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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-28
New Cavalry Regiment,

All our State papers are urging tho people
in their several localities to fall in, and fill up
the now Cavalry Regiment but We have
not come across IN item that looked like
success until No found the following in the
Chat6cld Democrat
TIE New CAvALRT REcIxExr.-A full Com
p.a.ny for tho new Cavalry Regiment, Icft this
village yesterday aud the day before for Fort
Smelling: The men were recruited in this
county s% e John =: Jones. Esq.,, and Deputy.
Wheeler, Of Preston. The men com posi- NJ this
Company ~" all young and will make good
What Is doodhus county going t. do p
Some 'nterpr'sing man can just - vel So.
= commission az FIRST or Second L;eutsns,t
- not, BY simply pitching in" and recruit
ing half Company. And it can easily BE-
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-28
The Conscripeion Law.

Inc COhsC1lptlOh Law.
The Copperheads. and some Others were
exceedingly bitter in their dsnunciations Of
the present Ceascription law. on account Of
tho $3.50 Communication which, they a.
ledsed WAS made for the benefit of tho
rich man, to tho injury Of the poor. The
theory, At the time Of the making Of that
law was. that the communication money paid
by drafted men, offered in bounty to the
veteran soldiers whose time had expired,
would secure their prompt re enlistment
This has proved to be a mistake. The poo,
men have most Of them been able to raise
the exemption money.it being put so low a:
to he within the reach of all. But the Gov
srnment have not received the recruits j,
needed, aud undoubtedly an effort will be
made, and successfully, too. to repeal tina,
|clsuse, and it ought to be repealed. Th,
proper policy for Conscription, is for the
government to draft all the men it needs
Then If tho drafted man can prcscn, an &C
|ceptible substitute, lot him do so; if not
he must 90 himself.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-28
3oO,O 900 More.


Tho President has called for 800 900 more
men, and in many Of the States, as in Min.
nesota the quota lhder til, last cxll has not
been furnished. The Government is evi
IDENTIFY in earnest now, and is determined to
have tic number 81 men needed to bring
this rebellion to ia end. The late or rath:
Or, present eenscripti6n Under the late
|cal' for 10000 men, will not. furnish So.
600. and men must - had-they afe in
the country, and must b hid. Instead o.
being hardship to tho poor man, the $500
Communication clause hiss boon found to b i
hardship to the government: so much 50
that half the men drafted, rich or poor,
comes forward With their $500, and are ex-
empted. When Congress meets again ia,
will b repealed, md when tho government,
drafts man Under this call. it will got ,
man, for tho ranks, and not $500 for the
treasury.
We can have uutill the 9th Of November
next to ill our quota under tho last call
snd until The 5th Of January 1864 to
FIJI our quota under the present call BY vol.
untesrins.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-28
Mews.
SPECIAL TO THE yOLUSThEK.
CAFE RACE. Oct, 26.

CAFE RACE. Oct. 26.
Steamer CHsada arrived from LIVERPOOL
via Queenstown. Troubles have again bro.
ken out in 1ndis, add New Zealand. The
Poles had offered to form On alliance with
Turkey, to r. conquer what had been los,
by Ottoaxu pof,s.
Bosrox, Oct. q.
Morris lslsods letter to the Herald az.
Two dsssrters from Charleston, gave gloom
aecounss Of affairs in Charlestios ADD s..
vs"nah. In The latter city the poor arc
starving. = =~*. es=.~ -
The torPbdoss in Charleston harbor won't
work. When the Irensides was last in. she
vas Over ons containing 2O0 pounds Of pow
der. which failed 70 explode. .~@
The ,sbsis have two moe Internal ma
chimes intended q destroy. The Ircnsides.-
Some Of The harbor distractions Of rop,s
and barrels havs rstted and sss seen syery
6w days hostisy cut % sea.
Wtsrs assured thss he ChasIsssos City
gsvsr.0snt ars aaxioas % surrsndss the
City. bit Bsaarsssrl ssl niiitary lssdss
won't allow Il aad will bssD the City 6rst
The entirs rsbel forse i sbost IL, COO
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-28
ROsencraus.

The country was .hrepared to hear that
the head Of tho favori:s General lad fallen
from the block; yet it is SO. Roseocrans
whose name sent thrill of pleasure through
the heart of every enc, who had been IN
ever present genius, leading his splendid ar
my to victory on every occasion, has been
superseded.
What tho reason is or exactly how il was
accomplished none in this part Of the coun-
try, At present, profess to know. It Is
whispered that he did not do his duty at the
receut battle near Chattanooga. If that is
so, some mark Of disapprobation ought to be
seen, but whether such General as Rose
Grams ought to be removed fer mistake,
is not quite clear. All mon are liable to
mrke mistakes. We mistrust there is some
thing political about the management Of the
several departments Of our army, but net
knowing, we will trust to the honor and
better judgement of,hose in authority.
We care nothing, personally. for any man
in comparison with the Union, and tho sue
cess Of tho Union cause Out VIC dislike to
see good and brave General put rside
unless there il really suEi ;icnt Cause for it
Whatever we may think Of the DISPOSE
ton made Of Rosencrans. We feel the utmos,
confidence in tho safety, and victorious
management Of his department.
all the heretofore different departments
west Of tho Alleghaney have been consolda
tod under the title Of tho Department Of
the Mississippi, and General Grant has been
placed 10 command. He is 4 tower O!
strength and bis name synonym. Of victc.
ry.
Old "Pap Thomas is to have the immcdi.
ate command Of the Amy Of the Cump per
land and fighting 10 Hooker is also to have
= corps in the grand army of the Mississippi
Victory will come, though perhaps not in
just the way we expected, nor won by the
hands we wished, Then let Us hope and
pray for victory.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-28

Il Rare Cha1es.
The editor q IL Pnsters Dsvil, hapd-
sons. illustrated literary h1Ady journal viii
ssnd that paper % IBID - ssstxs, re- 81
Psstaes isr ~ spnl1A psios q twenty-five
eents.
1his j 90 q ~ hsse pApers II III eoun-
~. snd - 90 Should pss this oppsrtssi-
s.. Adins Editor Prinssr's Devil. Boz
3900, New FORK.
Editors givisg IL a6evs TO d .hre, IL
ssrtious tiocIedisg Ills .oties1 win rse-ive
H. z % u noaihs II. . sendiaz marked
copy.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-28

Inc following IS the list OF Grand an,
Petit Jurors drawn for the December term
GRAND JURY.
Jesse Mclntuo VIM. Akcrs
O'e Olson G. W. Libby
lanes Cox NJ. b. Lewis
A u HUDSON knute Finseth
y. ocsne'a George West
lhomas Hanson Thomas Blker
r !, + !''mn,ck Fletcher Hasler
tan Donne'l Chas Zimmerman
A d Whitney Joshua Ashton
" E Nichols I'M Blake
P Vandenburg Isaac Stems
81 Willard.
PETIT JURY.
l. + Richards August Foglesins
Alex Merritt CO Lindholm
Addison Hilton Orlin Sackett
6 W Hart Thos Carney
q Ee:g w Williamson
James Scotield Willard Kenyon
y Dewey Benjamin Bevcrs
John Watson.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-28
Jury list.

Jury List.
The following is the list OF Grand and
Petit Jurors drawn for the December term
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-28

ask how the Constitution can - 10 force
over The territory ofthat Ststs. Tor any pur-
fcse. md II Il cannot b in brcs. how Is Il
that The Ctsstitasieo, IN such Stats out Of
the Unisn can supSrssaS III ordisanes d
see<ssion, q any other law tssl 81 the
STATE. -. ..-.....-..
But i thsy are neither Scales. N 81 out
ofths Union they ars territosiss SD i
territories then they are -. cfeke Ua;on:-
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@. "A. GlLMOEl

oOO&e.
(Sixnsd) JNo. L. DAHLGREN
Rear Admiral Commsndin;
s WASHINGTON, Oct. q
The facts in regard to the changes 1t =.
West are - follows:
Gsnsral Rrsecraps il relieved.
General Thomas assumes his comm
Of the Army Of the Cumberland.
The Departments Of the Ohio, Burnsi
Cumbsrlsod. Thomas Tennessee. Hurt
Vicksburg, Mcpherson, are oil esnsolida
into one grand military division Of the =
sisGppl, aadsr command Of General Gr
Generals Hooker and Sherman, the (
tsr now at luks, will command corps in
fsld. !.
Grant Headquarters will b in the fl
He leaves 6r ths front 70. morrow. !
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20
lSpeciolt As Heral. The Chron.
announces thst Genersl Meade says our j
ny csnnot moys for three wesks on acco
d he lstssYoptios d the fsiirosd. 4
( LArEA-d General MsAje not being d
eonss fbsaaxh has business with the n
dsat 10 Tins. did not return 70 the from,
III evsa:aG
= = Enthusiastically settled that he is
q b saps5sded. 4
The story i the Richmond papers Of
list ihat L. has taksn loo prison.
!so0 Asa.ls 10 tie la's campaign Is en.ifI
Ills. +
IHydifs Di.pdfeI1-It IS said I
Hsnsral Aesds msde trank stasemen. d
serDins fssnpsssyz distractions Istely /
'ssysd b him. @ compel 0encrsl Lee
lecspt 1ght Sh.eabc not laIias been a
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UNITED STATES MAILS,
vIRGINIA
posi- OFFICE .DEPARTMENT,

PROPOSALS viii be received al the Contract OF
dee Of rms Department until 10 3. m. Of Thur
5Sv HnTil IA 1885 for conveying the mails Of the
united states for four years, commencing July /,
1888 and ending June 80 1861, In the state Of Viz
ginfs on the roptes and " the schedules Of dePr-
fures and arrivals herein gpectned.
Decisions announced by April %, 1858.
bidder uiR ezaHsias carefully tts form and In
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CuREoP
~ n FOR TIE KAPIDl CuREOR ~
ooUE u. 81. G OF H99AARssENEss, IN.
WaOOPING COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
INCIPIENT CON-
SUNIPTION.

SUHIPTIONS
and for the relief or IatEena In advnnc
cd stages Of tho disease. n II -
We need net speak to the public Of its virtues.
Throughout every town, and almost every hamIetot
the American States its wonderful cures of pumou-
airy complaints have made it already known Nav
lew are the families in any civilized country on this
continent without some personal experience ofits
e1eets, and fewer yet the communities any where
when hHTe not among them some living tFophyof
lts victory over tho subtle and dangerous
the throat and lungs. Whfleit is the most noerful
9npaote yet known to man for tho formIdnbIe and
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1so the Pleasante5t and safest remedy tIat can lie
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A Gard to the People
NOWts Your Time to Save Money!
bargains! Bargalnsu Bargains!ll

IN eouiequenco OF tho hlct, that all Cotton Goods
i arc advancing very rapidly, and the indications
are that they will very soon be higher than any
previous time, have purchased large and splendid
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, which
have in store, No IS Main street. Centre Wheeling,
and to which would respectfully invite the atten-
tion Of the public Hs intend selling the stock
at the old prices, and some goods cheaper than
they known before. So that all persons
needing goods or who will need them very sOOn had
better avail themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying themselves, as thOy vii save money by max
ing their purchases at this time besides they will
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from.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andwheel-
ing Rail Road.

Cleveland, PittSburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.
La
nS AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 18th, 1862, Pas
" sengsr Trains VIII leave bridgeport follows,
Sundays e1eeptsd:J
IL o6 a. ~ Mail Train, stopping At all stations, ar.
rives at Pittsburgh at 4:lO p NJ and
Cleveland ut $50 z. NJ
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$40 P. II. Express Train, arrives at Pittsburpb ut
HOO P. NJ aud Cleveland at S.22 A. 81
RETURNING TRAINS.
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Crestlue, Delaware, Columbus and
Cincinnati.
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Falls, Akron, Millcrsburgh and Wo0s-
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with g. o. o. R. r. for GAINESVILLE New.
ark, Columbus, Xenln, Dayton. IndI.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville
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Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at Lowest rates to
any Peint accessible by this road and Its connections
/ 70 the East, North, West aud Northwest at of8ct
under M'Luro House, or with Fl. Agent at Bridge
| port Station. HM. D. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
D. D. WILLIAMS, Agent,
JIM. MCCULLOUGH, President.
p r. MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't febo
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARAN-
TEE AND CERTIFIGATE.
PROPOLAl

PRoPoLAL E
The undersigned ------, whose post office address
-, county Of -, State OF -, proposes
70 carry the malls Of the United States, from July l,
1865 to June so, 1861, on route No. -, between
- and -, under the advertisement Of the
Postmaster General. dated December is, 1862 with
Uceierfty, certainty, and securityF forth0 annual
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9Th section OF the act Of Congress Of July 1886.
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| their guarantee. or
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

Most Of the pills in market contain Mercury.
which, although a valuable remedy in skilful hands
is dangerous in public pill, from the dreadful con
sequences that frequently follow Its incautous use
These contain no mercury or mineral substance
whatever. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-03-16

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that have proved incurRble for years Her motlzr
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