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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-02-19
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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
Scolds And ScolkinE.

If laughter begcts fat, IT is no less true
that scoldins IS the parent Of mergreness.-;;
Who ever saw plump ,termagant? The
virago is scraggy-scragginess is the badge
of her tribe. It would seem that the attri
tion Of fierce exacting temper gives sharp
ness to the human frame as inevitable a., q
gritty grindstone puts wiry edge on q
broad axe: Artists understand this lacl
and guide their pencils accordingly. ~, ~:
They invariably represent ladies supposed
to be giving to the rampage as remarka
|bly high in bone. shrews. are thus depict;
ed in comic valentines, and all the illuslra-
tians Of "curtain Lectures' have <rep.esep.
ted the ''rib" ofMr. Cau'le without par
lticle OF fat. Laveter, referring to female fre-
brands, says to their, faces that their nose:
are sharp. We have dim idea that he
mentions some exceptional cases Of fladie.
with snub noses, who are giving to snub
bing their husbands-but these form mile
variety, and only ) small proportion Of tht
genus S-oiu.7g3 l&H s2Esl*@slta9& - 49,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
All OK Eating Greenbacks.


A few days since, Mr., J. Harris, Of Berlin
Ottawa County, while at work upon the
highway: received in payment for . claim
due. him $2o5-all, save five, dollars in
"greenbacks,' and not having any conven
lent place abou, his person in which to keep
the money, he rolled up the bills and placed
the package in his dinner pail in his wagon
BY the side o: the road. Some time, after.
ward, in going to lis conveyance, be, found
that his dinner had been mostly eaten up
and that his money was gone. His oxen
having been left feeding around loose. he
Immediately suspected that they had com
mitted the depredation-eaten his dinner
and secin: the tempting roll Of green '',el-
1ers zone Of them had rolled it under his
tongue and as sweet N orsel lad swallow
ed it. The question then arose IN Nj. liar:
ris mind as to Which one Of his oxen con
tanned tho valuable promises TO pay, which
query was soon solved ia favor Of the ""boss''
OK. The animal was soon a1er dis patched,
and sure enough, in in Ills stomach was found
the $2o5, an safe aud uninjured.' NJ: Har-
ris recovered his money and sold the ami:
mal-whichs Was inegaod nerdsr--iora abssf,
thus making about $3.50 tout Of the ono >ox.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15


!. A Frenchnan named ElmenJ 4 Barron,
who committed suicide in nahis eisyreeeaa5'
loft a singular; bequest Of his; body 70 .sdee,
tor, giving directions how Ito arrepsrs,>his
skeleton, and closing ss .io!lows':-l will
consider the faltillmsnt 4 i ithe aberssequeat
as special layor. twill b 50 nice TO- see
ones cid dwelling place kept 90 clean, and
i. good order. instead Of rot4ing away in
some dirty place, pl., How h.ndx: sseo. 4xheu
We are all summoned mtqs.f t. thes V.lleyy sefsJs:
hosophat, to find ones bones already 10.
getber. Instead of uh.'ing to stsnegls against
: ,erov4, - and te PICK pish them nps aas.by ene in
some lnp g charnel un house, house Should learned
friend hil b to comply yilb my y Esaaest, ] viii
certainly ert CONE back and pall biz h.is, out b.
tie roots. provided that they give me fur
lough.-Ntw York Argua.~u~--------~--
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
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Amusement is at Vicksburg.


:, We have already great deal Of "tabfs
TALK and have ;fonnd some ofitsverys spicy
and amusing, but doubt whether any
would prefer it, refined as it is, to the ''pick
ct talk'' before Vicksburg: Our lines art
within few hundred yards Of those Of the
rebels, as ravine intervenes, it is necessary
to throw our pickets on the side of eact
hill, to prevent the possibility Of surprise
By mutual consent neither side fire on tn,
others guards; and, as they cannot fir
leaden ones, they amuse themselves by
shooting pithy, wordy bullets at each other
With the two armies as an audience, they
keep up the noisy battle the whole night
through. Here are some specimans: h
Federal Pickett say, secesh, have you
any thing to eat over there ?
Secesh-'PIenty.'
Federal-,What the use Of lying, now;
come over and get cup Of Coffee
Secesh-'Confound. you, you come over
and get Vicksvurg.'
! Federal found that a stumper.
| Another: ..-'
Hello, Yanks, why don't you
make another charge on US p
Federal-'lt's against our principals to
charge on prisoners. e..
An Irishman on duty the other night
was taunted by the rebels about the non-ex-
plosion Of our Shells when she'll from the
18th Ohio battery burst Immediately over
the loquocious secesh.
Blast ye,' cried the Irishman, stick that
in your haversack and stop yer jaw
| 10 this elegant speech no answer was re .
turned.
Quite au excitement was raised few
nights since by deep voiced private in GU,
rifle pits calling out as follows.
Attention, battalion! Order arms Fi1
bayonets Shoulder arms! Charge bayo
nets :: Forward. double quick !! Just at
this juncture an entire volley Of muskstry
from the rebels greeted our pits. 1t was
dark, and they though, charge was being
made. AS soon as the report Of tho dis
charge had died away, cur hero again cried
out, as if to regiment:
Why are you wavering there ? Forward
say, forward y
Another yolley came rafting over thci
heads, when, having carried the joke fa
enough, the boys fell to hooting at the excl
ted rebels, and ceased only when the picket:
were put out.-An,y Letter.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
WjsfellanepNs BeaAing.
William Barker--Vhe Young Patriot.
EY ARTEMI!S WARD

no, William Barker, you cannot have my
daughters hand in marriage until you are
her equal in wealth and social position
The speaker was q naughty old man Of
some sixty years, and the person whom he
addressed was 6ae looking young man d
twenty five.
With sad aspect the young man with
drew from the stately mansion.
Six months later the young man stood i n
the presence Of the naughty old man.
What ycu here again ? angri!y cried the
old man.
'Ay, old man. profoundly exclaimed
William Barker. I am here, your daua h.
,er's equal and yours
The old mans lip curled with scorn. A
derlsive smile lit up his cold features when
cas- ing violently upon the marble centre ia
ble an cnorrous roll Of sreentacks, Vii
liam Barker cried
| See : Look on this wealth.. And I've
teniuld more! Listen old man.! You
spurned me FROM your door, But / did no,
dlspair. secured contract for furnishin,
the Army of the-with beef
Yes yes eagerly exclaimed the old man
and bought up all the disabled cav
Ialry horses could fnd-'
4 see see + cried the old man. .Ant
good beef they make too
They do! they do /! and' the profits IN
immense .~
I should say so!
! And now, sir, claim your. daughter
fair hand = ..., .-. - .-y,.~
Boy, she is yours. Blu, hold Look m,
in the eye. Throughout all this have 20,
; been !oyal?'
To the core = cried William Barker.
i And continued the old man, in voic
Il husky with emotion, are you in favor of
Vigorous prosecution Of the WARP
!, Lam. Iam!' -. ...<.
1 = Then, boy, take her: Maria, child, com
hsther. Your William claims thee B
happy my children. and whatever orr lo
in life may be, let ~ al support tie Gore1u
nasat !. ;. .~.szz.,. tr-... -. Il. .~4
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
DIR E:C's' - Il Y !.
CHUHCHES.


METHODIST EPISCOPAL cnuRcu-Corner Of
East Avenue and Fourth street. Services Sab
bath at l015 a. NJ, and 7 ap. NJ. Sabbath School
at IN Pm. Glass meeting Sabbath ut w A..
". aud 2 NJ. Class meeting Wednesday, even
ing ~ o'c!o"k Prayer meeting Thursday
evening = o'clock. Rev. Ezra TUCKER, Pastor
Observation-Disclosures WITH sEA's.
fronton West Avvnu.. Services Sabbath To-: ::
A. auI7lz Pm. Sabbath Schoo: al . \. y.
Glass meetings Sabbath ut II NJ. AMI P Nj
PRAYER meeting, We'lncsday,7I5 P; NJ. Pl:Arl =
ing FriA.y ut ~ P. Rev. Charles Noli
mann, Pastor.
rnntsr Ciuucu -; E pis'opal 1--I Head "fBroad-
way, h:twc.u East and West Avenues IS. Servi-
r.S Sabhath lOl, A. n. and 5il p. NJ. Sabbath
School Inn ,li.tcly after morning service. -
Morning prayers DAILY (SnnIay eSteptcd) at
nAM K.v. Z. r. Wells, Rector. ALL SEATS
FnrE.
FIEsr PrESHrruR1\N CHURCH Church Block
between East All West Avenues. aid tront"g
ON Seventh street. Services Saba tn Ut l'l y.
NJ. and G'3 NJ, Sabbath School Immediately y
after morning service. Prayer meeting II urs-
day evening att o'cncl. Strangers will always
be y. vide with seats. Re Sand ford II Smith,
Pastor.
RED W1~,, Lopez No. 3, +. & \ M.-Mcets
th, irSt an third Monday i'll each month, ut
th;ir Hail, corner of Main anl Bush streets
+. San nlinr,I. ". VI Charles Kemp, Scr'v.
la li.:>xiE X. y. CHAPTER No. +. Meets
tn ), :nn ! Mnnlay in >A:h month, at Masonic
Hall, II. 3. Wilson, II. p, F. Joss, Acting Sec.
UNION LEAGUE.
Tic Uuinn League # .,u :rica, Ri Wing
Council mectsc>cry Tue >,lav evening 1T Strr-
lii Is rlull, ut ~ o'r eek.
oFF1cIxL.
Register Of Deels-C. G. Webster olicc in
tho Court House -ollcc hours from A.. NJ.
ua.il ) JPN.
County Auditor Fred. joss. Office in tho
Court House oil &c hours from A. NJ. until
p. NJ.
County rrcasurcr-Orin Dcnsnore, Office in
the Court Housc-o:ficc hours from a. NJ.
until Z. NJ.
Sheriff NJ. S. ChanlIer, Office in the Court
House.
Clerk of tho C"urt-Rnhc1t Dcakin office in
County Attorney Warren Bristol, o.hee on
lain Street.
Julst Of Probate AMI Court Commissioner
c. T.. Reynolds oi,c in WiIkinson's block.
Justices OF the Peace james II. Parker. Of
flee in Goodhuc Volunteer building; Frank
lvcs, office in Brands building.
POST OFFICE.
O.liee hours, on week days from : a. NJ. until
pm. On Sundays from 9 to 10 AN, and
frn,n - II. to p.
Up mnil closes at r NJ, down mail closes
ut p.M
Eo,laEing to Mantorvi|tc, lc avcs Tuesday
Thurs lay ana SAtur ay. ats A. NJ. rriycs
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at +: N.
Red Wing to Northhe, Il. leaves Thursday at
7A.M.t
Red Wing to Wanamingo, leaves Saturday
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15

RsAsoSs Why ship IS called she: Be-
cause raan laows not ths expense till b
gets them. Because they .zs susels. with.
out employment. Because they look bes,
when we'll rEged. Because their ralae de.
psnds upon appsaranee and 7age. sBecausl
they are upright when in STAYS. Beczus>
they bring news from shrnsd. Bscaus,
they IRE osten abandoned Becass
.theyIv eaps AMI bnepeta = nssasosbs,
ass oisen painted. ssss .z ssss
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
Mr.. Webster aud his Bills.

Our readers are aware that the late Hon
Daniel Webster was not so careful in his
pecuniary matters as some men. and this
fault was ut times taken advantage Of A,
one t,me poor man sawed a pile Of wood
for him, and, having presented his bill. 1t was
promptly paid by Mr. Webster, The la.
borer took sick during the winter, and a
neighbor advised him to call npon Mr.. Web
ster for the payment Of his bill. -" oj
But he has paid me- said the man.
No natter replied his dishonest adviser
call again with it. lie don't know, and
don't mid what he pays, 1t is q very
common thing for him to pay such small
bills over twice. a.,s@77~@tl 90.
The man got we'll. and carried his account
second time. Mr.. Webster looked at it.
looked at the man, remembered him bu,
paid the bill without demurring. n3:~:,s:s. 5.
The fellow got short some three or four
months after yards, ana bethought him ol
the generosity and loose manner Of Nj
Webster in his money matters and third
time he called and presented the bill TO,
saving the wood. MI. Webster took the
account which he Immediately recognized
and scanning the wood saver moment he
said: .... .ss,....
How do You keep your books, sir?
I keep no books said the man abashed
I think you do, sir, continued Mr.. Web
ster, with marked emphasis; and you exec
those who are satisfied with, the douole en-
try system. Yoa keep your books upon .
Ihp'e entry plan, I observe gs,.-x~4y @zs
Tearing up tas account, Nr. Websaer I'd
ioeo: s&2-7s s~<ss x.es,9e ~ss:.9 IL srs ysa.5
Go, sir, and be honest hereafter. Ihav
no objections to paying these little bill
twice, but ! cannot pay them three times
You may retire y.. .s,--~ = s.G~ss.
The man left the room, feeling ~ thong
he was suffncating for want of air. He b.
learned lesson that lasted through life. s.f
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
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What, faith VIII Dos {

Thus, Through all the mythologies and
symbol images Of the old world, ahe.grcent
things continually peep,out, adding to- the
wild beauty Of these aboriginal forms, which.
begot.in the infa.cy of:.he world, are full
of the, freshness OF, feeling, that love Of ale-s
CORY and symbol which @characterizes in-.
fancy in thy. individual man. Inzthsse zdesc
votiops there iii a, llargenesss saof charaetsre
which shamss the contracted pietys :of ourI
day and generation, and much eas@ve! nsay
dread the iestusessef thesaneient faiths, snl.i
|shrink,, hprror-struck. from their4details Of
barbarity and absurdity, We must At sjeast
confess that faith had there . home. eo4ho
|lsgend Of Ravanasthe3 good, BrahminF ex'
hibi+sin aapowerlul3 light tho sincerity Of
that age Of idols. q It Was the wont Of Ran
wan, ,,EIto TO offer daily one hundred oAowers,to
the god Ixora; and once to prove his q zeal,
the god secretly took from the sacrifice ono,
Fofa the flowers, and, theDo complaiped that
fthe gift was TO- small. Ravens counted
the flowers. and finding only %, .efsred one,
Of his eyes to supply its. place, when the,
god convinced Of his piety,. resteI1 the
flower; and blessed him for his col|1aiag
faith. h.--lHD5ards Brosn11ts aad Bay eLsoves.s
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15

Tue Csors-Ths gr.in crop @betwesn
sh.kopes and *. Paul. bordering on tbs
Aiunssota riysr bas been almost Wholly Dc
st:oysd ~ the drouth. Vssyshwis ssy .
the fields Judging ftou pssssst iodicatsos
will nos psy for harvesting. q 5ish NOR nor.
than the iced Tbs corn is vsrJ short aad
backward khe stalks hasngs : ysllevsh p.
|pearznes. IN Blna RaSthsaad1 i 10 0eusr
Ishns ~ ~ Iless sssdy - 100 ss1sssl
'shs eFaia and corn look nuehtsstd Asd NJ
Iyissd ! ioleab,s crop TheJ esst.ialy ~
I.oeA bsfieea - IL iasgs a1taalest
gAakopss - s.. fsal. - slsev Ar5vs