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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-11

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We published a day or W since a communi
cation from g well known citizen Of Jackson,
relative to the stealing of s pair Of mules, etc,
by some Of the soldiey in this vicinity. This
evening We give a reply from "a Soldier"
which is rather loose in its conclusions, it must
be admitted, We also publish other statements
as to alleged depredations, from other citizens.
As no good can result from a public discus
sion Of such matters, We must decline any fur
Their use Of our columns for that purpose. suf-
feisnt has been said to show that wrongs are
being committed, but Of course the whole body
of soldisry Is not guilty. It need not be, as
ID - says, that " the reputation Of the honest
patriotic soldier must suffer from the reproseh
which bad men bring upon the body of troops
to which he belongs" Let the honest, patri-
otic soldier report the conduct Of delinquents,
and thus place the stain where It belongs On
the other hand let ID" and parties who SINH
larry suffer and are able to identity the corps to
which offenders belong, report the same to In
spsctor-Genersl THOMPSON. This win, we
think ensure an examination, and the officers
vii be held responsible, until d-elinquents are
terrified out and punished. Complaining on
the part Of sufferers, through newspaper ari-
cles, win not work 8 reform. 50 Spectators a."
suggestions are unworthy the consideration Of
officers.
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x The Federsls made an attack on cur
b~Teast1orks on the Atchafalaya, ard were re-
pulsed, with q loss Of only ten men on our side.
The enemy's loss much greater. When last
heard from we were pushing them TO their gun
boats. Gen. Taylor and stat had left Aiexan-
1ria for The scene Of aeli0n-Caddo Gazette.
January 24th.
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TIE PRIs0NERs-Cspt. j. L. Heriot brought
tWenty-nins negroes, nearly al of whom are
c5ntrabands, having bsen enlisted at Ship Is
land, s~ixty-nins seamen and the following ON
GERS John Dillingham;, acting master; n. W.
Harmon, do.i w. w. Fowler, do; III. w.
Washburn, do; Geo. II. Rice, acting masters
mate; John L. Chambers, do; II. L. Vanwyk,
paymaster's steward; Geo. II. abbott, yeoman.
HoRxoR TefsgyagA 2sts.
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a The officers of the Morning Light, one of
the Federal vessels captured off the Sabine,
aver that they know it was the $3.50 that en-
gagsd and sunk the Hanaras. 1t is the third
vessel she has sunk in the Gulf It could not
have been the O0teto, as che did not get out till
TN f6Eh-fYe DAYS after the fght.
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Y From our Houston exchanges we have
full particulars Of the late victory off the Sabine,
Of which We have had umors for some days.
twill bsseen that it was a gallant affair, fol-
lowed By the most glorious results.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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A HOUSE. p ard FUaNIT Also g coed
u Haek OK Family Caas1gs a5py
HRs. HaaFEIS,
Sont5as=t corner p2cagrua Ed West sEests.
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PERs0SAL-We were pleased To- receive a
cal last evening from the noted Missouri part
sar leader. Colonel W. G Quantrill Notwith
standing Tie price 6r Bis head, offered by the
Eb3idon leaders be has 50 frequently foiled, We
notice it sets upon his shoulders as de6anay as
ever. Of lis fasUro movements we are not ad-
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lDEIINISTRATaRiS ~.

WILL b. sold 20 he b.Essst bidder. r. cash. o tie
" city Of Jscsso1 on FRIDAY. ths 1870 u7ta1t
within tie llna prsscF bed ~ lay. r. ir1nr Of 'ha Can-
men snd chlFra ffatF-2fr
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10000 MEMPEI8 CRY BONDS, fns1rssd, nr
DOOUU sale. mqzirs Of
2 p MAJORS.
fslI2ts B1Wrau H1lre.
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NOTICE.

TAKEN up in ths ,oHn q Grsna5s about a week
4 ago lslt HORSE, absus fourtean tsu5r
hish and krsadcf 9ith tie letter G TIE owner en-
have hm By aPpying e. the C0zfedsrz-s House 10
Al@jor = WATSON proving property Tns paving
chnr~aa rlr.-m
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sBLEY's BlGADE-Ihe telegraph brings Us
rsposs Of al mpcrtant success obtained by this
command. 10 noticing Il, the Houston Tsis-
vraph says This brigade has marched fur
Tier, suas1 aors aud received less than any
troops ia tie any. thas marched 70 the end
ofts world almost and bssk agai1-
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THE RIVER Opposite this place the river
has risen within tea feet Of the top Of the allu-
vial bank, and is still rising. The reports Of
high water above indicate that we may expect
an additional rise Of three feek-Caddo (La1
GQzcie.
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IA The Parish Of Rapides, La, has sent for.
ward the handsome sum of $4,000, for the
benefit Of the Fredericksburg sufferers.
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AK OUTRAGE IN ARKAEsAs.-We regret to
learn, as We do by gentlemen direct from west
en Arkansas. of the murder Of Colonel Der jeey
Carroll. of Carroll county. a short time since
he was taken from his house in the night by a
party Of j~ayhawkers, and in the presence of bis
family, shot in his own yard. The deed was
committed by 3 party Of renegade Arksusians,
who had Joined the m~arsuding Federal army in
that section.
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From the Atlanta InteligeReerl
The letter we publish below was handed as by
S. II. McElreath, company I, 18th Texas cav
airy, having been picked up by him on the bat
tie field Of Murfreesboro'. It viii be seen that
the country generally in that section, where the
fair one resides, lie very destitute Of good look
ing young men aud "bOys," on which her
heart is 50 much set as to make that priYation
the burden of her amstory epistls.
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FROM RWER-The Federal steamer
Queen Of The Vest, accompanied by the Yicks-
burg ferry boat, DsSots, is again on a cruise
Town the river. They passed Rodney about
4 o'clock this morning. At 10 NJ. they were
lying to short distance above Nstchez. Moth
ing trsnspIed as to their purposes or destina-
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1--WE continue without any a6viees from
Richmond b mail The route might as well be
discontinued
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r. "Hermes,' the Richmond correspondent
Of the Charleston Mereary, says that The excess
Of prisoners on our list is not so large as geuer-
ally estimated. On the authority of Mr.. Ould,
it is stated not TO be more than twenty thousand
in cur favor, and is less than before the battle Of
Murfreesboro'. Our losses at Corinth, Iuka,
and in hundreds Of raids and skirmishes in tie
Vest and Southwest, account for this.
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According to the Richmond correspond
ent of the Charleston Mercury, Mr.. Foote in
tends prosecuting his researches into all the de-
partments Of government, civil and military,
and he says shat he has but begun 3 work which
viii, in the end, FL the country with surprise,
50 great have been the frauds and peculstiorE
T We learn from the Huntsville Coafeasr-
ate that BrigadierlG General VIM B Bate has 50
far recovered from his Shiloh wound as to lay
aside his clutches and walk with a cane, and
hopes to be able to undertake active duty in the
field in a few weeks. He has been ordered to
report for duty TO General Hardee.
H-By . recent regulation of the Federal
commander at Nashville it is announced that no
passes would thereafter be given to go outside
the picket lines Of the city except to persons Of
uudoubted loyalty to the Federal government.
The 'soeeshp were to be penned up.
IA We are assured by a gentleman direct
from Little Rock that there is no foundation for
the report that a Federal gunboat was captured
and taken to Little Rock, after the capture Of
Arkansas Post, and above that point. The
whole Federal feet returned to the Mississippi
n The Richmond papers say that General
Magruder sent the captured vessel Harriet Lane
to sea without waiting for orders from the Navy
Dspartment-M0Jae Tribune.
We are rejoieed to learn that Gen. Msgruder
does not recognize the supremacy of red tape
~ We had the pleasure yesterday of meet
ing in the city our old Memphis friends Major
w. L. MeConnico, and Major L. ". Finley, of
the array, and Mr.. VIM. Montgomery, Of tele-
graphic fame. Major Meconnico is stopping
at the Bowman house.
E We invite attention to the article from
the Caddo (La3 Gazette, headed Carpet
Knights and Shirt Rowdiss.' It has been sug-
gested that it was written for the meridian in
which jackson is situated.
The following list Of deaths in sHlima hospital
Clinton, La, from December 6 1862, to February s.
1868, IS furnished us BY the post ~chsplain
J. Bxiea, company K. ist Mississippi; Matthew Grif
fin, company b, aOh Louisianai John ". Harry 9th
Thomas Flynn. company g, Niles legion;
G. Clement, conpa4y .. 10th Louisiana 3 H. Poole,
compa1y g, 4h Louisiana; 3. Burgok, company b
a0lh louisiana Paal Caculiu, company j, Both Lou
ianas John i. Brown, company II. SD Tennessee J.
Il. Atkins, company q, 49th Tennessee }. Il Houston,
A. SD fennesseei J. ". Watkins, company
3, 2th Alabama W.R. Diekey. SD Tennessee. VI.
johnson, company y, SD Tennessee 4. T.. Snipes,
company j. 1871 Alabama
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y The Richmond Wbig says, that a few
days ago, when the first news of the battle Of
Murfreesboro' reached our army on the Kappa
hsunock, one Of or piekets hsllooed scross the
river to a blue coat" We have whaled you like
fun il Tennessee We took thirty-one pieces Of
artillery and four thousand prisoners" Good ,
cried the Yankee, 4" I wish yea had taken them
all" That Yankee wishes to see the war oOm
70 an end.
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WORACCo


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Just rseefgad on consisnm-nE $50 borss Tobseeo.
- assorsea b-ards. Fer sale By
]. wv BUSICE
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E-By . recent regulation of the Federal
commander at Nashville it is announced that no
passes would thereafter be given to go outside
the picket lines Of the city except to persons Of
uudoubted loyalty to the Federal government.
The nsaeeshn were to be nenned m.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-11

LION EDWIN IT, MERJCK wiz De a can5Ilats
Il fer ra-ei8ct or 20 the 09es Of gbiaf JusHes Of tbs
saprsne Court OF Louisiana 60 rae ensuing election
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JAS - ANAEE, Ds Bs g..
n Az be consulted by nai 81 hs residence a cha
w taws, PIKE county &isz., on Dsniai opsrstic1g.
he VII Yat 6tcoAnayen prois sionaly for the Fssk
esm@enens Monday, the 2dday 0f Fs6rusry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-11

HAVING been spsonred b the Governor 90 rass
II q rCgiaent Of CAVALRY from fhs S-ata lTfea.
those persons Who ts.irst1 raise c1npanies -ad those
who have received a1thorV tCm NE 70 raise ecm1a.
nias. wild rsqult 20 ne az Rrt Gibsor, Hiss-
ta51w@ JOHN ~.
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ITTLTTARY MnTTnR

DQ.ols4 EQDUlLH ny p .s Na Eut
5AsUEL s.. 0wEE,
fen1ue H-fHHr-E
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e We invite attention to the article from
the Caado (La) Gazette, headed Carpet
Knights and Shirt Rowdies.7 It has been sug-
gested that it was written for the meridian in
whsob II ctean iS sitrate8
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-15

which is thus eilectu lly cut off: Sd,
Guerrilla bapdsjare unable to approach the
bank of the river, over the submerged coun-
try and consequently cannot annoy our
commerce. ..,
These considerations will amply Justify
the act in tho mind Of all loyal men. The
Cotton states, for the, purpose of breaking
up the government, forced eau ,.ess rebel
lion, and murderous war upon the coun-
try, and if the blow recoils upon themselves,
who is to blame. They. spurned the con
stitution that secured them in their rights,
and trailed in the dust the flag that covered
and protected their property. If therefore
that property is now taken for the use ofthc
government, and themselves encompassend
by famine and floods, they cannot complain.
They forced the war upon peaceful and
happy country, and these are the legitimate
results, upon their own heads by the con
sequences Of their folly and wickedncss.
'.','''. D. G."P..5s
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Telegraphic News.

The all absorbing subject for the past
week has been the bombardmcnt Of Charles
ton. The meagre news that we have been
able to get has left US in grea: doubt. and
subjects of"great anxiety as to the result
and, as has in every instance that we re.
member been the case, the suppression O
news by the government, has been the har-
binge, Of disaster.
The attack on Charleston was com u,enced
on the 7th inst, by seven iron e.ads. The
fire Of our boats was concentrated on Fort
Sumter, which, it is sa6d was preached in
eleven places.
The plan Of attack was, to get to the
Northwest side OF Fort Sumter, but the
channel was SO blocked up with distractions
that it was found to be impossible. The
iron claas were under the most tirrific fire for
over half an hour, each boat being struck
not less than fifty times. The Keokuk re-:
ceivcd ninety shots, nineteen Of which pen
etrated the iron coating, and she sunk
Thus endeth the first attempt to recover
Charleston. It is said that Gen. Foster is
getting into the rear Of the city.
Admiral Farragut is keeping the Missis-
sippi open between Vicksburg and Port
Hudson. and it is rumored that the whole
fleet will soon attempt to run tho batteries
there and probably attack the city fro:, be-
low.
Gen Burnside. has taken the right steps
against the Kentucky traitors, just VIVA
ought to have been done year ago. In a
general orde: he tells them that the penalty.
Of death will be visited upon all found guilty
Of aiding the rebels.
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Battle with thcIudians.

We clip the following from the NyM
,1estern Christian Adrocute. 90 fficial infor-
nation has been received Of Col. Corners
severe battle and brilliant victory at Bear
River, Washington territory. After a forced
march Of 40 miles in mid winter, and
through deep SHOWS, in which rs Of his
men were disabled BY frozen feet, he and
his gallant band Of only 200 attacked 800
Indian warriors in their stronghold and after
hard fought battle of four hours, DESTROYED
the entire band, leaving 224 dead upon the
field, Our loss was IA killed and 40
wounded. These Indians had murdered
severa: miners during the winter. and were
\ part of the same band who had been mas
sscreing emigrants on the overland mail
route for the lost fifteen years, and the
principle actors and leaders in the horrid
crimes Of the past summer. During Col.
Corners march, no assistance was rendered
by tho Mormuns, who seemed indisposed
hessys. to divulse any information regarding
the Indians. and charged enormous prices
for every article furnished his command"
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
Sehemiah V. Bennett and) =,
Sarah 4. Bennett. his wifei Mortgagor

ceneh'ah '. Bennett andl No.,
s.. Sarah A. Bennett. his wifei Mortgagor :
James la wther Morteapee.
WHEREAS default has Fee1i made :, III, ,on*
W dit'ons OF certain mortgage deed hear ::
rig date June 9th A D. 1857. ard recorded st
!? 20, o,c'ocK p M: on the 9th dav OF June A. y:
NO. IN BOOK OF Mortgage Deeds. az q mort
cage on page 624 in the Registry Of Dcoi ifo>
Goodh"e County. State of Minnesota. in sn;t'
ny winch mortgage deed Nehemiah v. Ben
nett. aid Sarah A. Rennett his wife. orr nted
SOLO ana cen veTed, in mortgage. INTO Jumcs
hawtlierl ms heirs and dssigns: nil that :feec
or parcel OF land situate in said county and
state, described rs follows. viz
Commencing at the North East corncr ~
Lot six (6) IN block thirty seven AZ IN +ho '
town lnow city lof Red WING. md nd ru ~ ;mr
from th,hce sontllcr1y, along tfrc fine Of Rm.bi
S rma, th'rty C3n feet; thence Westerly par
Norther]y. parallel with Bush street. thirty
so) 1eet and thence Easterly along tho Iinc'
OF Nam street to the place Of beginning. Accord
ing to the rccor''el plat of said town. in thc
cI1,ee OF the Rcgi ter o: Deeds for Goolhue
H" mn.S af"resa'H.to secure tH: Payment Of
h'teeh hundrc dollars. wtsl, Interest," nccor l.
ing to the condition Of two certain ,ptomi,orv'
notes ench tor the sum of seven hunehe3 sri
NIFTY dollars with interest at the rate of twenty
four per cent per annnm from atc until paid:
one OF sal, notes becoming due III one We s,r,
and the other in two ycurs from th. It, of
date Herewith; And whereas. there !. cluimci
to be due ut the date Of this notice. on srai
notes and mortgage the sum Of twenty four,
hundred and ninety seven mud 3o-1ro dollnr-.
for the recovery Of the whole, or any part Of
wh,"h no suit or proceeding has ever been
had at law.
Now. therefore. notice * hereby given, that
by virtue Of II power Of sale in said mortyure
deed contained, and of the Statute in suclr
Asses IN adj" and provided. said above described
morttgagrd premises will he sold ut public
auction. or vendnc ut ~ o'clock in the fore
the front door Of the Court Iou Q. in the
City or Re Wing, in said county and state,
TO sat s'y tho amount then due np"n said notes
and mortgage. and one hundred and for,v
three and Is 100 dollars taxes pail upon sail
premises by the mortgage, and I'LL costa and
disbursements Of sale s'<~--- . ,''
Dated at Red Wing April 18th A. d. 1868.
JAMES LAWTHER,
Mortgnges.
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!: DIEll.

80 DIElI
tthis city on Friday, the 10th inst. F,sd
MtaIrcn: son and only child of Frank and
HELEN M. Ives, aged IL months and 29 DAYS.
Or the 18th inst, Bertha Amelia, younoe.t
fever, induced by tha whoopine cough. XSa .4
2 years and days.
''suffer little children to come unto
me; and forbid them not, for Of such
Is the kingdom Of heayen,' r..~ |rrr
OS the 18th inst, Clarence Winsor. i int.nf
s 30 OF Martin s. and Fannie Chandler. aosd
III months and 8 days, sou
-, Two hearts thrvb'd fcnd1y o'er . dower.t's
And Joyed to see it grace their pleasant ham,.
;, ne nght ehat beams in childhoods -langh.
Grew bright as sunshine in sun,,i1ne,,s stF.'
While on the opening petals fell the tx. us
from that high sun whose disc is ALWAYS bro;bt
Each ia! successivesome new grace reves,
IN TINS FUR flower. and to the heart appealeded
For admiration dre to thing 50 good
ana every passer by in homage stood ....
10 lavish praises on the blossoms head
And on its petals smiles like dew-drods :bea.
But o. one clowdy night there passed that wev.
saaaeo 'orm' with stsaltby step and dark
T II tloweret paled beneath his poison bre.,b
death. ., '~'. e''ou l'' stroke 81
,yl IG or from its stem it lay along the ground
:" ME 'snsn'ngcd zephyrs bore its odors round.
r., 1"s1 then. an angel from the relms 40 ,.h+
On golden wings; and heavenly ro;men g. hr ight
prsw near, and with y<eraph look Of Iere'
Canght mp the fi'wer and bore it b;oh ~ ~ ,ote'
The mists of earth, nor steal thu w.m.
death '"' Walks OF
On heavens air to shed it's fatal breath
| Upon the spot where last the blossom grew,
", Affection> tears, like pearly drops Of lew
were falling East and SPOKE of deepest love-
FOR that sweet one the angels bore above:
ON" NV, up wnere lyle sGlaren ce' gone to live,
grcivc. ' .'"'' W
Red Wing, April Is, 1868.
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ChattcilIortgagc E:l:s II KS for sal
It this office:nt:jt :. '...'.,
"AH RIA NTK DEEDS for sale at
this office. f. :. " ..

PUBLIC MEET1sG.-We are requested to
call meeting Of the citizens ol Red Wing
at the Court House on Saturday evening
next, at ~ o'clock, to take into consider.
alton the subject Of raising portion of the
funds necessary to survey the route Tor a
Railroad from St. Paul to Winona, via. Red
Wing.
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TowN FARs.-The Town Supervisors,
in their annual report, Recommend that
some system for the support Of the poor be
adopted. The Recommendation is one Of
great importance, and il it is not needed
the fault will be upon those who have to
bear the burden. The supervisors see the
pressing and growing necessity Of the adop.
ton Of permanent system. that shall not
cripple the town in its OUTLAWS and expend
lures, and all they have power to do, is to
call the attention. u The people to it.
Red Wing At best has a henvy lead Of
poor to carry, for just as soon As a person
in almost any part Of the county begins to
show indications Of becoming town charge,
the sharp officials ship them to Red Wing,
and ten days residence gives them citizen
ship. -.
Furthermore. the number OF persons
who require assistance from the town Is
fast increasing, and unless some system is
provided whereby the poor can remuner.te
the town for the support furnished, it will!
bs impossible, without oppressive taxation,
to support our poor. There ere many who
are obliged to ask tho town for helm, who
would esteem it great favor il they could
in any way renumsrate The town, and there.
by beconsin measure, independent,
We know Of no system tina. can BE- adop
tpi 30 good - = town farm, to which all
those who need help can be sent, and axhsrs
they ess work for their board. In oth.,
sections Of the country, when. hand is high
and poor. where the facilities Of market is
nosas good a. here, aud when tho eprod,c
sioss Of the farm is no. a. readily copverte.,
INTO cash as herr. town farms, carried On
principally BY the poos Of the town !,
onat'pay the expenses Of Keeping the non,
but brings money into the t,xn TIE /. nv
kndthere is no reason why such should no,
y The sesa:. in Red Wing. ~. .--~
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MARKETs.-Them mark cts have not chang
ed much since our last issue Wheat is
bringing from IS to 80 cts. Oats, d to 80;
Corn 40 to ~, and Barley IS. Eggs and
Butter are coming in III orc p'enti(u'ly than
heretofore.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-15

MILITARY is the dav for the
election Of field officers for the 10th Keg't
Of Minnesota Militia We have no idea
who the unfortunate individual is who NAV
be elected. But one thing We do know
and that is. it is not US for any office. A
military office Of any kind is a nuisance
It invo Olives great amount Of expense, with
out any income, or even proportiona'c
amount of honor.
We believe Mr. johnson is on the track
for Colonel on his own hook, and all the
friends Of Mr.. Grow, late lieutenant in the
gallant I'd Regiment, urge him to allow his
name to be used, 1t has ais obeen .intim,
ted that Mr.. Brstol's name will come before
che convention of company officers for Ma
.ora They are all good men. and It any Of
them want any Office, we hope they will
get it. >. :-~ ..-.
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ORANGES AsD LENoNs.-Enz has just re-
ceived lot Of nice Oranges and Lemons,
but he accidentally overlooked the Printer
in his distribution Of them. Nevertheless
our duty to the public is, to inform them
where they can get them.