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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-26

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I t5raNsnje In ibrer gau3sn llmgebung aus
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5td3e iSpnnuunG nidst 5a perfennen, ote nod
I0af e'negl tfltsmmien Qs9enasweG htubeutete
Ap0 ben UurGfn DsS @sGGtss agra6en Die
!. @pRren eer Qsjoenloaaft. unp Die grauen Mu
aen warenir itrep Nugpead ein @emiI6 bon
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Ynos ?--5ote nie {tblfdte @tiAGfts gen1aAt
GyaH 8bqae, I'D fq8e 3hnen. init Dtelsn pa
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nod lan9e ntAt 8snug, Spnas, num cnrtn
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rt9e @5elp, IS fam WGe6 auf Der ggilb, nur
sutdt 1sfsou 0anD ,pgH 5thulD unD 5nuDe
rein tpa(Aen, sos Dert tlabta Cob 80 SOFT !!
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gen 9HfT 3lt usrldQfsn. Daspbl muBfe Ge bon
5oune ar8e Sf9elts 4bGren, er bate fsine Or
bftt et8eus bierbersstragen, umtn leiner Stu-
be ntdt bei5en gu miilisn, uRp (ts Gffnete aud
nod oae S5enter, paB man BON gleuen paroe
l6eaer anmeGsn niiip. --Die 8olsferse riuat
opm gRiRas unp 5pWe lebt siee SRrtelitunpe
titrsse breAnen, Ste tosrpsn ned tAr gau,ee
gesn9S8en p9rprqaspr baltenGie es Sulnmmrp
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mstutc er 6rtn glsgrs Qann peapen ie(r b
9pnsn tommsa qaan werpfn fl, ,rauf eiumel
bis ltebe 9ute Eonta lslus pas betBt. rpsnn 44is
Sbgsn g2aGfl recb;5 melt aufm eheu.--D Dae
piro nt&t ssl@sbels, antwOrtets Srau 9bone,
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9frrn bsitabst liA In bliibenDen 8ermSaen8
umftqnoen. NbGe-tr miro tDmme laee i'd
Sbnen, uao Die Gtuuce miro ut6t uebr ferne
lstn st miro fommsn, uno Ste, Sie tperben
ldwa6 genug fSin2 henenl Str bab une @ut
gu gsbcn, Die tn 9btre SC antteit @te nicbl
etuInal beiuGten, bic 9bnsn utbt clue Suppe
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Sffice oes 81 sc. General WrofoS
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Tpleen6e 9uftrufpnen 6pn FER Sfffte eee Generals
grpfpB Wdrbdne rerpen sltr enntnB Spfr ebra6t bic
inter Steer 3ebnn8 eesOsn ppfben inS pPsr npG sepsn
I'D @tpgsperer dnU pirS gum Spl6dt ber Ger Staten
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eserttrt fetn plsn ben Epb ergbe pper pl6e ansere
Strd ais as NrAet ees 8regs9erts uber tie Setbanseh
mag. fsv III -5l oil- ~ 1851 1881 -
stsif -o.HlL..a. 5Lc g. s. Seffriesr5sr
y. M YrcfpB =Rarl1aG fur 8eldfodre unb Wtar1s
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NttseS tes tSnslden GpGtsums Der 9BunHGrje tn esn
bsn @rahurter zines Der eren nseis6sn @oaesen Der
@er Staatsn bet ben sr6st bell etnes 2etcns in ben
5cptt lern BON 9pMepn paris Pbarelpbtd ue aneeren
Stahten ;usebrat bat etnee barea Seuueen
rplenbet spn be CIT bic geAGte her gsbijtn rets ln
idblts 9ettenee bic an Obenauen Nerp6ta nb aneern
Rrdnftetten lttsn iplde B. 9. a Ote bet YlpsIGen @e
rduan gu Iebr er8reden te Su pit err6bei Bel sertnsen
&letntsfeiten H. |. Rureea auseNkliflt9 sebetlt.
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gDenn Ser irrestlttte ufluse Sunslins au6nbet sa6
men Sat sel6iebr b~43 tab ta nnsettises Sd5ase
fiib rtet bic 6ur9t @atssann3 ibn abhredt c an
sne ;u nensen a psl6s u S. e tbr @rsebuna uub
Seg ftabilttit auen KIN grtr0cn iesen fbnnt un6
tsdrte 10 aaee t bic Samspt e,eS dredti4sn llebtls
Ge g. .. en nit @eiGm Ell entjaettts $eIe, clue bOe
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lns gren Sinten in 7t+te uut au fcE Grtremit1.
ten b etsen, tunh fiee uebel nit siaer -tt8sn
bte Nanfno@en enfa ens oas Sper srrfr6bsen Sraut.
pett etn 9eentane Res tleies S;rb eer Eps tnen
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barren Hr9nfhet 5gm 0rer fasn in Gplae ter nus Id.
feit uniifelieee Nrabler tpeie fr Mnpeuhuns jeaes
tphtii1en Gte8 hes s furs bic Gpuftuttcn iGab
Ven 9teif ee5 cefet8 In en tGette3 Deen perrauten.
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pttr @Ol6e ipcle M 81 peraeiratsen seabF6sen unb F
pbstfer Sdm6e peer ete5 anSeren Snbe ntHes beruSt
fne plten unperslsida Or. Sebnfrn ju attt steten
Gae nterne seeen bic Tbe pttihe rbet erthise 3et-
riittRne @e5barts Ser STE 3ttern uHb Gdwd1e
fb6puns ber iaredlditfn art, nerben idnea turrt.
Derienise me@er Is Der 8eblnSluns unb tirsrse Bon
Dr. Spbnffsn nterett fam tbm alS etnem Ghrenanne,
pbne 5urt M anorrtrausn anS sseertat auf feline dr;t
ItGe @e1hidlidttit perlaiien. II +o 90 q S''tf-is.
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~ y . NJ II NJ tx 10 AR3' 1000
gerfeeete Insfbete fir eaS rabiren res Danen &het,
les Spn GifaBe Spii6er @aten NSenue unp 9rattraBe
SRDrsens nm 10 llbr enseseSaepOmners q7la 4f,ff ia
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seteer Sdereett ear se1eH eas e eas taSaren esnaH
Ssfets fur GraSren @afert pnb Neupfafetn Scr Stra
ecn eans'S nnO aafe'S ser @att Salttmpre aashhrsr
'FYftF' Ilqtnf sfebi lliI9dna G95l2lr35 5l5l9I ms
= (IrNp1N GrgR 5 Glers 6er @taStSbumiffar
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Draan!I4e @awGae

irb anper;Islt eeblt uns bic oue Srat isSer SERGE
feut Dieee furtbare Eel eles eaS 2eben eltnb unb
bic Gbe uns Ra&fpmrtsni6eft unm6S@ Mtabt t,ct has
9rc8 Derer, bic ttren Sci en6aften unSefoane rstns
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Srifturen Nieber4sser I'm Sarn, SeiK unb aNber 1r.
laden entitfttn tann 10 tt e ee netRenbetl cine Gsse
hes MtBbraudeS Der eSefen OrBdne Yer aber wik es
Idusne tdB te Rra Der @reu9uns eber spn DeHea Sers
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bte sa ~etfe iins.
NJ Sfftee: 90. 7 @Gb,8rebertdRr.,
Febsn E6iren BON 8altiatcrelfr., 5fltae Sette,
bte Stufen ttnauf.
Dlan merle f6 NAmen ans Sausnunner bear unrtiIen-
he uns trserifbe Gama6er, ertrtebenc nnb eemenlpe
Auafiaber Saubltder, StieftSi4ler, StraBenretneer
rnS Qatpenpuser u l. ~. nennen bd reeemdbtee MerSte
n6 laern dnoespsen Or. SsbnasnS fnf tn Ger Rabe
N8. @ue 9riefc rnIien etnea gOf-StAms cnttalteH.
Cine !6filun8 III 2 8aaen suaelidest. q
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,.aa NfI.nhsEk il btA Ah.sn !

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trd icie eebeime uro uunatirlt6 eei unb 5rper atr
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madepee Qafe Qeihn1dt babeH. ot .fa0 ~
er fnetinise eer raureen urb tetiasensHertben Sol
gen tcrjrben @eprbnbtitea res Feaers Sdw de i'm RI
fen unb ben Glierern Gnerse int Sept SGwihe bes G5e-
iits gerimf rer Dtu tera ersflOpfen ne b5fe nrute
Waeni9wl6c unrrbnnns eer @erbauunss. Srsaxe GASt.
rteine @nttroltnn9, Spmptrme ber SnpinbiNsst.
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Der 9etq6aft, uGt no6 Gtniarteie, Mistranen 9ese
ii9 islbf. 6ur6tamfet w. t. 10. itno enise serf@limme
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"a eer pbeneenanne 8erein @ bic Mufea6e aeGelt bat
bt Qan6ptrtbi6d In Elm neues dbium sa erhe6e aber
aud enett bas bieies bios ee6eten farm mem bic Sulenb
su bteen 3ned cine Srede ednbes bic Wuerfdrm ypn
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betennteu tiee Nnalt tauen unb nterbalten III fSnnen
Gin pplite6ni6es Sniut iO u sei ter 3eit tamit Der
bunsen rerber nm se 3Oelnee nas allen Sesn bin blfen
Su fDnnen Die Nfiten pcrSeh m $4,000 serfauft wpfir
eber Qbeilnetmer dbr bdnn cine 2pt betB 5u rpnt
tne tunbert SuB Gte erbdlt rele benz Ser tn nit
9SetntDden unb Sbfbotmen tepdn tmereen mifen. Der
Veretn tat te @erpflt ung bic 8erwatune 10 ange Al
ubernehmeu fur bic 61 fe bes @rraees Bis Der @gentt
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ben grrthetl einen Sobn Der be n6been @prferntri bat
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mir6 eaour6 ben Aelte 8eeeenhsit eebctcn IL S6bne
fern rp @eib unb BEN bGlfn 8epieI her erpB St6bte
prattti9 fir ras bener;teben su laIen. 'i}@
Ia Der 8erein in pee Sasei ietne Naenten TN rteree
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linton fur beielbe juwirten tbnen ane Oeetaen we6e
f9 bebeilsep polen @tnlt Spp ben Rorten I'M pldnen
netnen. Das 9dnb in @s8 Sorbrr mirb teutenb i'm gBsrb
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res bort nSge brit rerten We9en Nusfunf Ippte fur
gldne ntb pdntpblee renes man @ Gle Office bes lamb
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lk1zDejI Wftl .tiE r1d3HH5G 1sp gr1Iibent.
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gfas' rieht an QSaf5srs Omsumente1t.

1NW"' EttNA uft NlOWVb p -UlIVu FNFWlRWl .
0as Gess rertdrBt eiie 6rafe sStfanfbis 10 Dpnars
iber ale 9ercnen welte ttre Ssbrans peer lpnse Wal
panpebmlt dfet ib Der (Sefabr ber Nrbapfns Spt Gs
auf Susweaen unO &reu3meee adfbe trdee auSeee
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gDsteer bre i'm Breen seleaenen Warleunsen abrrehenQ
3as @ees wirc frense sebarbtatt ''i- S' 'Ss'i'S
(MDS) S. 9. 5uter. Nairr. Snstu.yf
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Dentfc 81 rbetse Jll % NfadstpetfuuAs
i9EWIf} Tnf 7fgFR rRnredn.% r.4E rf,%7 sam
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Nle Hteifrtsen tet beutfte 6cn6Usfr AtSest,r pset
RsenfmdeGn su beGajteeN Dhndel, p@te ale csriGs
betlnGenben rpIen & petI6d OSer In dtirtsr Srteen
eaben Iaetsa bsr @eisnf6eft Serrn s. s. WelIins hrfsl
sso 90 Etamssfr.s psnben xsttr nrtntssoli sustnnt
erfbeen Mrs -+@@ tlf4 &}@ft91fg lS!t A<A ftst Il
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eebei wcu Rraufattten

sentdt erSe aIS Sd fS: 5tasuns sSundbisfett, S&pie
IN hem &den ns oe Q3ttesern GR uHsunsen Ser 9eren
snb 8lae, S3amsncratBnn8en Sbwidc ser 1erren STA
sentpade, @latttsfet Nteherss I%lasenee 8erfdnbes
idplde 3erStcsfen 1Hidternbeit 3tteru, 1rsemhmi@e
S@wtnSsG, Sppfi6mer;, @nt3inbuns / 6alies her Rdt
ber 9nnSe heS WasenS Der gtnAemeee une aaer jener
lteseI, BE etmtien sebeiaen Gewobnt Ser Sueeb
wefe ttren Oprn sef6brer tnh als Ger Strcnen Sc
fang ben @edfren ses sics tcrrlbren uns wrnn nt@t
se9 9etetlt ssrhrn TIRE sldnenoitn 9sndnaen serS-
mSaltG MAIDEN uub sulettsea S0rper unb Gins aerSrea
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I21sanil~ 13t GAiiiDilt1aSg 138idifIiia9d 5af
9nH8idl19ia5 a9'4a Ell ansH ,uspilis isa Is
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DR.. Jollnstol,,5 :

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Gar uattr0yidua8 Der Q,1adial6eyet stablirt;

Oer etastsen plob II Der g6slt, no fiber
f6nelle un6 gin a!nc Rucc;1 IN ..EtL II
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1NpdaQ.ute,

BITE 9 tur1 betmtGe 2afcr stidmSG tasen bic fe 70 pt
ppn brn 2eten in Der Sdue Ieren unb beren SOL
gen te alndGd9 iPiren ieIo TN Steis. eurb pplatiO
men, bic, unsethettt, ee Gre unSeli na9ea unb
G5rper inb @eh 5r6re puten icprt lie nbts,n d 1t.
ts teHa SDlts psrOnsn masu teApr e snFeteu IN sic
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eiMnGe Wtaniler,

beirbtrS Wle bie Sper jcnts stbeimn 2asrS seprSen
nb has jibr1 s rils &auenee in eta ;u tribes @raE
reiB wee eur Sre erbdbenen &alcnte nb elttptfelte
@erfanbesra NIT bent Dsaer Der @rrettlamfet ben Se.
nat egetier unb ncr 2eter te;Gtfrnee $Sne enpf tatea
pareen mBsen ida nit pplleit Sertraien lidben. y
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l..l5 L.l!..tGe .lrhsf 9Nre(fe1nn

1De pefs 2aYess 1etttt dsenO ssr Itsten iebcn;eEu
Sabre tneieer ApaF fhir mu stn nne bic afenst nib-
frts henen e Stttunsss eppprtepft Hgb oiee ortere
NerONen te;moNre irCvcn Sas YGttm i; lsieserbclte1
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S2aa rte,t an g5er4 Gtaatens Sfemers

TG1G reCnf an %Ser< <+SfGG6eNs S1GueTs
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sen trefit Ser 5as eefesee Stabttte (enfblsslt
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barin aneefesten Stelern iest fdAts, n6mt6 fir 'l
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i1f,l ipcrfe, 9acbter, Silliarrz zEifebe. 70 -
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Q8ettere se prpSett rperbet nod Sbm fp6eu @er+
icuen rpnetftrt bic perfeble bre asen pr benz 49, b.
8n MAIDEN ,b ber 8etrae prb neff gefbldeloble etne.
peen. @erlpNeh Bic Serdunei bre 9tSenieu berauspne
,en t6nnen pear Serurtbet nb ein9ePerrt tperbeu. m
8a1lun8en mullen 1T Ser. Stadten SdasnCten sentatt
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Sdlen BON ip6en te benz @eieb terfduen>nb, pnp 5par
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p Sc nhSn z esr eia',ss rsssImsSis ssbilsstt arst
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beu 2r5Etsn 6ppttdern Gurefa8 ub er beie8 Q1t.
bes sublabtee nGnlia: Gnelanb ardntre5 unb tn
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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29
John MOrgan q Lsehel Failure

Mor,an's raid into Kentucky has proved
almost as disastrous to the great horse THE!
as his former tour through Ohio. 1t now
appears that he brought in'o the Stat
about $500 men. How many he recruit
Ell W" DO not know. At Mt. Sterling. he
lost, in killed. wounded and prison RS. eigh
hundred. Al Cgnthina, his losses foot mp
100, including 500 prisoners. Thus 7,snr
ont Of his original so are used up. OR
dispatches this morning report the remnap
;of Morsan's forces scattered and demora|iz
led. General Burbridgc himself is at Lex
|ington, but two hrigadcs Of his cavalry ae
in pursuit Of Morgan. Prisoners are being
captured continually and brought in. The
|siege o, Frankfort has been raised. The
':anlaee to the railroads will be repaired in
IA few days. Soldiers o: the leS,h and III
.'hio captured by Morgan at Cvnthiana
were 1aroled, and arrived here via Augusta
yesterday afternoon. The paroles are
worth nothing, and the men Will return to
duty Under the cartel paroles on the
Fl Id are rot recognized by either side.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29
Desert of Sahara.

Perhaps no more horeless enterprise
could be undertaken than TO a.temp. to re
deem the gr,a. African desert OF Sahara.
where no rain ever f.I's, and there are, but
occasional OASIS to give relief to the weary
and fain'ing caravans that traverse it
" oaer1 science, however. iaushs at seem
ing impossibiiitfes. Ski!ItuI engineers in
tie French army in Algiers proposed to
sink artesian wells at different points. With
The s'rong confidence that thus water could
be reached and forced TO the surface. In
1880, Ave Ar.esian wells had BEEN oper.ad.
around which, IS Vegetation fhrjves 1exnri
.n.ly, thirty thousand palm trees and one
.honsand srnst trees we,. planted ard txo
thriving villages established ~ he deptt
lol : little erer five hundred hct, ~ under
ground river Or lake was struck. sana from
Stwo u them eve fs. shsss been ahrrsnn up
SLOWING .Ia. there wasr sssss- body under
meath, ThI fYsscn government, b I'm
mans, hopes 10 maks The rouss seIoss tb'
J 5ss4yt - Fsusueeac zrtas 4sj ~ ~ frss
q. - ~HNAnH SnnS.sS ~aa ss~ ".
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29
Rebel Rarbarity.

The Boston journal Of the l4th SAYS:
LAT the battle Of Gettysburg. az wa are
informed by on. who witnessed the incden,
wounded rebel soldier fell near orr lines.
His means and cries for wafer were rit ons
and excited the compassion cfsome Of the
members Of a Massachusetts regiment
They attempted to rslsve him, but found
that the task would be per,'ous in consc
quecce of the vigilance Of some Arka' sas
.sharpshoot"rs VINO had effected a Judgment
within lodge at no great dis,an,e. Al
length ore four men unable to estrain his
sympathy, threw down his gun, held up a
'canteen, and called out to the Arkansas
men, Now don't shoot; Pm going to give
that poor fellow some water lie had
nearly reached the wounded man when he
was hit by ball from a rebel rifle. and
compelled to reanquish his mission of kind
ness. The rebel rifemen knew that !; wa.
one Of their own comrades who vas suffer
ing, but no emotion Of sympathy could re
strain the ferdish ma|ignity."
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29
Misrellanenns Beailinn.
Indian Fuu-A Snake Story.

The following occurrence was related by
Col. Edward Raymond, one of the earliest
settlers near Lake Champlain, N. Y. He
was on the lake in canoe with an Indian
named Big Bear whom he had employed to
row him to distant point. In their
co arse they passed near sIoping ledge Of
rocks where lag large number of rattle
snakes asleep in the sun. The Indian look
ed at the Col. and inquired, "Raymun love
fun ?" EYES," was the reply, "WelL
then, Raymun have fun mind Indian ana
hole glum'' (keep stiIl.) So he rowes
|silently to the shore. cut a crotched stick
Of hazel, and carefuly placed the crotch
astride the neck of serpent that lay
asleep close by the waters edge Take
um now Raymun; hole fass.' The Col.
then took hold of the stick, keeping the
serpent down, Will Big Bear tied up a it,
lie sack ofpowder with slow mach at
t*ched TO it, He made this fast to the
snakes tail, lighted the match, and gave
the order let um co. at the same time
pushing the canoe away from the shore -
The snake being liberated, craw|ed away to
lis den. BIZ Bear Immediately stood up
and clappsd his his hands, making as loud
"a noise as possible, which reused the
makes. AMI they, too. quickly disappeared.
Now look Raymun now look, see f,1 y said
no. and in about minute The powder ex
jpIoled when there was fun alive for in ,
men, though not for the reptiles. The
snakes in hundreds covered the r*cks, all
kissing, rafting, tAinin-, twrl ng. and
Jumping. in every way imaginable. Col
Raymond burst into loud laugh but the
Indian, true to his nature, maintained the
utmost gravity, though DOUBTLESS he in
wa'dly enjoyed tho sport quite as we'll rs
his friend
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-29

FEMALE SoLpIEgs-The official records
1t Washington stats that upwards OF ioo
female recruits have been d,ses~ssed s.nee
the commencement Of the xaE. Il IS sup
posed that nearly all OF these Fess II eo.la
son With mea who wers examined and &C
Icspsed, alter which the fass ones Manages
E,a substitute fhense.rss and 10 nnsteres
| into the service. 0=er sSveaty oi thes
martial ladies'. whsn their SCI uas discover
led, were acting Is officers servants. In On
sregsmsnt there Ssss seventeen oitssG
n. eapsei'y.