The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-04
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were serenaded at Knoxville, en- the 9TH,
and, in response, made quite lengthy
speeches, indorsing tho measures Of the
Administration in the strongest terms. 1t
was Brownlow's first speech on his return,
and was more than characteristic Of tho
man. Maynard announced that the slavery
question must be, and will be discussed in
Tennessee.
They estimate at Washington now that
the internal revenue or tax system will
yield enough to pay the interest on the
public debt.
| WITHIN the past few days another fleet
OF last steamers Of war have been sent after
:he privateors. The navy yards Of Phila-
deIph:a, BostcD AID New York have boen
worked to their ut,nos: to fit out the yes
sells, which are now all at sea.
RECRUITING in Ohio has received great
impulse since the election.
Tom HYEn, the renowned pugilist, is poor
and broken down in health, and his finds
gave him benefit at ono of the New York
Theatres Wednesday night.
AN ancient horn, said to be the gift OF
King Alfred, is still blown every night at
Repon. Eno land, at the hour Of nine. The
maintenance Of tho city charter depends
upon keeping up this antique custom
EIGHT persons who have been indicted
for participating in the draft disturbance in
Boston, in July last, have been arraixned in
the Supreme court, and will shortly be tried
for murder.
IT is estimated that S2O00O,OO0 will be
the sum realized from the draft in the State
Of New York. The sum has already reach
I'd six million.
Parson Rrownlow and family left for
knoxville on the 9th inst, taking with
them material for new printing Office
about $1,000 subscribers for the rcwspaper.
AM at least $6O, 900 in cash.
s. II. Still. the old San Francisco news
dealer, has fallen heir to an immense fortune
left him BY relative in Scotland.
posterity condemns me, it will be be
cause did not hang John. c. Ealhoun A.
Itra:t,r: ANDREW I.cvsos
A COMMERCIAL newspaper reporter in
New York has made, during the last twelve
months, S250oo0 in stock speeulations-
When he began, he was working for $50 q
week.
THERE WAS coppertead mass meeting
at Burlington, Iowa, last Saturday, and the
following night not less than six horses
were stolen from the city and vicinity.
AN Ohio paper says: Some say there are
lbut two sexes, the male and female, but Won
have only to get into Lowell, Mass, 70 find
a Middlesex. &c..
BRIG. Gen. Eoger A. Pryor and all his
staff have been reduced TO the ranks in the
Confederate army. They are now serving
in the Third Viginia Cavalry Of Wickham' s
Fitz Hugh Lees brigade. Cause, cowardice
lit is said. @s.-.-"< -.s.-.. z.....-. .~zs
The following marriage notice appeared in
the Winsted Conn Herald :-Marrisd, !,
tho Methodist Church in this yilliage, on
tuesday evening last, after painfully pro.
sracied prayer BY the Rss. F. A. Spencer
q TsrryvilIe, Capt C. L. Horstord, to Miss
Hattie l. Pierce, both OF this place. III
WHEN :aan Learns to learn. he can soon
learn anything. i @>ss
Tue man who kept his word gavs serious
|odence % Noah Webster, who xanied Il or
his Dictionary. .
WHEaE S the Democratic partY = Penn
Isylvania Behind The csrtis.
Tnr RiehnoDd Wais boas,< ,hat ii. con-
lsdeF.cy = sov giving bed and board 10 !
Esood many Union pssaoners. /, misht .dd
lthai sheif'b 'bsd i bat boar,.
The sumber q rebel siEiosrs NOV ID ,ur Z
haudS . upward of q 500. s..