The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-22
WEDNsDAY WHnENO


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EXEMPTION MoxEY.-,Nearlyi $4,000
has been paid into the collectors hands by
the drafted men for communication, Only
about half have, yet been before the Hoard,
and at the. same rate the money realized
will be about $50. 900 s-..s>- f:.s,s.r, +
Nearly fifty men have been received thus
far, and will 60 into tho ranks.-Prs,.-
IMMENSE MOVEMENT OF WHEAT.-We
understand that the receipts Of Wheat at
the elevator at St. Charles. have; for the
last two weeks, averaged foo thousand 6ush.
els per- day, and one day this week seven
Thousand bushels were received. ,.|:aou; :. :.
For the past two :, weeks six thousand
bushels per day have been received, byraii,
|at THE 7elevetor III Winona, and shout Eve
thousand bushels per day have been recei-
we'd in the same city from wagons. Max
ing grand total Of ezeven thousand bushels
Of wheat as the daily receipts At Winona.
We arc informed. by gentleman who
came out from Winona a day or two since,
that It is truly astonishing to see the num-
Der Of " agons loaded, with wheat on their
way to Winona. Rush it in while the price
is up Chattfezd Democrat. f.,
The Winnebago City Homestead say that
the proceeds Of the recent Sanitary Fair in
that place netted a total of $500. T. I'D. =,
The citizens of Rochester contributed the
sum OF $297 so to the: St. Louis Fair. il.
J., We find the following item in an East.
ern exchange :n~ II >s<s@ ~. L E ....:s -
The Pres ident has recently pardoned
twenty. seven Of the Minnesota Indians who
were concerned in the great massacre and
confined in the barracks at Rock Island,
IDAHo.-It is estimated that no less than
one hundred and fifty teams, have passed
through this place. within past ten days,
bound for Idaho. They will concentrate at
Fort Ridgley or Camp Pope, where Col.
Fisk is expected soon to join them with an
escort.-.St. Peter Tribune.
A PARTY Of four persons who went on a
trouting excursion the othEr day, brought
back, as the result Of their efforts with the
ange, two hundred and sixty fyo, large
speck.ed trout, and one enormous rattl e.
snake. also spcckl led The reptile referred
! to sported sixteen rattles, which are now
on exhibition at the winona County Bank
as trophy Of the skill and valor; Of the
lcashier Of that institution - Winona1 Re-
publican. ; azf#7 1e@s ~: s3t;G ss4ss5,f@. ~ o.
ALL Of our State exchanges speak Of the
heavy current Of emigration setting into
the interior Gcount,es Of Minnesota. The
entire reigor south ofthe Minnesota river,
down to the Iowa line and west to the Da.
kota boundary, is being populated at rate
never before eqraled in the history ofthe
State. A large numer Of .emigrants, direct
rom Norway, arrived here on Wednesday
morning, by Steamboat, and on Tuesday
about seventy five wagons, each containing
a. family, cross the river At La Croose. all
bound for the Blue Earth country. In I'd.
|dition to such pleasing facts as these, We
have most encouraging reports from IL
quarters Of the State concerning the grow.
ing crops. The State concerning the grow
ling crops. The wheat, both winter and
|spring, is in splendid condition, and promi
scs m abundant yield. Winona Republican
ASsL1se for trout is BY no means one Q
lost arts in this locality. A party Of foul
persens brought homo two hundred an
twenty seven Fine trout on Saturday last d
the result Of about Eve hours fishing. W,
acknowledge our Indebtedness to one Of th
lucky fishermen for Z half hundred Of th
'spsckIed beauties.''-W;nona Republican
ssrRAwBEniEs hare mads their .ppea,
ance III our market. They di,appe.rd yer.
feads'y At 50 ce.ts. per. qurrt. II .....
The wheat trada It st. Charles dusin
, the past week was quite active, and demand
ed good prices. We are informed ssha
nearly $500 bushels .of. wheat were take,
. lin u the elevatos Of the Winopa & ST. Pete
!. Rail Road keeping the elevator employe,
{ toits highest capacity from morning unit
] night sss.s .s.$l.
Il IAnsoIAH1ss still continue 10 come !
: IdaiiJ. snd II = specially grasityiog to nosie
tho. bow we'll they ars provided with stool
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Il The seventh Minnesota has bssn ass;gr
led g The Sixteenth Army Corps. which