The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-12-02
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TUE Navy Department IS about building I. /
feet Of wooden, vessels Of war tof8ooO
I, tons burden, to be completed within i year.
The machinery is already in process Of con. n
struction. Twelve Of these vessels are to be
clippers, built with special reference Is spec speed
and carrying light batteries. The other eight
are to be swift as is compatible with broa d
sides Of 20 inch guns. na0 Yfan30 @#s
DR.. Holmes Of Boston, has got up new
lecture on:'The Weaning Of North Ameri.
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2 Four inches Of snow fell: at Cleveland
Ohio, on the night; Of the 9th instant. 81 s.; 81
TIE New Haven Palladium says that re-
cruiting is going on favorably in that city: H.
TIE elections in Prussia, which took
place October Goth, have again resulted in
overwhelming victory Of the Liberal party.
The new Second Chambe: will be even more
democratic than the one which was dissol>
we'd in September. -...<4...
NASHVILLE papers contain the announce.
lnent that in accordance with recent orders
from tho President, the recruiting ofnegroes
will be at once commenced at Nashville,
Murfrecsboro, Gallatin, Wartrace, Clarkville
and Shelbyville and Columbia, Tennessee.
and Stevenson, Alabama. Loyal men will
be paid 800 dollars rebels nothing. e.. 3.
:, .THE Baltimore American warns the slave
holders Of Maryland that their negroes, now
OF little use to them will be soon or less.
and advises them to club together to induce
foreign immigrants to come into that State
TIE rebels have run their slaves from be.
lore the advancing union armies until nearly
two millions Of them are penned up in
Georgia and Alabama. @-.' T.. 81.
The London ladies are taught Swimming
at the Marylebone baths, which are much
resorted to. Some of the most active water
nymphs can swim half mile without "a.
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'BARSuM has got a new LilIiput, said to be
smaller than either Tom Thumb or Commc-
dore Mutt Mutt twenty-five inches high, and
weighs II pounds. has m. .s,r.., e4.--
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A man with the influenza has only to
stand or sit still. lie can't travel unless
his nose does and the infnenza stops his
nose,
1T issaid that the prairie fires during tho
high winds OF Saturday. October 18th did
more damage in Kansas by burning fences,
crops and. hay, than all the taxes lcved in
the State during the last year, will: amount
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A keeper Of saloon advertising his es-
ADJUSTMENT, concludes thus: Those o. my
patrons who may desire it, can bc sent,
home on a'wbeelbarrow gratis.'>t - Ia -5.,4-.
. lime dosen't fight fair with Us. lie pulls
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The English fl ct ofgunboats built during
The Crlmean war arc fast decayins, and
many have been declared useless, and a,e
. wv" ~. 9y'vy I'll, 5..s.sHt-:.
FIVE sailors, accused Of having served en-
the pirate Florida. were arrested in Ncw
York. ~ sssfs55z f@@ 4e,.. j a,.is~E
= young gir' at Brooklyn, New York,
was is;s seized with The idea that, like Joan Of
Arc, she was-born TO lead her country's ar
mics. She enlisted as drummer boy, in a
Michigan regiment, hoping to rank up 10
The chief commani. She was shot at CHIC.
amausa, and teleeraphed to her father, Il
expected to deliver my country. but the fa,e,s
would'not have it 50. am eontcnted to di..
Pray, papa, forgive me.