
has gone down tie river for repairs.-Wno-
ma Republican.
!, D1PHTHERIA continues to prevail through
out the State. A family residing in Mee-
ker county lost, recently, six children in the
space Of thirty six hours
The emigration into Minnesota and
North Western Wisconsin is considerably
on the increase, While taking ride
througha part o: the country ON Sunday
last, ws counted, thirty five cmigrant wag-
ons in space Of five miles. Accompanying
them were large number of horses and
cattle.-La Crosse Democrat.
PoTAToEs were retailing on the streets
to-day at from sixty to seventy cents per
bushel, hay at Sl2 per ton wood at 81 per
cord. Several loads of dressed hogs most
ly taken by butchers, sold at from 81 to
$4,25.-iSt. Paul Press.
Rev. THOMAS DAY, the appointed Pastor
Of this station, is we'll known to US, and We
feel at loss for words to express our
thanks to the Conference for sending him
here. We know no man whom We should
prefer to him. All who know him say he
is good man. Mild and pleasant in his
social relations, jealous in his labors for
the cause he has espoused, hs is careful
courteous and kind in his treatment Of
friend or foe. We trust aud believe that
he will be well received, and accomplish
great and lasting good for the church in
Mankato.-Mankato Union.
A NAN named Sherman, 4 resident o.
Portland Prairie, in this Stats, fell over.
board from the steamer Clara Eames, few
days since, near Lansing, and was drowned.
The body was recovered. Winonu Repu6-
lican.
THREE companies Of the 9Th Regiment
have been detailed as an escort for Col.
Thompson's supply trains. which is to start
from this place for the Winnebago Agency,
in few dnys.-Mankato Union.
MORE RAILROAD IRON Ccx1Na:-Four
hundred tons Of iron are reported to be on
the way from Lacrosse. This is sufficient
to lay four m lies Of road.-ITfss.
. A SAD S1Gur.-To sec young man in
the prime of life running about wild and
shivering from an attack Of delerium tre.
mems. Such sight has been visible in our
streets for several days.-C1 n&M Do~,s.
crut
COMING TO MINNESOTA Min
nesota is literally full OF visitors-most OF
them land lookers-who are fast becoming
land buyers, and going back; East to settle up
affairs and return with their families to new
homes in Minnesota. Burbank's coaches
daily 80 and return crowded to the full in
side, and some hall dozen passengers slowed
away on top. Extras are put IN requsition
as often as every alternate day. to meet the
demands Of this swarming travelling public.
Lands, wild and improved, are daily chang.
ing owners at enhanced prices and still
there's room and . welcome to them ALL
Rochester Pvst. ..-.".
GAME throughout the country north OF us
has never been 30 plenty, probably because
the 1n1ians are driven away. Deer. bear,
grouse, waterfowl. &C., have not been 30
plenty for ysars.-Ircss.
TnE travel up and down the Mississippi
here is immense. Sometimes it seems a.
most equal to that in Third street, St. Paul.
Republican. r ss.... ...z
MR.J. w. SgLBY Of st. Paul, has raised
the past season six hnnired dollars worth
oi onions on an acre Of land, making from
them clear profit Of five hundred dollars.
Z Why can't poor printers Or farmer take q
hint from this ?-EteIangs.
Fr is estimated that lOo, 600 shesp have
been imported into Minnesota the present
seassn. The Lacrosse papers say that
10000 have crossed the ferry there within
six month";. III.
W. J. DcLy y recruiting Er the new
cavalry regimen. He Is good msn, and
his influence will indues many to enlist -
Nantato Union
A CUE,oslrr.-The gun belonging to Lit.
t's Crow, sod 10 his possession q the time
hs w. killed, has bssu purchased By Col.
Nm. +. Marshall sad By him prssested to
Ar. LAmsos, Nbo hAs the honor of killing
shas redoubtsb,s cd Chif. Nr. Lsmson
brought the gus int oar o6kcs % Monday
atssseon, and ~ snnined !: at our leisure.