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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-06

PIGEoNs.-Never before, within orr mem'
DRY. have pigeons been SO numerous as this
year. They fly over IN perfect clouds !;
they swarm upon the wheat fields in this
section Of tho country, threatening the utter
destruction Of every seed sown. In some
cases acre after acre Of whoa. has been pickle,
up and swallowed by them after it had bee''
sown, before it could be covered.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-06

That GRAD1NG:-It is not necessary to
argue the point, nor to set forth the benefit
Of finishing the grading on Bush street. and
the detrimcnt Of delay. The City Council
know all that. Now will they do their duty
and have that grading finished up, or will!
they vacate the position they fail to ill with
accoptah;lity to the public, and let others
take their place that will do their duty?
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-06
Chnttel Mortgage Blanks tor sale
Ut this Office.
WARRANTY DEEDS for Sale at
this Office:

FIRE CoxpANY MEEr1NG.-To. night Is
the regular night for the meeting of the Fire
Company. We wish to see good turn out,
not only 10 keep up the general interest, but
the Company are about ina"guratins some
new features that require the cooperation
OF every member.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-06

WuEAr.-We have noticed several pieces
Of spring wheat this year that are up and
looking finely. Notwithstanding the scrac
ity Of help full .s much, and perhaps more
has, or will be put in this year than last
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-06
FURS. FURS.! FURS.!!
CHEAP JOHN

HAS got large amount Of MONEY that he
does not know what to 10 With. aud has COZ
Guided to lay ii out in FuRS. Sc all who
have any Fur for sale had better call on hin.
and Ess about one hundred per cent above the
market ries. lie hiss large lot Of evhoussss
traps 70. sale cheap. ..... .o .ss.4.szsss
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-06

DRS. JACKSON, HERBERT e. CO.. Pro-
prictors Of the National Dispensarv, establish
Ell Cincinnati, O., Jan. !, SO, cure all private
diseases with uncxamplcd rapidity. We gar
antee to cure Gonorrea. elect. Syphilis. I'm
potency, Nocturnal Emissions. or celfAbuse
DIUESAL Emissions, Female Com plants. in
short. every possible form and variety of Sexu-
lar Disease. Dnres raIid, thorough and per-
manent, and fees moderate. Send for our Cir
tcular-YIrTEEx large in. by II in letter
pages. Of varied, valuable ard INTERFERING
matter. Also. Circular intended for ladies
only.
| DR.. Jackson's Female PiIls--one dollar per
box-sEsp FOR CIRCULAR.
| DR.. Jaekson's Deicntal Liniment. a great
IinvigorasoE of Genital Organs-sEsD 1cK C,E-
EcULAE.
Special written Replies, wcIlseaIed sent with
the Circular, withou. charge. One Of the
cheapest most interesting and important books
lever Published. 800 pages. 100 engraving The
Mountain Of Light. or Medical Protector and
Marriage Cutie. and Explicit Key 10 Love
aud Beauty 1t SATISFACTORILY r. Yea II
various subjects never before fully explained
in any popussr work in the English language.
Price 20 cts. and one cent stamp. or three :or
lone dollar and three 3 cen. stamps. Fully tics-
ScT35ca in Circular. which every young man
ish0uSd Iaa We " beth sich Or we'll.
! Medicine with Instruction, sent promptly to
any part of the country. Consultation Looms
ot the Di<Pensary, No. ls5 Syeamore ST. r
; 20. Box No. 43s. - sazf s
| nlsI @sa. 49,. Dec 4, 'ss:ly
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-06

PERSONAL---VERY.. W. W. DeKay, Of the
Third Minnesota Regiment, ana Sergeant
II. L. Bevaus, Of the First Minnesota Regi-
ment, have been at homo for several weeks,
both on sick furlough. On Saturday even:
ing Lieutenant Martin Maginnis, ofthe FRS
Regiment, arrived home. lie has been in
active service now for two years, and was
glad to get relieved, even though it be for
the short space Of fifteen days. We we're ali
glad to see him, and shall he glad when the
war being over, he will return and dwell
among US as of yorc. All honor to the brave
Minnesota soldiers, especially to the boys Of
the First Regiment. They have the warm
est place in our affections. as they have had
the hottest place in almost every battle.
~~~~
RAILROAD MEETJNG.-Last Friday even
ing the citizens Of this place held \ meeting
on Main street, to consider the question Of
subscribing to the fund for surveying the
route for Railroad from St. Paul to WI
mona, along the Valley Of the Mississippi
| ivcr. end were addressed by the Hon. H.
F. Mustcrson, OF St. Paul, the Attorney for
the Road, and Charles McGlashan, Esq. A
Committee Of five, Of whom Mr.. McGlashan
was, by the meeting. chosen Chairman, was
appointed, to solicit subscriptions. The
Committee consists Of Hon. E. T. Wilder
Pascal Smith. james Lawther, Martin S.
Chandler, and the Chairman. 1t is under
stood that the money subscribed for this
purpose, is to be paid over to some member
Of the Committee, who';s to pass it over to
the Railroad Company only when they shall
require it to pay for surveying done on the
route through our oaon cOunty. Hastings
has raised about $1,000, will we let them
leave US behind, or will we take the lead in
this matter?
EARLY Sp:tNG That class Of persons
who by signs, foretell what the weather
will he months ahead, prophccied that this
would be backward Spring, and We 0! less
prc:cnsions TO knowledge Of the uncertain
future accepted their prophecy as a revela-
ton. The signs have failed for once. This
is the most forward Spring that has blessed
this. our earth, in eight years. Away back
in the Eastern States, we used to think il,
on some spot more favored by the genial
CT, no. boz I'D
violet on May day, We were fortunate in
divilual this year, in this State, before the
month Of April had sped its way into the
chaos OF eternity, not only violcts, but plum
and apple trees, and garden flowers hal put
forth their blossoms, Identifying the earth,
and sending out sweet fragrance upon The
air. Verify the queen Of the seasons is
Spring.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-06

SAr1sF1ED.-Many housewives who have
been using Soda for years have become sat
i>ied that DeLand & Co.'S Chem'cut Safer
.,tuy is better for all purposes than Soda
and therefore cannot be induced 20 Use Soda
or .ny other brand Of Sa:cratus.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-05-06

Manufacturers Of csey kind and style Of
4ea's, Bays, Wonsu's dad CIildrea's Booss
aad Saoes.
Repairing done neatly and 1t moderate
prices L.. the New Brick building. corner
Nam and Plum streets. Com. and zee .1s
.....s. q. II STERLING q co. y
osSa EaJ.Ir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-09

The n lsEllngt0n Chrcnlcle mas seen copy
oftbe Richmond Examiner Of the Tth inst. re-
so;rsd at the y. S. War Department, from
rbicb il makes the following extracts.
FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept 5.-To-dayeehas
Witnessed another furious bombardEnent Of
Forts Wagner and Gregg by the enemy 3 feet
and land batteries,
The firing was begun at daylight, and was
maintained steadily until dark. \ monitor is
now firing at Fort Moultrie.
Another assault on Battery Wagner IS deem
ed not i1nl robable tonight. Since yesterday
no further attack has been made on brick built
Sumter, which has been held twenty days
against all efforts Of the enemy great guns by
land and sea. Seven THOUSAND five hundred
and fity-one shots have been fred at it !, ,495
have struck outside, and 2 $50 inside.
The flag has been shot away fourteen times.
Orders against exposure having been rigidly
enforced, our casualties were few.
CHARLESTON, Sept 6. $50 a. m.-The
has been incessans tor the Last thirty-t two
hours. The noist Of the cannonade is tremen
dou8
Last night, the enemy landed near Cum,
ming's Point. in barges, and assaulted Battery
Gregg. The assault was repuIsed. No par
ticuIars have yet been received.
FROM ARKANSAS.
ATLANTA, Sept "A special to the Appeal
from Senatobia says that General Price had
sn engagement with the enemy fifteen miles
below Little Rock, and obtained victory over
the Yankees. The Arkansas army had been
gapidly reinforced
General HalIeek excuses the present lnac
tiyity of the Union forces. He says they are
waiting for the elimination Of the siege Of
Charleston, and that in three weeks he will
have full three corps under CSenral Banks to
move on Mobile from Pascagoula.
FROM TENNESSEE.
CHATTANOOGA, September j. The enemy
were signalling all night On Waldron's 3 bridge,
but everything is re1nal kably quiet across the
'lyyer to-day. There are no further indications
Of an advance on the part Of hosecrans.
The Knoxville Register has been RENT ved to
Cleveland.
Captain j. r. Rhodes, Of the lst Conteder-
ate infantry, was shot at noon to-day Tor en-
coQraging desertions from his own company,
and elnbezzling the money OF substitutes ne
made short speech, acknowledging the JUS
lice OF the sentence, manifested but little con-
eern and died without struggle.
Lieutenant Colonel Adolph, OF the same
regiment, was cashiered and conscglpted yes
tesrday for having been concerned IN the same
offences
CHATTANOOGA, September 5.-Although
the armies are in elose proximity, there are no
ln7dlIcations Of an early engagement; but s
z1ght cause may bring it on, however, at any
moment
Our artillery at Drivers Ferry opened on
'2e enemy at { clock this morning tor the
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! They responded promptly, md TOR half an
! hour a lively artillery duel was kept up with
| out injury. to our side.
The discipline and health Of the army are
very fine The troops are in the best spnlts
Nothing heard from Gen Buckner,s com
mand.
The weather is clear and warm. ),
ATLANTA September IA special daspanha
to the Confederacy says that Col Morrison, or
the lst Georgia cavalry, repulsed the enemy at
Diamond Gapon the night Of the Sd inst: sIur
loss was two wounded; the enemy not KNOWN.
The brigade Tell back south OF the tennessee
river
The enemy shelled London on the I'd inst,
and Killed two women TIE bridge vas burnt
TO prevent the enemy's crossing.
FROM GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, September Go!ernor Brown
has issued proclamation calling upon the
State reserves to hold themselves III READINESS
to march at moments warning. ne men
are to provide themselves with rations ana
subsistence on the march and on the lay aiteT
reaching the rendezvous
The Ladies Atlanta Hospital Association
gave dinner to one thousand OF the Flcks-
burg soldiers to-day.
The following extracts are taken from the
Richmond Whig Of the 4th inst::-
EVACUATION OF oPKNoxvIILE.
X was stated yesterday morning by O city
cotelnnorary that Knoxville WAS evacuated oy
our troops last Monday and occupied on the
following day BY the forces OF the enemy
We do not know upon what authority che
statement was based, and we are unable to
learn anything in confirmation OF 1t. 49,
IF true the natural presumption would be
that the withdrawal Of our troops was STRAIT
egic move and it would not be fair TO pass
Judgment upon it before We know What the
strategy is, and what the result we need
not say that the permanent occupation OF
Knoxville by the enemy would De q hea7y
blow TO us, and we cannot believe that It IS IN
tended to allow this Further intelligence
from that point and Chattanooga is awaited
With anxiety.
SAD MIsHAp
CHARLESTON, Sept 3d.-About clock
IN Monday morning, as the steamer Summer
vas Transporting parts Of the Twenty-thlrd
Caoro;a Sixtv-frst North Carolina and
Tuanfv. sixth South Carolina Regiments from
ona nos;fion in this harbor to another, she was
Grad At hv one Of the batteries on Sullivan
Tsland owing to a nisapprehension OF neF
character, and several soldiers were immediate
" E;ed Others took to the water, and i {, Is
feared that some OF them were drowned lhe
s,as graater part Of them were, however, got INTO
position Of safety.
Richmond papers of the Sd contain the ioI-
lowing: y
| Kent, Paine ( Co., auctionsers' advertise to
Isa1l At al tion, on the 9th instant, two thou
sand packages Of fresh imported g9odsU,G;ag- ear
Goes goes Of the Ella, Annie, Cronstadttl Alee
Banshee, Margaret, and Jessie, nom IN Sassau Soo5S
arl co1r nr;sing varied assortments OF dry goods
oToeeries, stationery, and sundr'es.
| eA0oSA> o,,,,,>or>4ant of the Dispatch, un-
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| wounds in the right thigh and side. Fortu-
and will cause only temporary absence from
| the field. He again penetrated near Alexan-
| dria, capturing his usual quota OF prisoners
ETC., and losing one man killed and tEo wound
| ed in fight on Thursday last >
General Smith, Governor elect Of Virginia.
is addressing the people throughout tie sey
eral counties, and has been very fayorably re.
ceived. His appeal to them to organize them
selves into Home Guards has been met with
very general and cordial response,
The Legislature Of Virginia, elected il May
last, has convened in extra session. agrecably
to the proclamation of Gov Lotches
Lieut.. COL Barbee, brother Of the ce!ebra-
ted sculptor of that name, whose chief work,
the Coquette, is we'll known, vas mortally
wounded in tho fight near Lewisburg.
Governor Vance, of North Carolina, at
Kittrell's Springs, where he had gone for
few days recreation in obedience to q call
from the people congregated there, made a
speech, and took the position that suhjugatjon
was inpossible, and that Southern indepen
dencs was fixed fact.
Hon. r. 3. Rhett is candidate for the
ronfederate Congress from rte CnsGteaeos, -lo
c. district.
TIE army correspondent Of the Sentiuel
claims that the Federals were very severely ~
,,,,saa and chastised BY the Confederate forces
,,1ar General Jones, near Greenbrier Springs.
The newspapers in Lynchburg were all re-
gently temporarily suspended in consequence
of al connected with them repairing to call
for troops for sudden emergency at Dublin
depot. The Citizens al to' 1'o'' o'' a. '''o '@A'
time.
The Sentinel, in quoting foreign news, speaks
of q fairs in the United States under that head
Two immense guns from England have arris-
"a at Wilmington. n. c., capable Of throwing
nor;ectile Of six hundred pounds They
hara hean sent to Charleston, and the SENT.
nal boasts that they will throw the Federal
Two hundred pound PARROTS IN the shade
) detachment Of the Sixteenth Illinois Cav
a)rv attempted to arrest some deserters near
Mason Efingham county, in Illinois, on NJ on.
day nj ght. The deserters were aided with
aho,t twenty citizens. 4 number OF shots
COVE - fred, wounding TWO soldiers and five de-
,o~tara Two of the latter were seriously
wounded also several citizens who aided them
! ~ wounded, Considerable excitement pre-
walls throughout The county r.
~ Tha correspondent Of the New Iork Lines
| o8 charleston, n under date Of the lst instant
states that on Monday morning q steamer was
seen se coming down the harbor, when tort Moul,
- tr;a oDened fire, sinking the vessel Snpse-
ouently number Of knapsacks were discover.
cd belonging to Tennessee troops II IS sup
49,, .ho a.oomor had been seized BY desertefs.
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pUuLIsHED (DALYl BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
re- 0FFlCE-No. lo4 Ra'ns street, over
one,s, formerly French's) Book Store
IlR0AL THE SOUTH.

The " as,ington Chronicle has seen a copy
oftbe Richmond Examiner Of the 7th inst. re-
so;re1 at the Z. S. War Department, from
cb;cb il makes the following extracts.
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eeifonb bag er bic @&u9e ge4unmen ba6s,
oaS Geoer nnBe8ea lein Gtsent9un s%sptlen,
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ltebt, Sattel unD @ferosgeIdirr 9tapblea 3u
ta6en u,o SObn WYres, farb., mel@er fG an
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BON 500 pnr0e auf NNtrag res Stdatann
tpaIte ujeDer8elAlageu. ga Die Gjranp SurY
fstne Nufl09e : Bin 9egen fe 9~efunoen bate.
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ibuIotg bsfunoen, a6er nidt perugtbeitt.
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9lot0}u@tsperluA6 en- W2ayp q, MtDsr6 aeae
fla9t, pnrDe 8e8sn$2OO0 8arof1aft, bis Gsc-
DOb6tn seQte, sntla6Gn.
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co6af=8eric6te.

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flo iOfcrt ein Srsfen, tn tUslt6em BITE gtsbslIen
ppaaanbtg - MT StnterlAiune tbrer Ser
punosten - Ia bte 6lu6t gel&laBen tpurOsn.
rsbsr 100 GiebeIen blte6sn auf Dem 0labe,
lOpie aud 1etr Stele 0erlpunDeten.
@sn. NlttbeQ lief fe ourA cine Nbtbetlan9
serfolgsn, uno le berraO6ten lE@ In tbrer
NngR nitbt Gnoevs niat anOers 81 rstten, ais
baB le mad aIlen @tnOen auSstnanber aOben.
Die 3srtSgte gilsubabn unD Die unterbros
&sue Gsle8rapbenltnie lino pieOer bsr8tffdt.
Die 3erRpruns bon @1slbpVtIe mar etue 10
f8ma4SUle S9anOtbOt, rte ote ueaItGe
WIiinDeruua ron 9aprence. @tr battsn bort
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Denn bic 6Guler Der @tnwUbner pbue untcr-
Imieb Der Dartei ausgepIanDsrt.
Das SOmbaroensent BON Chattanooga burn
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9lur eint9e Grausn unO &tnber tpurpen alars
mirt unO eintge 5Guler In 8ranb Bel&cien.
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Der. @, NNeHor6 Sffjce1
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(n1Dbntl Sheriff Der Gtabt g~altin1nre.
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Baltimore, %. Sept.
Inter nnb TRAIT Der am Is. SUM 1868 ~bedtigtea Orz
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Sollnta6t Der General NIlent6lD bon W~tarplanb, Gay. /,
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