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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-09
Tho Approximate Quotas Of the Dilfe,
cnl Counties in this :,
State.
ADJUTANT GENKHAL's OrrIcE,
l)Occn her =. lkfy

= ADsUTANT CRIMINALS OFTIcE,
december =, 1862.
Editors OF the St. Paul Pless:
enclose, by request Of the Adjutant Con.
eral. table showing the aggregate quotas OIL
the several counties in this State. u volun.
teers and drafted mon, required by the Gen.
eral Government since the beginning of the
war and also, the number still required 10
be furnished by each county to complete its
quota, as nearly as can be ascertaineii. This
is inclusive Of these already furnished during
the current year, as they cannot 10 YET
credited to their proper residences.
The muster rolls and ennis ment papers,
which are the official records Of the ,roops
furnished by the State. do not generally fix
the residence Of the recruits.
In order 70 ascertain what had been done
by each town, the assessors have bsen re
ques,ed ~ furnish lists Of the names Of vol
un'eers who had gone from that towns
These lists were furnished from nearly exc.
~ town in tie 5 Ate up >" October, 1862.
and should enable US to fix the exact mum
der Of men due from each town to that date
Since then returns have been received from
but very few towns, but are daily coming
in, and it is hoped, will lse sufficiently com
plete TO enable the quotas to lie fairly aprs
toned TO each sub district before tho draft
The numbers returned by the towns las,
year, and claimed As their cont ibution 10
the whole number supplied by the State
We're found " exceed the whole Du,nber. by
about fifteen hundred. Hence, has arisen .
necessity. for comparing the returns, name
by name, with the muster rolls and with
c.Ah other.-a process requiring grea,
amount Of time and labor. This was only
y ,r,ially done 70, the draft Of 1862, and !,
pat 10 he Completed. The result will prob
ably vary somewhat the numbers now giy
en-.
In order to know how mary men Ar
still required fro" any county, i. is neccs.a
ry TO subtract from the number in tho la,
column, the number yt men :,,. finished since
October 1862 allowing three ono years. men
as one volunteer :Ur three years or the VA,
1t must Ls undrrSl' oil that in all cou ,,;.,
there arc particular town. hich are IN ,rc
deficient than others, anil Il, eacl, town !.
10 be Il sub district. the fact thu, county =,
i. whole has furnished all or nearly all II it.,
quota, will not excuse any town from max
ing up its full number. The return, from,
the towns Of volunteers prior 10 July 1856.
have never been corrected by comparison,
with the muster rolls, but arr known 20 J..
largely in excess. These Corrections will
doubtless vary the figures here given. which,
must therefore lie rcy .rd as np,roxim..
,i"ns only. Al any excess which, any town
may have will he put " is credit anil a..
Lived on any future cali, and =, it. will Re
9uire our mmost ch",,> h secure the r..
quirrd number of men Ivy volunteering. ~,
10 town or county o"yht t" r:lux IN its cx
ertionS. because it stands we'll in the table
now given. J, ). SEWALL.
'1AnLE sHowrxG the COUNTY QUOTAS
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Teleataphit 4tlrs,

Cn,R .Esr,N, Nov. 30.
The Yankees DAY fred % mortar she'll
Al Sumter. One man killed.
The Yankees fred Is shells at the cit,
last night. Three buildings were struck
The enemy Teconnoitcred to PvcotaIict
carrying of ~ negroes.
Inc enemy fire l II shell, into tho city
! tins afternoon. Several building, were
struck and one woman severely wounded
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2.
| TIE enemy opened fire this afternoon or
the city and threw shells. 4 CON Contra
ted fire from our b.ttcriS clu,ed them to
cease firing.
WAsHISGroS, Dec. 2.
Tsp ,ciat To Tridu"e. 1.-The army Of the
Potomac encAmpcd to night on the ground
u Lett on the morning OF Thanksgiving.
| The reasons for this So !dcn change Of
programme, without forcing Lee ~ gcner
al battle are these:
| At council u war held Monday nigh,
facts demonstrated that the enemy were On
trenched behind very, formidable car,hwork.
which they were every .,omcrt strenethinS.
The fearful! loss It would entail upon III
and the i'npossibity Of succorins our wound
I'd before they would perish with the c,l3
in case We Carried the work, by assault
were some o: the Considerations which in
daced the subsequent action.
Orr r.ti"ns and forage had nearly run
out, and the roads were to b,d too allow
further transportation from our distant base
,0f supplies. These considerations It is
claimed induce the commanders TO issue m
order to fsii back. ~ s@ ..7' -"
Tonight the army rests on it, old base Of,
the line Of the Orange aud Alsx.ndiia Rail
read. #%
A late ~ 10 o'clock yesterday re rode !
circuit 10 front ofour most advanced artil'e.
~ position. We could look over into the rebel
works and see the gray backs dixx;ne away
With wonderful activity, their guns I'll
msunsed frowning on Is. .... ~.
WAsH,soroS, Die. 2
The Roylfs special Washington cores
pendent says: Il IS undsrssood the Govern
msnt hss adyisss Of Lonsstrsst's rssseat To-
sssds Bristol. Tenn. from which plses
thsrs i railroad communieation TO Rich
mond.
Il is esrtain the sisys Of Knoxville i r.is-
Cd, and Il. Tehsl line Of retreat i the only
ene open . them, ! 49,.
New Yoex, Dec. 3.
An arrest vas inside s-day bs passing
$40 TTeasssy Nodes altered q hfties.
cIscIxxArTI. Dec 9.
4 Chaaiass sga dipatcA u Ne 2nd. ssys
the noyenssats q ths army 90 eoassshasd.
The Hospitals a5s full q ths wouods1 of
bo;h srnis&
Refagsss ard desesie1s Iepsn Brasx reia
6rcel nsas naI.ss y Jss JsAasIsn.
Nothing laiss fru0 ksoxyilis.
WAssIsaros, Dee 1.
1hs opposiaisa candidate ks Spesker
vii y. uithesf dsshs. Cex-it heinx aaces
.aiae1 ~ Okis iseidsdly perkrs him. to1
FSa63e4oa. 81
CCnDk1a4ASD Gar. Dse: 4.
rosess - drives the ese1y 1rua CEseA|
River 90 = = Or cksek ye.sey
~. Asxesss. vii 1870 Lsaesssss's nj
lsooe
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Reward,

- = w" 04Ulc n
GIRAYED from the farm Of the sbscrib,r,
~ in Hay Creek Township, County. OF Good,
hue, nine cattle, dsscribsd ~ follows: One
White Heiher One Red and Whit. ueiier-
mostly Whi:e ; Four Grey IIeifers, all Of
tho sbovo will be two years toi next spring.
Also Ono Red and White. ROAM Gov, With =
|preponderancs Of white. Said COW 10 shout
six years old. ~ g.. " tu" .~T.s
them, or give information whore they may be
found, either to either 1t the farm sforesaid.
or to me ct tho store Of frederick 4 Kslnpe in
Red Wing, will DO liberally rewarded.
Red Wing, Dec, 9th. 1868. ~'.---
3w ..., 49,. FREDERICK BUSH.
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>. Is. Locke. MinneoIa.
On motion tho Directors were instructed
to solicit memberships in their respective
townships. eccived subscriptions and for
wvrdcd the same TO the Treasurer. ~
On motion it was decided to hold an even
ing session, and WIN. s. Grow, E. A. Scar
geant and j. A. Marvin were appointed a
committee to procure speaker to deliver
an address during the evening":
= EVENING SESSION, P. NJ,
Neetiny called to order by the President
The committee appointed to procure a
speaker reported that tbs Hon. W. W.
Phelps would be present to deliver an I'D :
dress. ....~ a...
On motion the Executive com:nittee were
instructed to furnish each member Of the
Society with . Certificate Of Membership.
with copy Of the Constitution attached.
On motion it was resolved that the Hon.
j. A. Thatcher Senator and the House, S S.
Grannis and J. NJ. Gates, Representatives
in our State Legislature, be requested to use
their influence TO secure the passage o: an
act BY said Legislature making State ap
preparation for the encouragement and bone
fit Of County Agricultural Socie,iss, and for
such other Legislation al might seem id
vantasious TO the organization and prospect
ty Of such Society.
The business OF the meeting having been
brought to close, the lion. w. W. Phelps
was called to the stand. and delivered a
short but vtry interesting address for which
he received the cordial thaoks OF the meet.
ing. On motion the meeting adjourned
sine die.
During the meeting. and Immediately at
ter. fifty five persons became members Vi
the Society.
J. \. MARVIN.
Secretary.
RED WING. D:c, 5th, 1863
The Directors Of tho Goodhue County
Agricul, ural Society. and Mechanics lns,i.
tute. ca" p"y any money that may como in.
to their possession belonging to the Society.
either t. me or to the Secretary, J. 4. MI
vim. And any person wishing 10 become a
fncmb,r Of tho Society. can pay tho ,ns,n
scrsl'ip lcs 10 any officer Of the Svciety.
W. FEATuEK,roxE.
Treasurer.
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Quotas OF Geodhse Couu.

Approximate Quotas OF Geodhne Couu-
~.
From the communication Of J. S. Sewall
to the st. Paul Pres, which We publisl,
this week, which Communication is based
upon reliable date in the Office Of the Adju
tant General " the State, it will ~ seer,
that 24l is = near approximation to the
number that will be required to I'll the quo.
.as Of Goodhue County up to the 9Th Of
January 1864.
This estimate is made by all,ttins ia
each county its quota under all tho. calls
that have been made since the war begun.
and then creditins to each the number OIL
men that have been furnished by each re,
spcctiveiy, from which it will b. seen that
the aggregate quot3 Of this county is s42, and
they credit US with 7Cl, leaving yet due
from Us 24l men. This number will be 70.
duccd somewhat when We are credited, Is
we shall be. with tho few that have enlist
ed during the current year, IS the communi
cation Informs Us tho estimated quota ye,
to be furnished lis inelusi.e Of those already
furnished during the current year, IS they
cannot yet be credited to their proper resi-
dcnces."
We infer from the communication referred
t., that the current yelr therein spoken d
dates back to October 1867, for it IL therein
said that I'm order to know how many ,nen
are still required from any county, it is
necessary to subtract from the number o.
men furnished since October, 1852, allow
ine three one years men for ono three years
man."
Tl.ere is ono feature Of the pending draft
that We specially like. and that is. each
town u to be held to Furnish its full nuu,.
Dor, even though tho county at large may
have filled, and over exceeded its quota
The quota Of town is estimated and ascer
tanned by tho aggregate number ofinhsbits"t.
li'ble to do military duty and il one town
or tho people o: town. do not feel a. patri
otto As tho people Of . neighborins town
and by reason Of an owe, flowing patriotism
in some townships the quota o.
the county is 6lled, there Is no reason Why
the unpatriotic people Of delinquent town
ship should not BE- held accountable to fur
nish their share Of the '',naterisl Of war;
This festure Of the arrangement uill No
cessitste immediate action By tho town
Boards Of Supervisors, in accordance with
order No. IS to ascertain tho number cael,
town has furnished, in order that tn. Adiu
tant General may do justice to those towns
that, by their patriotism have earned III.
forbcsssnee and gratitude Of the country.
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TAKEN Ut,

(NAME to the subscriber on tho 22d in,t..- 4
~ COW, the owner may have said COW BY p,ov
ing property and paying expenses, Of 1t win 30
sold to pay expenses.
Hay Crcck, Goodhsc County, Dec 5. 1859.
DANIEL SAUNDERS.
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Cosrt Matters.

The District Court ior this county con.
vened 1t the Court House q The "a lest
There IS considerable basiness on The doeke,
and the Court will probably b in ssssioa
ell this week. Thers srs thirty oss civil
eases On the docket. and three criminal ca
go. The only Of sy special eesssqosses,
more than ordinarily astaehss = the lower
order Of criminal cases IS that Il The 3,aie
against Albsst Fslbe. 6r larceny. This i
tho naa who stole gods INN The stor, q
M. Clauson last summer. He has been in
jail ever since. either kisning Or .sassise
insanity. Jadss Wilder Ard Hon. Charles
Mcclure hare hsea appoiased 70 dsisnd him
and vs sndsrseaad they ia.end 10 sst % H.
sanity IN 1sepse,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Just RECEIVED At
E. P. LO w ATER'S

Old stand, near tho Post Office, ANEW LOT
OF GOODS, just suited % tho vsn...ot the
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Christmas Holidays

To which the attention Of all 10 invited.
bod Wing, Dec. sth 1865. iqy-i.1 :: r.,
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The Bible ard Science,

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Mllsttllaneous+
Lessons from the Leaves.

We men sometimes, III what we presume
TO be humility, compare ourselse. with
leaves; but we have as yet no right tn do
so. The leaves may well scorn the com
parisun We who live for ourselves, and
neither know how to use nor keep the
work Of past THE, may humbly learn az
from the ant foresight. from the leaf re-
verence. The puwer of every great people,
AZ Of every living tree, depends on its not
effacrg. but Confirming and concluding
the labors of its auce .tDrs, Looking back
to the history Of natiuns, we may date the
beginspg of their decline FROM the momeut
when they cease to be reveren in heart
and accumulstive in hand and brain; from
the moment when the redundant fruit of
age bid in them the holl"wness Of heart
w"ence the simpIicities OF custom and
siuews Of tradition had withered away.
Lad mn qua ded the right~ou, laws and
protected the works IT their fathers with
half the industry we have given to change
and ravuge, they would not now have been
SEE king vainly in mil,eusal visions aud
mechanical servitudes the accomplishment
the promise mai, tn them so ioug ago:
"As the days of tree are the days Of my
aepplr, aud mine ecrt 81 long enjoy the
works d their hand; We shall not lab r in
vain nor bril- FIRTH for trouble, for they
the are seed .! the blessed Of the Lurd,
and their Offspring with them" ...
lsnf s life: one more we NAV receive from its
Hi, lesson we have 10 AXE from the
death. Ii ever in au;umn pensiveDess
falls upon US AS The leaves drift by in their
fading, may We not wisely lock mp to their
migh'y monuments? B hold how fair,
how far prolonged in arch and aisle, the
avenues of the vale. the fringes OF the
hills. Su stately, i" eternal the joy of
man, the, comfort Of all living creatures,
the glory of the earth, they are but monu-
ments Of those poor leaves thai fiji faulty
= st MS to die. Let tn ~ not pass without
nur understanding the last consul and
example; that we also, careless OF mnuu-
meut by the grave may build it In the
world m"nuu,ent by which men may be
thaught to remem Der, not where, we died,
but where We liyed.-Rusk'in s lHodera
Painters, -: h .!,I s6t..t tr.4..
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Z The Good Old Winters.

In 401 the Black sea was entirely froz-
en- over. la 76S not ouly the Black sea,
but the Strates of Dardanelles, we're frozen
ver; the snow some phases arose iity
feet high. In S22 the great rivers of
Europ.. the Danube, the Eibe, &C., were
30 hard frozen as 20 bear heavy wagons TOR II
month. In $50 the Adratio was frozen.
La 99l every thing was If zen, the crops
ofally failel, and famine ami pestilence
close.l the var. Il, 1867 most Of the
travellers In Gernapy gore irvzel ty1eath
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M TEC q.

ISAAC STANDlFORD, Collector of
Taxes in the FIRST Election Dls,rict of
llaliord county, having returned, that a
certain LOT OR PARCEL OF Li.ND
situated in said district. in the town of
Abingdon, laid out for FOUR ACRES,
more Or less. and described by certain
bounds. viz: Fronting on the Otter Point
road, adj iHng the lands of VIM }. Price,
John A. Cunningham, Seplimus d.
sewelI, and Mrs. Riley, has become
chalgeable with the State and County
faxes levied and assessed thereon for the
years 1860 and 1861, amounting to the
sum of fourteen d ,llars and fourteen cents,
that the person chargeable with The pay
ment OF the said taxes, is James P. Monks,
and that he can find no personal property
in said county liable for or cllars cable
with the payment of the same, notice is
hereby given, that unless the taxes due
on said land shall be paid to the said Col
lector within thirty days after the 10Th
day OF December, 1863, the said land or
so much thereof as may be necessary to
raise the sum due thereon, shall be sold
to the highest bidder, for the payment Of
The same provided copy of this notice
be inserted once week for four success
sive weeks before the said 10Th day Of
December. 1863, in some newspaper pub
lIslIed in Hartford county.
By order of the County Commissioner
Tor Hartford comfy.
~ JOHN T. SPICER,
IA. ....",,....... Clrrk
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BEL AIR MD FRIDAY MORNING DECEMBER 1868

On the roads. In 1885 The Pc was frnze,'
from Creamona to the sen; the wine sark-
were bust, and the trees split by thu ac-
tim Of the frost with immense noise. in
1887 the Danube was frozen to The bottom
and remained long in that state. In 1917
the crops wholly failedin Germany; whes'
which some years befSre sold in Ensla nd
at Is. the quarter, rose 10 e2. In 1909
the crops failed in Scotland, aud such .
famine cnsued that the poor were reduc-
ed to feed on grass, and many persisted
miserably in the fields The successive
wiuters of 1422-3.4 were uncommony
severe. tn 1868 The wine distributed I.
tn soldiers was cut with hasch"ts LII
1853 it was excessively cold Most Of IN
hpiles were killed Coacbps drove alon. .
the Thames. the ice Of which was e'evcn
inches thick. In 1909 occurred the rob
winter; the frost penetrated ths en't
three yards into the ground. In HIS
DO tbs we're erected on the Thames f..
l744 aui l745 the strongest ale in Eu Z
iand, exposed to the air, wis covered j.
less than fifteen ninu;ys vi h ice M ergNil'
of an inch thick. 10 1870, an again ,''
1912, the winter, We're remarkahly cord
In 1914 there was Il far GA JuG iiriG5i'
Thames GO .. ".'" ." .. .s...' '.. as
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& New Eode Of Begging.

: .laj,, Gurief de LiuriS ieiis. rs Lie story
,na, hsggar vino presented himself ,egu-
ANY at d certain t., f. mouse with carl-
ouu, ouder uis arm, ."W,ll ynu allow me,
.1r oemcu, he said, IN an humble TINE Of
r,r,ra, to play tune | anl 10 ert,pso,
.o",. i you preter giving me atriff, | will
spaIe you the annoy aiicc Of list ming to
pc Every one felt at once for few
,irgj o'ppers, and the musician departed
VITA a pr'tounl reverence. This he re-
peah,'d scveral evening", i'll succession. At
ast, one evening, u young n,an, who
nad never 10 filled courlbure to the wants
.trhe tiuera,t musician, asked him in
friendly manner to. give them tune let
it be good or bad lie wanted to hear
hin.
s'But | am afraid, sir, I shall disap-
po'ut you
"Never MUD that, give US tune any
new" '' "
"But ] am poor player; and havea
yopr instrument" r" .'..a ~
''No mstter for that, I want to hear
You" ~
well, sir, since yea insist upon it,
.a,d the p,ur man, IL will tell you that I
don't pl., at all. carry this c'a::::ouvt
;uvs,iy fr the purpose Of threatening peo-
pie with my performance - q rt9a ,A'a1o
:. !. nF .rrt
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NJ Office

S hereby given To the Officers eject il,
L itart"r,I county, that ll,elr &, lnmi4sr'H>
have been received from the Governor.
the code of Public General Laws requires
them, II they accept the Offices To which
they have heen respec'lvel, elected. Il"
appear at .h,' office of the Clerk Of lhe
Circuit Conrl for Ha,i"rd county, before
lie 26lh day OF DECEMBER nrX', and
take and subscribe Ia the oath prescribed
by the Constitution
W u. II. DALLAM.
d.4 Clerk.
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The w eight Of Money.

An exchange, in an article beaded
Making Munsy," says: 1--WE have said
that the amount of bullion which will pass
thr.'ugh the Assay Office during the pres
eut year is estimated at one hundred mil
liens Of dollars. Let US try to give some
general idea of weight aud bulk Of the
gold required co make this sum. A subic
inch Of fue gold weighs about l0-1-7 oun-
ces, aud is worth trife less than s210,
cqbio foot Weighs about l, 454 pounds, and
j, worth S362,6D0. A hundred millions
tne bars will measure about PA cubic
'ne', say 2 IL cords. If cast into solid
.,lpe EACH side would be about 81 feet.--
Oar coinage is of standard gold" the
40 pieces weighing 258 grains. A mil
''on doIiars in coin Weighs, nearly 4.579
n.Un.is tray, equivalent to about 1855
!','ln.s ayoidupois, or more than one aud
,':tr' quarter tous. A keg 49, inches
Aish, - inches at the beads, AID liz at
~ a..g,' will hold abou, $50, 900 in gold
In Twn thousand such kegs would be
l1jrad FIR 500, 0U0 000 Gold in grain
"~.oincS, abnut twice as much space as it
,raa .asst into bars, 1t said that, in Cali
nrti', gold dust was for while sold by
,l,~ ping, This measures 40, 200 pints or
rs anshels. After an, the coin which
:. P2sitor Md BIZ likely to carry
t.a4 Lam makes 10 very great bulk 1uto
= hpH measuring 10 inches long and 8
" +, and ) high, $4,000 iii gold can be
Ma5aa. A bas 6 lnaLe< b. 8 will hold
$4,000, leaving room. 10 tie. Silver coin
,~.aprcs . Ilttle more than twenty i've
n}gs TIE bulk u gold coin Of the same
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INTAKES not Corrected,

OF Jts,ie Lee. the, early apostle Of
Mehpdam in New England, it Is related
that ouo day while travelling on horseback,
t,e' fell u with. two lawyers, who taking q
place on either side Of him began to quiz
him They inquired if be wrote his ser
mons He replied 10 the negative. s'.''..1
"Bul do you not sometimes make mis-
takes for ins'an.e in quoting Scripture ?'
Perhaps. SO, sometimes, but not Of
tel" .,.,, ~ sisfa fa
s'Wh Q you find you have made mis-
take, dn you correct it Pr Hslga'' @3I
i"'Not always I; if il involves nothing es-
'santal j, ! let it pass, The other day T.
striod to repeat the passage where il says;
the dtyil IS q liar, and the father of
a.Ln, !, gnt | got it the devil il d lawyer,
,ua a!lti: father IF them. I hardly thought
neySaaFy 70 81 reoatifyg SO 'urninportant an
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BY II" this time one Of tho young sprigs
was prompted to remark to the other that
he mardly knew whether the fellow was a.
Suave % q fool. 2,9la sai le as7@ 40 staos
Leo glanced imneqhinsly to either band,
lid rrepI;ed, tPerhaps between the twosn
9'4s y9ang gentleman by this tine con-ai
elu I'd Is leave the itinefaht to cIiisaownri
,iaditations. sii'sniqsg sd5 so b5oaayhs as4y
o.