The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-20
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bought ought >.rbe trads has been quite brisk for
the last two weeks, and prices range from
I65 to 80-esnts per pound. The wool crop
Of the county this season will amount, prob.
ably, 70 $40, 900 perhaps $s5 600, IS there
are several large aocks of sheep in the east
ern ana north eastern parts Of the county
from which the clip has not been brought
into this place. Some, We understand has
been sold .t - other points Is y-fdri1aa1t Rep
ullyielsaa. :5.f< - -, :. <., ..,-s.
10. RA1r.-on Sabbath .norning came up !
heavy rain accompanied, BY thunder and
lightning. For almost two hours the rain
seemed literally dashed to the ground, and il
soaked the dry ear tn for = number of inches.
There was some hail, .hut it did no damage.
Crops show the good effects Of tho rain.-D.
CRoPs-Farmers from Maine. Prairie re-.
port that creps are looking in fine condition.
The rain Of sabbath wet through the ground
thoroughly to the depth of Ave inches, and
the good effects are plainly susceptible.
They also say that With ore or two more
showers they will ;h.vsla good harvest. In
this nsighbcrhood wheat hGs; since the rain,
almost doubled its sheisht:.-.zd!o
Railroad 1i;55adl--= 1;55dl --=Abont 6,coo TONS Of rail-
road iron for tie Minnesota Genital, and St.
Paul and Pacific Railroads arg now lying At
La Crosse. The Davidson Life has the con.
tract :or* its delivery Here and at Mendota,
and iftte water falls no tower, will surely
accomplish il. 'lThis amount Is sufficient to
lay about fifty miles 81 road, and will be de-
'ivered as fast as the track layers can use
it, which is atthc rate of q quarter Of q
mile per day on each road. = F1,t,s.
Wool: Mr.. Bunting Of Hutchinson, pas.
sed through town the other day, not as .
"wolf in sleeps clothing" but, With couple
loads Of wool, amounting to to about 2,oeo lbs.
--G -Glennc,oe Register. 4,'' w.. 9.'' ','I'>'
ANOTHER 20 q lot Of conscripts about 100 in
number, passed down the river. from Fo-t
Smelling on Sunday They wore in charge
Of Lieut. a ,CooyER, q the Eighth Reginent,
apd are to 90 direct 70 the Second Regiment,
stationed at Chrttanoog.. Col. Bn1no1r.
who commands r. . draft rendezvous at
Fort Smelling, sent . guard along, with theh12:
-R'nona ~ Republican: .,s -
ONE Of our Polish fslIow-c;tizens, haviii.
drank freely Of fice-watsr one hot day re-.
Gently. .died suddenly in consequence. The
name Of the deceased ris not known to US
[l1.axs3 hi, nstaass 9hl -.1Ebakis
u Asrix Of horses attached toa wagor, rarf
away from nesr, Mann's biz tent, yesterday
afternoon, and after es''opipg rough shod
over eneess agrieulturnl implements, etc.,
isnd breaking clear from tbeswseon, finally
ea,ns to % sudden stand on 1thesv.cant lot
sb.ekeofsthea aWinona County Bsnk. On. Of
the horses just before corning to q stop,
,leapsd' cleas'over a wheon Which stood in
his misunderstanding quite as much agility in
thcoperation7 a. any of the "trick" animals
IN the msnagerie.-Ib.a. '4>.aoH
Q The Richmond sEhaamianl- calls Abraham
lincoln @the Illinois rail. splitter" and An.
drew Johnson the Tennessee tai!or.". Tho
New York WorzA has excelied lis rebel ally ID
vu'gsr;ty, and calls the one candidate = rail.
splitting buhSon," the other Z boorish tailor
It u we'll 70 keep before tho people this sym:
psthy Of The Coppsrhead With ths Traitor
The Boston Pioneer gives the substance,
Of ~ interview recently hsd between tho
editor of that paper. Mr.. Heinzen ard Wen.
del Philips on tho ono hand. and John G.
Fremont on Tho other On one important
point of political policy Fremont's words
as given BY tho Pioneer, ars substantially
emtrsced IN tho following extract from
them e. *l.'-'|s...13 . 1s.sal'. =. $s.<.-
'fence. Il view n tbe if,nmasd,',as. inpor:
lance which i TO b attached 70 knco1na'si
r.moval from Walking ION, md in Vie " Of
the extraordinary power u has BY v;rituT7e
ssE. NJ # .f-Exa1 ~ -~H-s
of his position. It becomes necessary TO com.
bine against him Ill elements n oppositien,
which may 10 applied to the saltstioA ofths
republic. andof 0e.e e,emtnts he Demors,ie
party. .taras1e.ae a,ye;t eortiag;ns."
The 1A~rsnes .1e,,.,y,nol. ~, . = ~~.ll.ksox6 L.
Democratic pape,, pnbinted 4 New Castle,
& Lowrence county. has sbandonsd tic
Democrats pssty and hoistsd 10 tbs nzst.
head tho nsmes 81 LiscsIn and Jobnsos,
he Union candidates 6r PSssident sod
Vice President. ~
TIE ladies' d Rens. O., ssov eeesp;sd
y Sbsrnaa's troops ~ dsseftsd - vssy
prsty. sSssssjly shiA - ssdsisosstbsr ~
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