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

LAND OFFICE REMovAL-We arc inform
ed by gentleman who have good reason for
the belief, that the land office at Whine bago
Cly will also be attached to the st. Peter
office. This will give our officers the bust
ness of three districts.--.St. Peer Tribune.
CAPT. J. L. FISK, who commanded the
successful overland expedition from this
point last season, arrived List evening from
Washington, and stops At tho Merchant $
Hotel. He las been placed in charge Of a
second expedition to start from St. Cloud to
Walla Walla, on the first day Of june
Pioneer.
A HEAVY Bus,NEss.-The Davidson
Packet Line, always popular with the pub.
lie, SEEMS to 10 making 'clean sweep OF
the River travel this season. On Wednes
day OF last week the keokuk came out OF
La Crosse with over two hundred passen-
gers. The boats Of this line are fairly load
ed down with passengers every trp.-Ij.
FAT BEEF CATrLE.-Thc finest lot OF
beef cattle We have seen for some time,
cano into the city yesterday from the farm
of Mr.. Van Camp, At Cannon Falls. The
gross weight OF eighteen out of the txen,,
was 10000 lbs. They were purchased by
Mr.. Chas. Golfer, on jackson street-N.
DELIGHTFUL PRosPECT-Two more DAYS
Of grace only. The dogs are having their
days quite rapidly and may they ALWAYS
grow less. Traffic in pistols and revolvers
has become quite lively in wow of the time
when every body AID his brother can 20 in
on his muscle and kill dogs with impunity.
All dogs not licensed and collared by to-
morrow night. will be outlawed and we
give our citizens credit for too muc, sense
to suppose the war Of ex,ermination will be
delayed. Our voice is for war. Bloody ca
nine war. Let il be one Of death and ven.
geance.
"Let voices ring from sher. to shore,
That ours shall wag their tails no more ~
Pres April 29M.
EDMUND RICE, Esq, President Of the
St Paul and Pacific Railroad, writes from
New York that the contractors have Dur.
chased iron enough to extend the r,ad
twenty five miles above Anoka, and the iron
IS now on the way to St. Paul. The iron
Tor the road between st, Anthony and Ano-
"A is now on the river, and is arriving daily.
There is scarcely doubt Of the completion
OF the road to st. Cloud by the first Of Jan.
uary, 1864.
Bu,LDINo.-Still the demand Tor residence
houses continues undated, aud great actiy.
ity is manifested in their erection. c,;.
zen OF the place, even, is astorished to see
the rapid Improvements that are being made
from week to weck.-Hassi"gs Ind.
INFORMATION WANTED ~h.-
about Of my two boys. Alonzo ard
Charles Cul'ins. aged Ii and IL years res
pectively.
They left me on Monday last without
nay consent. and have not since been heard
IRON; Any information in regard to them
VIII Be thankfully received by an al,nos,
mother. MARIA CuLL1ss.-
Maakato Ind.
In Town.. N. Winslow. Eso. the
pioneer Telegraph man of Minnesota has
been spending several days in town in con
so'sat'on with Our leading citizens, in refer
enee 10 the feasibility Of extending the Tel
esraph Lire 10 this place. We hare not
learned the result, but trust tina, steps ma
De taken to bring about this important OBJ
|ect.-Farabszn Sta.esa,aa.
coSsEsrss.-Wca are informed tina, mos.
Oh tue Indian murderers at Manksto hare
ossn hopefully converted through the in
Of Bishop Whippie. DR.. VII.
Hansen, Mr.. Riggs, aud others or their
'''enas: They have learned to sing pssIms.
a,d deliver the most eloquent PRAYERS ever
addressed to white Congregation. Th,v
.Ie Considered fruit rips for heaven. and i
: great patty tAey azs aot soas these Mr..
~ nav. q sppostasitY . rus @ haek-
bif3e.-HsRks1s Rrrrd