The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-13
MisfellAnepns Beaaiu9.

IN the pockets Of cacl, Of three Ohio de-
scr,ers who were to be shot in Western Vir.
ginia. letters were found from their fathers
advising them to desert. Governor Tod
has advised the President to shoot the faith
ers instead Of the sons.
: THE Charleston /oti,r rather strongly
says 'one grain o! corn ir the earth is as
bullet in he hear. . 4 Yankee suldicr, and a
ridge Of potatoes is worth any mile Of breast
work from Vicksburs to the Rappahannock.'
PARIS delights to set the 'proprietors" at
defiance. The reignny lion of the hour in
that gay capital is man mAnt ua- maker,
who has a princely establishment in the
RI DeP"ir. His place is throngcd by the
most fashionable ladies'. who 90 to him to
have their dresses fitted. His SUCCESS in
this delicate branch of industrial art is
something marvellous.
THE Chicago J,urn Il expresses the opin-
ion that tho recent Democratic success in
that city is attributable more to the blunders
made by our own friends than any other
caus.. These blunlcrs were the nomina.
ton Of an ultra p.rlizan ticket instead OF
genuine Union ticket composed OF meu Of
both 'a'e parties -M.ltcau1e, Sentinel.
PROBABLY one Of the b!oodiest battles that
hi,t1ry has recorded, is that which took
place at Deer Creek Washington Territory,
bet iwcrn C,I. Gunner, with two hundred cx
hau>,el men, AMI three hundred Indian
warriors. OF the Indians two hundred and
: twenty four out of the three hundred were
killed. The Federal loss va, not more than
twenty.
OvEn million and half Of dollars have
been subscribed recently, in this country
and England, to the Atlantic e|e.raph ;
AM! the work OF constructing, the bic is to
be co.nnc ceA at once.
4 BIO Llrv-\t an exhibition recently
give" by III pupils f O,t'y"o"'s Gymn:,s
iun, Mr. X. U:.usteal lifted weight Of
twenly five han trel and twenty pounds
That was trealn. upon the corns Of Dr.
Winship, the celebrated Boston Strong man
CMicog, journal.
INDIAN AGENT BuRLEIaH writes to Com
missioner Oo'e that gold in immense guam
titles has recently been discovered near ,hs
hcadwase1 Of the Missouri 200 miles wes
Of Fort Benton. The mines are asto,,ish
ingly rich, as specimens received BY IN,
Commissioner .bundantly prove. Already
: oOO miners have arrived from Calibrnia ant
Columbia river. They average from SIS I,
D $50 per day, ,...
Z ENGLISH EMieRANTs.-A London cores
o pondent Of the Philadelphia Bulletin, wri,yn:
On the lst inst, says " may let out q Sc
= erect which can do no harm, and which vii
be known At any rate on this side before 70,
= print this letter The ship Neptune sail
from Liverpool for New York on the 14,l
- Inst, with eight hundred emigran,s aboard
of Of whom several hundred will enlist in .b
| AuC>0 iSSe UJtu Eng
|lish aud Irish people, whose passages ar
prepared" 49,. 49,. -
FLAX GULruRx IN WAYNE CeuSrY. Nj,
J. n Rrownell. Of Williamson Wayne Co
n Y. raised the past year 24tOo pound
Of lin, aud 9O1 bssshsls ot fax seed. II,
Lyma. Millms. raised 10000 pounds I
lin. and 275 bushels Of seed. Fhe Who'll
amount Of lint Of both sold for 800, u
seed. when sold. brought 81 per bashe
!" Amounting to 2,3oa;s adding the a.we.
vii, reach Sl0oOO. .ssesa @*sas - .s~2@s
WILL PuT.-Janss 7. Bradsr xss speAl
ling in Couuecsicus. In answer to . co,n
plains that his course wosld 10 injury ,
the Denoc.ats." Nr. Brsdy sid: 4 -
10 Ar Seynous. who has beea edaeatsd
), ,hs sane political hith with nyself ard
say it with rs<pess fax his posiiioa and ~
}, Ipees for his shili,y, that Il ths time has u
rived when the uste1ance of sensiuenss
. |hehalfof OF my beloved eoantrT n to do isi,
Try to Dsnoesssc candidate. .hs faali ]
i iii ard not uine.'a@ @*m .@sssss sszz .@4s II