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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
LoCAL NEWS.

AFoTuER REGIMHNT GoHBy-This morning
the seoond New Hampshire regiment left their en-
eampnent 10 Join the army. They marched up the
Avenue and went down sixth street to the wharf,
whsro they will embark on vessels chartered 70
convey them 10 their place Of destination They
number zoo staiwsrt men, and have been two years
in the service Last March they returnedhom on
Afuriough and recruited ibo additional men.
They were engaged In the battle Of Bull nun
and have been in nearly all the battles Of ths
Army Of the Potomac. They belonged 70 hooker's
old division, Third army corps, which was com
posed az the First, Eleventh, and sixteenth massa'
ehussttu, and twenty sixth Pennsylvania regi'
msnts. The laureiA Of Thirteen helds cluster
around their standards. The following are the
onioerS Of this regiment
colonsi. Edward L. Bailey Lieutenant Colonel
James W. Carr, Major Samuel P. ssylesi Adiutant
Albert Z. Perkins, QuaTtermaater, Chas. shute
surgeon, Z. NJ. Morrowi Assistant Surgeons, s
Random and James Stone, Capt, Patterson, co. A
CAPT, Hubbard, co. D; Capt. Converse, Lieutenant
commanding co. c. Capt. Geo. Sides, co. d. Lieut.
]. D. Cooper, co. n, Capt. Metcalf, co. Fl Capt
James Platt co. q.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
DENTISTRYS
NEW INVENTION

n EW lNNE E6 OF I loN
ARTIFICIAL CLEoPLABTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or elalpe, By
DIR. 3. B. 6IGES N OND,
go BroadwAy, New York, and 400 Penn. Ayenue,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth stS.,I
wAsHHGToH, d. G.,
Calls the attention Of the public 70 the followinAv
AdVAntSges Of his Improved By1temi
ISt, The teeth Of his mAnufaoture win never cor
rode nor change color by any acids, and arc three
tourths lighter than any other,
ID. No teeth nor roots need be extracted, ~ the
ArtIAciAl ones can be inserted over them.
ID. The roots will be made inoffensiye and never
10 ache.
Ith. No temporary teeth are needed, a. permanent
ones can be made immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression OF the face, which, under
the old system, IL frequently dishgured.
9TH This work has been fully tested, for over nVe
years. by many OF the nrst chemists and physicians
OF this and the old country
Or. s. has also invented . white indestruettblo
metal nllinK with which the most sensitive teeth
can be nlled without pain, and oan build up per.
feet sound tooth On any side ROOTS which will last
through lifetime.
Call and examine for yourselves. nov s-sm
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
CLOTHING.
LEGAL NOTICES.

@ UPREME COURT OF THE DIS
- TRICT OF COLUMBIA, SITTING AS THE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
SAID DISTRICT.
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'DR LOCKWOOD CONTINUES THE
IL practice Of Dentistry, In the Washington
street. Having prA In the South nearly six.
teen years. he feels assured that he can dive sAtiD
faction 70 any that may call.
Teeth inserted on VulsAnitO, Rubber, Or CO.
Plate. ChlOroloTn AdniniStorod when dSGlrod.
6ua If
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DY =. q. C.IMIG UIRE& co,
ID AUCTIOEEERs,

PEREMPTORY SALE or CITY LOIs.-ou
FRIDAY ARR RHOOH, June u, Al O'Clock, al ths
Auction Rooms, we hhall sell the following yAlu
allie BUILDING LOTS, belonging 10 the estate vf
the late James Caden, viz;
Lots and I, In square III, fronting % feot or
north street. between Sey cnteenth and Eighteenth
streets west.
Lots 2, a. /, s, and part Of ~, In square No. 90
fronting respectively on south NJ street, between
Third aud EOur-and-h-hnli streets west, and Thifu
street west, between L and NJ streets south
Lot -, In Square $50, fronting north NJ street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets west. This is
lefy desirable building lot.
Lot - and part Of Is, In square No. III, frontins
on Nineteenth street west between and NJ streets
north.
street. between Four-And- a-half and sixth streets
west.
Terms--one-third cash; the remainder In ak and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed o.
trust on the premises. convey anclng ~ cost ot
purchaser. 80. -. .,.,,..,-
AuptiOneefg
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NEW BOOKS.
e w B O Ok 8

.Ew ooKs.
WARRINGTON. By the author Of" Rutisdse''
MEMOIR OF CHRIsToPHER NORTH. Printed
THE RACES oF faE OLD WORLD. ny Brace.
DRAPERs INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT
OF EUROPE. ssbO.
New lot Of PHOTOGRAPHIC CARDS and PHO
TOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. Prom rs cents TO $50.
For sale by HUDSON TAYLOR
Bookseller and stationer,
834 Pennaylvanla avenue.
eS-siw Chron. sunday daiiy.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

UARIETIESi VARIETIEsIl
Y Fronting PsHHsylUania Avenue and Ein1 81.
THE CHEF SUMMER RESORT AND TEMPLE
OF RATIONAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LADIES' FASHIONABLE MATINEE,
THIS "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, o'clk p. nj.
Popular with ALL THE LADIES'
Attended by the CLERKS and OFFICIALS
in the various public departments.
ALL THE TRIPLE COMPANY.
ALL THE BEAUTIFUL LADIES
OVER FIFTY ARTISTS
THE CIhCLE OF 0RAcE AND CLUSTER OF BEAUTY.
FitI smmons's great version Of the
FRENCH SPY;
OR, THE SToRMtNG OF ALGtERs.
...a. Afternoon and Night.
4 FULL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Every Attraction UnApproAohable.
W. s. BUDW0RTH and HARRY LESLIE
NELLIE HOWARD and HELENA SMITH.
SCORES OF ALL KINDS OF ARTISTS.
Admission, % and % centi Isio
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MILITARY GOODS.

MILITARY GOODS.
WALL, STEPHENS d CO.,
322 PEAHsYLvAHiA AYENUL,
Offer the largest AssOrtmentin in this city, emhTNC.
ing ali qualities used by officers in the Army and
Navy, such as
Swords, sashes, Belts, Shoulder-straps, Hats,
Caps, Pistols, sc, &C, with a hne assortment OF
uniform clothing, with which we can furnish ON.
Gers complete Outhts In a few moments,
WALL, STEPHENS b CO.,
32a PennsylyAniA Avenue.
ApFIO-tni intel, star, 4 ChFOn.l
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AMUSENTENTS.

THEATRE,
PsnnsvIvunia Avsnus, nsar WElSrdT BOfd.
THE COOLEST PUBLIC REsoRT IN AMERICA.
LEONARD oRovER.. Manager.
THIS (THuRsDAD EVENING, JuNEII,
On this occasion the Twentyfecond Appearance
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
Of the greatest Tragic Actress in America,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
VIII be produced two most Exciting and Popular
Plays.
KoPPITZ
Conducts the Grand Orchestra.
The performance will commence with Victor
Hugo's great Tragic Play,
LUoRET1A BoRGIA.
Lucille Western. .......... Lucretia
Charles Barron. Gennaro
To conclude with
DON CESAR DE BAzAN.
Don Cesar de BaEHn . "......... Lucille Western
TOMORROW,
Last Time positively Of
EAST LYNNE on, THE ELoPEMENT.
Admission Q6, so. and TO Osnts. ieu
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RESTAURANTS,

RESTAURANTS.
TOHN WELCK KER'S
u BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"a "a MaIsoH DOree,)
322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs)
The proprietor Of this fAvorite Restaurant has
spared no pAins TO make this the best Restaurant
In Washington, and he points with pleasure 70 the
large patronage he has always beed honored with,
and respectfully solioits oontinuAnue Of the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other refreshments con-
stAntly on hand, and at the most reasouable rates.
BREAKFAST,
q. DINNER, AND
SUPPER
prepared at the shortest notice and In the most
satisfactory manner.
breakfast from 8 to u O'Clock. Dinner and Sup.
per at all hours. may Gu
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

e Immediately After we shall sell, to the high
est bidder parts OF lots and in square 169 ront
inE o. feet inches East Capitol street
between second and Third streets east, subdivided
into three building lots.
Terms as above.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE h CO,
ieb-eoSds AuctiOneers
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PRINTING.

M,GILL 8 wITHERow,
STEAM PRESS PRIN TIERS,
CONSTITUTION BUILDING,
Z STREET, BETwEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STs.
One SqlIdfe NOTtA Of PennSyiUaRta GUeHue,
may -SInif Warrington, d. C.
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WANTS..
LOST AND FOUND.

T TIVE DOLLARS REWARD --
i 4 Lost on sunday, May I'd, between Thirteenth
and Tenth streets OF on one Of those streets, be-
tween Z and y, q small GOLD CHAIN with Riekel
Ceni attached. The hnder will receive the above
reward on leaving the chain and cent At this once
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

DAILIFF'S SALE. ---BI VIRTUE OF
ID an order Of dIstrAin from l.. NJ. Bergman, and
70 me directed, against the goods and ehAttels'
rights and credits of Misses Elizabeth and LILY
Murlioh for rent due and In arrears, have served
and tAken-8 Mattresses, BedAteAdH, Bowls ana
Pitchers, Bureau, Kitchen Table, u Bed Spreads
Pillows, l Safe, Looking Glass, stove haSh.
on TUESDAY, 18th inst, At the hour Of 10 A. NJ J
shall proceed to sell said goods and chAtteA In
front OF the Bank OF Washington, ID. c, to Psy
| Terms cSsh. J. I. KING,
| iell-3ts bAihu.
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jsS-d
DY J. C. CURE d co,

DY j. C. M'GUfRE Il CO.
ID AUCTIOREERS.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
mo LOTS ON EAST CAPIrOL sTRLEr, BLIMELn
FIRST AND SECOND HrREErs EAsr-un iNDAt
AFTERNOON, June 18th, at & o'olock. Oh the reIn
iseA, we shah sell Lot 4 in square Tz3 ironting "
feet ~ inches East Capitol street, between
First and Second streets east running back ~ leo
AZ inches to 90 foot alley, divided Into two bullo-
ing lots Of ~ feet inch.
Terms: One-thirl oaBhi the remainder 10 sM ann
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed q
trust on the premises.
All conveyAncing At cost OF purchaser
EDWARD G. DYER,
THOs. J. FISHER, Executors
J. {. McGU h CO., Aucts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

ar- THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
OFFICES;
IN WALNUT STREET, PhlddelpAia,
PITT STREET AND DUQUESNE WAY, PitiSburg
iel-3mif
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ie6-eo&dB
OONsTABLEs7 sALE.---BY VIRTUE

ONONSTABLES' SALE. by VIRTUE
y of = 4, JG., issued by Daniel Rowland and
and for WaahlnFton cousty, D. c., and TO ME 81.
rccted, against the goods and ohattels, rights and
credits Of Misses Elizabeth and Lilly Murlioh, !
have seized and taken IL Chairs, Rocker Chairi
Looking-glAaseE, 2S Plates, % Saueers, Cups,
Bowls, Preserve Dish, Spittoon, Coal Hoo and
Shovel, I tumbler, Waiter, Small DlHh, Tes
spoons, Knives and Forks, lot Of I'm Ware,
lot Stair Rods, Table spoons, 2 Dishes, yellow
Dishes, Wash tub, Sugar Bowls, Candle stick
Brushes, Pot and | Market Basket.
And hereby give notice that ou TUESDAY, Ms
10th inst at 10 m in front Of the Bank OF wash
ngton shall proceed to sell said goods and chat
tells to the highest bidder, for cash, to pay and sat
lsfy L. NJ. Bergman for eXpenSes incurred In case
Of tenant holding over, wherein said EllTabeth
ietI1Sts J. y KING ConHtAble
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7 ". l. Al l 8 CO

DY W. L. VA L l. & c . ,
ID AUCTIONEERs,
South corner PcnnsylvAnIa avenue and Ninth q
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.-On SATURDAY MORNING. iith
inst, at 10 O'Clock will sell, by order Of the Or
phAnH' Court, at the Auction Rooms, the personsl
property Of Noah DTummond, oonsiEting Of Watch
and Chain lot Of Carpenters Tools, and Houss-
hold Furniture. Terms cash
By order Of the Administrator.
W. L. WALL & CO..
jeIO .NuetiOneefs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11


"NiEhtinEale Bulgor,n were the most attractive
and Admirable performances. Next saturday eve
ming they win play A. Lafayette Square.
METROPOLITAN POLICE REPoRTs.-Precinet
No. qs-For disorderly conduct, Christian Mesaick,
was nned s5.sL and T. Dunivan 81. Charles y.
Anderson, assault and battery also, for profanity
wac dismissed. Jno. NJ. Nye and Charles y. An
derpon for threats gave security 10 keep the peace
Pyorincf No. s.-IhomAs Price, for assault, Elijah
sullivan, and william Washington, drunkenness,
were all dismissed.
pr,cinet No. I-oeorEo Troutwein, assault and
batterv, dismissed. John McGiRney, disorderly
conduct and drunkenness, fined ga
PrecSlS1 No. s.-For drunkenness and diSorderiy
conduct: Peter Mcfarland, turned over to the
military, c. r. Barclay and Il. Il, Coates were each
ancd o.; George W. Geiiers, Daniel StelwelL And
Thomas Johnson, not disposed Of.
Prretncf No. 7.-EliIa Davis, onticinga Married
man IN illicit intercourse; fined S5.bs May Fogle,
drunk, fined S56e May Hanna and EliIAbeth
frav, iined the sane for leading life Of infaniy.
catharine Egan, keeping bawdy housei bail for
court. Thomas Blame, assault and battery and re-
sistIng ofneeri Eliza Davis, threats Of uolenoei
dismissed.
Prcctpct No. s.-Ellen Connor, drunk dismissed.
Ppeuiucf No. s.-For larceny, Burdy Dangerfeld
was sent TO fail for court. Johanna Dorsett wse
hnsd a2sG for disorderly conduct, AAd Margaret
o GeAry was hned SA.t4.
Precinct No. IO-Jamea Lodon, James ,. Dunnins
and james Arthur, soldiers, for disorderly conduct
were delivered to military. LEIie Jones, disor'
derby conduct, fined 81; Julia Fleet, same 81 W.
stritton, profans language, ansd -. Josephine
Miles, vAgrancy, sent TO work house for 90 days.
--s
REAL ESTATE sLLEs.--sOld by Green q VII
nAms, Lot 9, in square ISs, fronting on LOuiSIAnI
avenue, near Seventh street; to James W. CAllAn
for st2oO. .."
Sold by same, part Of Lot 2, In Square 67s having
rOnt on Third street west OF ~ feet inches, be
tween south and ItreetSi to James Roach, fol
IOk eents per foot
Sold by James c. MCGUIRE, Esq, four vAcantlot
between O and streets, at IN cents per footi re
spectiyelyto Thos. Rice, Henry McDermond, Jane
Haly, and John p. Hilton.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUC-
w TIoN, at the Government Bakery on g
street, near the GSs Works, in this citY, on
THURSDAS, June II, 1850, at II O'Clock 4, N 4.
about three thousand Empty Flour Barrels.
TeTms cash, Government funds on delivery
5, Z, GREENE, Capt. {. s.
WARRINGTON, D. C., June 3, 1851. ies-st
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
Suffers STORES.

Suffers STORES.
n REAT -INDU CEMEN
" TO PURCHASERS or
OFFICERS Suffers AND PURvEYoRS
SUPP LIES,
Consisting Of
PREsERVED MEATS,
soUPs,
JELLIES,
PRESERVES,
D.. -.. PICKLES.
SAUCES,
PURE WINES AND LIQboRb,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
Al WhouesAls and retail. ........
PifohAseFn are Invited TO call and examine this
IarES. And well selected stock Of ohoioe BoodH.
every article will be Offered at -
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
GEO II. BATES,
formerly BAte4 b Wood,
928 PennsylvAniA avenue,
may p-iM oppoalte WhlAFdS HOTEL
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
DY GREEN y WILLIAM
II AuCTIONTsFpg

~NERG VALUABLE PROPERTY ON NORTH
street, betW FOuT-And-A-half and Sixth streets,
known aa the Bath House, At Auetion.-on tn URS
DAY, the nth June, instant, We Ehall SELL IN GQpt
VI the premises at o'clock 4. m, the following
valuable property, NiE
All OF Lot No. d In square No. 49, hay ing front
Of So feet inches running back i53 feet to sofoCt
the improvements, which are large two story
brick house, 80.
TERMS; One-thlrd cash; balance In six and twelve
months the purchaser TO give notes iOT the dsfsT
red payments, bearing interest from day Of sale
All convey yanGing at the cost OF purchaser,
The above mentioned property Is considered very
desirable, II being the wellknown Bath House, m
the centre OF the city, qtely In the rear
! the National Hotel GREEN WILLIAMS,
leI-d Auctioneers
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

Music AT THE CAPTToL.-Last evening
large number Of citizens and soldiers assembled
on the Capitol grounds to hear the music OF the
Marine Band All seemed delighted with the pieo 70
performed. An overture from Tampa, and the
"NIghtingale Bulgor," were the most attractive
and admirable performances. Next Saturday eve
ming they win play A. Lafayette Square
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11
pY GREEN y WILLIAMD,

DY GREEN X WILLIAMG
ID AUCTIONEERS.
In pursuance Of an order Of the OrphanB' CUut'
Of Washington county, In the District OF COlum-
District, WIN be sold at public auction on the
premises, m SATURDAY., June 10, 1852 Al s
O'Clock p NJ all the estate, right, title, Interest
claim and demand OF the minor heirs Of JAmes
Thomas, deceased Ot, in and 10 a certain pIeOe Of
parcel oi Ground, lying, situate and being In thP
city Of Washington, commencing at point 70 feet
ehusGtts avenue, and Iunning along said avenue
~ feet front by 100 feet in depth,
SUSAN THOMAS,
Guardian OF minor heirs OF Jas. n. Thomas, decd
GREEN \ WILLIAMS AuctioneeTs.
June ,, 1868. isS-IOt'
DY ELER " LSOE.
u AUCTIONEERS.
UNITED STATES MARsHALS SALE VI
THE SCHOONER MARTHA ANN.--ln virtue OF
= decree issued from the clerks OtiOe Of the su.
preme Court Of the District OF columbia, holding
district court, and to me directed, will sell ~
public sale, Tor CAsH, at the foot ot sixth strest
wharf, on the Potomac river, on MONDAY, the
18th day uf June next, l663, commencing At II
O'Clock T. in., the cargo OF the schooner Marths
Ann, consisting In part as follows, viz:
bs uLls old Rye Whisky
10 do. Alcohol
- do. CuppeIAs
!Is hall btls. OF Soda
20 boxes Lemons
Ikegs Butter
sack Coffee
do, Salt ..a.r
Dbl. Sugar
bundle Sole Leathet
6eAska CAFbOniC soda
20 boxes Solidihed Lye
20 do. CASTLE soap
box Letter Paper.
WARD H. LAMoN, U. s. MarshaL D. |.
BorELEk = WILSON, Auotioneefs'
my bo-tdAd tChrOn.l
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

A GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT TWO O'CLOCK
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
AdmiIsion-Ladies 20 oentsj children 10 cents.
ieo-St
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-11

Admiration, % and 90 esnti !,
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WINES, ETC.

"IN HOG INCEs."
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-18

mob have been pracl:ctvl on persons AS il.
nocent rs children &S
A negro named Faulkner kept saloon in
Detroit, and one day last winter a culore,]
woman in'iced 4 small girl in 70 warm he,
by the stove. The girl so IL became alarmed
lat the disagreeable fanliiartics Of The man,
and ran away the negro woman ran after
her and forced her back. She wa, then
taken by the negro into back room where
she was lo,clbly rayished. She Was threat
ened with instant death il she made com
plant, and was so frightened that she kept
the secret ten days, and would not then
have dared to reveal it, but her mother, mis-
trusting that all was not right, compelled
her to reveal the truth. ':....
The negro was arrested tried convicted and
sentenced to the penitentiary for life. Up
to that time there had been no manifesto
ton Of mobiSh violence but when it was
found that the man was not to atlone lol
t't9 NI''hC " I'LL Ii3 me, tHC pCOp'C DcCdiAC
cIamerous for his )!e and vast multitude
followed him, as he was surrounded bv a
strong guard Of soldiers, from the Court
House back to the Jail, into the yard o
which he was thrust before the mob were
able to realize that he had passed beyond
their reach. Their anger was further excited
by the hasty conduct OF the guard in firing
upon the mob.
So far as the sentence is concerned, We
say this the crime deserved death, but the
law had determined beforehand, that deatl
should not he inflicted for that class O
crimes, and the Judge could only 60 by the
law, to the full extent of which it is mani
fest he did 60.
About thirty Of the rioters have been ar
rested, and will be punished. But their are
prcbably a thousand innocent persons made
homeless by their acts, and the innocent
blood OF many persons has been shed, that
can never be recalled All mob demenstra
tons ought to be discouraged, and submis
sion to the law encouraged in ali cases.
Let this be warning to all people.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-18
New Hampshire Election

!he election returns rom New Uamn
shire indicate Democrat. gain Of abou
o'~o, though the Republicans are still in
majority. Eastman, Democrat. Iacks o,,,
ABOUT $40 Of majority. Special effort,
have Teen made by the Democrats to carr,
that State this fall Frank Perez. ex Pres
dent Of the United States, himself condo
Seeding to manage the campaign--descend
nag 10 the very minutia Of town meeting
Only think Of g President OF the United
States peityfgging town caucus meeting
Ouch are the means by which the New Hamn
SHIRE election has gone So nearly for the Oh
position. There is probably no election f.,
Governor, The Legislature will have l.
eject and that is all Republican. In Che
'rst Congressional District, old capt,;r
Marcy, Democrat, is elected 70 C,,ngr,xs
The Captain is > good Democrat. bu, h
never knew enough 10 do any harm.
IN the Second District T.. II. Rollins n.
publican, has been elected and Mr.. r w
Patterson, Republican, in the Third Dis,r,c,
Ar, RoI'ias is a thorough scholar. and vii,
do honor to the country. Ne are no, ae
lquaiased with Mr. Patterson. b..
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-18
Il fairs in South CayOljrp.

1t looks now, as though hot work is soon
TO commence in South Carolina. Gen.
Hunter has just issued an order urging the
soldiers and officers TO ,ho performance CT
deeds OF bravery, promising them honora
bic notice, and that he will use hi; best en-
dea "ors TO secuae the prom o,ion of those
deserving it. lie also tLrca'ens,o ,i,i,
those officer, Who shall show cowardico il,
front OF the coeu,7, with the EXTREMIST
penalty Of the laws. 1''e has issued aDo,h.
er order drafting all able bo,.''ed negroes f.!
garrison duty. This looks as hugh work
was on hand, and we shall wait viii. treat
anxiety for tie news Of the impending con
ti;ct
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-18
Ri0t IL Dssru,s.n

One sf.hc most revolving riots has ;as,
occurred IN the city Of Detroit, thai i o.
record, absorbing The mass Of the pes..,e n
rs srsa1sssi, passionate violence, and ses;55sn
At defiance, and actually par@sizins with Ter.
s'r the ,.slicers OF the evil law, am. OF H.,
militia .Tae accession was one Of sys., a..
sravassssn, and If The malice Of The mob c<u,s !,
have been vented On the guilty heads 81 the
parties in guilt, We would hare passed o.sr
the event without ~ord. Ea, The korra,
OF tbs case Is, the guilty Que IS sasslr ii hi,
from whence the mob could nas r.. him
aaa ali The assrd laslarisies os an ss.fr.ff, ssa,
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-03-18
I he Third Regiment
From the st. Paul Press.

FROM tic st. Paul Press.
COLUMBUS, Ky, March 7, 1863.
! 1t has been long time since have said
anything IN reference to our regiment.
1t IS now assuming that form and COM
illness it lad before the surrender.
The perfection Of its drill and the soldier
lily bearing of the officers and men g
already made it the favorite of Gen Asboth
Rcccn''y, when it was reported that Van
Dorm was approaching Fort Donelson with
large force, Gen. Asbo,h kept the Third
Under marching order two days, taking the
cartridge boxes an Announcements Of another
regiment to supply US. The rumor changed
! and it was said the rebel force was Coming
here and we arc now awaiting them.
Our men are very healthy; we have not
now one case Of severe illness. Several
who were very sick, have recovered yery
rapidly. Our hospitals are in rood eon,}i
ton, and our Surgeons are ALWAYS kind
attentive, a"d skiliul. None have died
since we came here. We are campcd on
the high grounds overlooking this place, and
inside Of Fort Ha)leck. The men hive
Icomior,able quarters, and seem very cheer
full.
CoI. ufSos Col. Andrews and Maior
MatSon, are working a>~ilnpus|y to ,.iu.,
the regiment upin drill discipline and etsct-
|'veness. They have SO far Succeeded we'll
ana there IS no regiment here 80 ORDERLY.
quiet, and 1ihEen..
! I'm IS true, notwithstanding we were
made The scape goats Of all thc Other xey
incntS while amors the Inl ans. it was
always marvel TO me, tEa,a mob Of fur
or hve hundred men turned lose On the.
. frontier. woA'd behave Is well as We di}
! here Is not a regiment IN The sc,yjca tina,
""u d DO am be.ccr unitr similar ci:cu,n
stances.
t Let any one try It; take all Tie officers
, from any force and send it into service, and
, h'c1n'rs TO prophet to tell the result.
.! Our men are always Thankful, lv, rya III,
:: matter i any kind, and you'd he ,AIrh
= Obliged TO trends at home, it they would
'end 'hc'a late papers, Magazines &c.
: The river is very high and raising, trans
ports are moving briskly. gunbpats occasion
ally pass, work cam }. b. very lor. lela,sl
j. +. CEANY.
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