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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

that slavery never had but common end,
could now have no other end but de-
struction Of Itself and the government that
permits it. The worlds history affords no
other end but suicide to any goyerpment
where slavery gains leading power
But philanthrophy commenced near half
a century too late, and war is the result.
Had the great work Of Jefferson, Frank
In, Washington and other fathers pro-
ceeled md slavery ended as they designed,
peace would this day be as wide spread as
the war; better still, the black and white
races would now inhabit different countries.
There would be no cause for war. What
was so long neglected in time Of peace
has now to be consummated in blood and
mountains of treasure, and we lose at least
half a century for delaying what was pos
sible By peaceful means half a century ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
What Grant County has Done
for tho War.


The new call for raising in hurry FIVE
Regiments Of Infantry and five Batteries
Of Artillery in this State may, probably
will compel the war authorities to raise az
lcast part Of the men by draft Of lottery.
1t is not probable that counties WHICH have
already done their full share, Or have rails
cd nearly their proportion Of the 100000
men called for by the President, viii be
asked to raise men by draft. Grant ha
already raised five companies, or about five
seyentlls Of her proportion Of the 100000,
and may therefore get through without
drafting. But Iowa and La Fayette eoun-
ties, each having raised but single COM
pany, and the population Of those two
counties being greater than Of Grant, can
scarcely AVOID orders for raising several
companies by draft. The call for 100000
men asks about one man to 40 inhabitants,
or 72o men for Grant County. This Is
surprising that the border slave States fur
nish no men at all; but such border States
viii probably furnish 100000 Union vol
unteers, thereby reducing the proportion
10 be raised in the North say fifth, and
leaving Grant to furnish but $40 men.
Almost every company already raised IN
States and counties adjoining Grant, has
drawn men from our county, but we don't
suppose Grant will get any credit for such
men enlisting in other counties. Thus,
about 80 Of our men Helped 70 make up
company for Crawford county, ~ went
into Portage City company, quite num-
Der helped to complete the La Fayette %.
company, many enlisted at MeGIegor and
Dubuque. Iowa. alsol nearly every COM
pany formed at Gqlena has drawn more Or
less men from Grant. We have not 4
doubt but that 200 Of our men have enlist
ell in other counties and States, making
ut least 700 already furnished from OIL
Grant
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
The Pay and Penalty for Off
cially Deserving 4he People.

The Banks having bought up most Of
their own paper at 90 cents on the collar,
are now offering it at par to Bank Comp
troller Van Steenwyk in exchange for the
best State Stocks which they had depos-
tied with the State Comptroller as secur-
tiles for their issues; he meets them half
way by allowing them to exchange such
stump-tail At par for an average proper
ton Of good and bad State Stocks-thus
again betraying the people when he had
the power to save them from any loss on
such deprecated paper as they may yet
hold. The State Comptroller had, until
lately, refused to surrender the hest State.
Stocks in exchange for such so per cent.
deprecated paper. properly offering them
only the lowest Southern State Stocks,
thus causing tie late rise in value Of Wis
consin stuInp-tail; but lie surrendered at
last to his bondsmen, the banks, 50 there
is no hope for any further Improvement in
stump-tail.
As usual III the ways of this ungrateful
world, the banks despise the trucker, and
are moving to start some one else on the
track fos lis place. Some other must be
prostitutad whea The ola one wears out.
How natural for silly victims to be turned
ont in the cold BY heartless sedueers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

pAYISe orr OH DEnrs The Post
Master General has issued an order TINT
all such papers in New York City q were
lately presented by the Grand Jury Is
dangerous or i.eesdiJry to the domestic
institutions Or liberties Of our country shall
moi be allowed to pass in the mails Ire
papers are sud Is ba the Nens, Dag Book,
journal Of Commerce and probably the
Christiaa Observer These papers Al.
ways apoIogized and defended the South
ern practice Of preventing the ejaculation Of
Northern aati-Slayery papers ana are now
getting their pay. The suppression q
Brownlow's Knoxville IIai7 Viii prove a
dear pies.e Of folly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Pay OF SOLDIERS. AS We understand
Government pays privates $500 pei
month, besides rations, clothing, &c, and
the State two dollars per month extra; j!
is also expected that Congress will grant a
warrant for probably a half section Of land
to every soldier; AMI somewhere further
along in the future when the war debt is
extinguishsd every soldier or bis widow
may expeota pension Of $500 to $500 per
month for life Surprising the war to con
tinue for three years, the net pay cannot be
short Of $4,000 per month, and more per
month 10 proportion as the war is for a
shorter period. The land part may not
amount to much, as the grants will cover
all creation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
Another Reauisitioa.

The following dispatch was received BY
Coy, Randall yesterday:
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2o,186l
TO Gooeraer RdadqH:
You may orga,.ze and equip as rapidly
as possible, FIVE % regiments Of Infantry,
and five Batteries Of Artillery, and procure
for them necessary clothing and equipments,
according to u, S. regulations and prices,
subject to the inspection Of y. ). officers.
Expenses incurred will be refunded by the
Government. II you need the cannon at
once. send us an order, and they shall be
forwarded, and other arms as may be nee
essarv. Please answer if this is understood
and satisfactory.
SIMON CAMERON, Secy Of war;
We suppose, Of course, the answer was,
Yes, Sir, in few minutes" The hurry
of harvest is nearly over and boys are all
seasoned for fight, and it will be inyigora-
ting to their health to spend winter il the
South, just by the way Of rel, aing call.
Hurry up your shooting Irons, Uncle.
This additional calls, Of course. to swell
the army Of the Mississippi, as guns are to
be sent out here to arm them. We shall
want an army Of 100000 on the Mississip-
pi, this fall and winter, and the North
West must calculate to turn out
aEyerv mothers son
That can handle fathers gun"
and punch hole through % the gulf, and
one that will stay punched. The Govern
ment is authorized to raise a million of men
if necessary, and it will be done if the
emergency calls forit
Previous to the first call Of the President,
we felt excited and distressed. Now we
feel cool and confident and this confidence
arises from the energetic measures ofthe
Government.
The greatest mistake the Government!
has made, is in not making large enough
demands upon the country. The larger
those demands are tue more confidence
they inspire aad the more prom lily they
will be met Nothing short Of an earnest,
vigorous Government can inspire respect
anil confidence in such times as these. 81
mild and gentle has been the Government
during the long years ct peace We have en-
loved, that our rulers seem almost afraid tc
rise to the dignity Of the circumstances
which invest them. Let them not be
afraid to carry a strong hand any where
within costitutional bounds, and the people
will honor them for it. Gov. Randall, we
understand, is proceeding to raise six more
regiments. All right hudson 1rgus.
Ey~Letters to prisoners Of war at Rich
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
Attack on Washington.

Rumors are flying over the country that
the Confederate Army really intends to
make an attack on Washington. They feel
more defiant since the battle Of Bull Run,
and as they have gathered an immense ar
my in Virginia-rthey must use it imme-
diately, They cannot afford to wait until
the latter end Of September. Their expen-
SEES must be atleast 100000 a day. The
proposed plan appears 70 be to cross the
Potomac south Of Washington, ali ifpos-
sible, raise a rebellion among the Secession
lists Of Southern Maylmi, and with their
assistance march OH Baltimore irst, where
they expect a large cooperation OF a secret
organization of Secessionists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

GyMrs s. II. Booth, in charming
letter to the Daily Life, pays no very
high compliment to the beauty Of the peo-
ii. of Switzerland. Hear her:
Generally speaking, the inhabitants Of
this wonderful land have nothing to boast
Of ID relation 70 their personal beauty. One
cannot help thinking here, thu nature = 50
well contented With herself, after having
lavished all her loneliness upon The mint
able scenery, that she only throws IN ths
human figures to add picturesqueness 70
the landscape.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

&c Russell, Of The LoA3an Tones i
haying rough usage ii New York; lhe 20
fcnd authorities refase linn passes and he
Is charged wib f.lselood aa,l detsmation
ii every way he is treated as a re'lI spy,
except that be is not arrested. lis letters
describing the battle II Bull Run bring him
cold comforts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Gg7A Nj Rose mas made heavy dis
coyery Of Mineral in Pigeon Diggings, three
miles southwest from I.ancas er, on lands
belonging to Mr.. Geo. H. Cox. The min
eral i found very near the ground sur
face, say two feet. A single chunk weigh
ed 1924 pounds. Great prospect for a
big lead, olso for wife, the lucky man be-
ing bachelor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
DEMocaArIo PArRIorIsM AcKNowLEDo-

DEMocRATIc PATRIoTIsM AcKNowLEDG-
I'D By REPUBLICANS The Republican
State Convention Of Maine, on Wednesday
last, adopted the following resolution:
Resoiged, That we most cordially recog-
nize and appreciate the unseIish devotion
to the country, manifested by the great
mass Of the Democratic party throughout
the loyal States Under the patriotic in
spirations Of their late distinguished and
deeply lamentea leader, Stephen A. Doug
las, the members Of that party, both native
and adopted citizens, have come forward to
the defence Of the common fiag, and with
a zeal which challenges orr warnest adj
miration and receives our heatiest acknowl-
agements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

ca A letter fronLieus VIM. Booth TO his
wife at Potosi, dated at Richmond, notes
that lie is much better and able to walk
around. Also, that Belknap Fuqua i in the
same hospit;l with himseifthat his wound is
a severe one. in the thigh by a Minnie Rifle
ball, that be has much fever in consequence
Of loss Of blood, and that he cannot be re-
moved for some time yet. lie will prob
ably soon accept parol and leave for home,
the wound being too se,ere to permit his
entering the service again during the waF,
All reported well treated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

GEThe President Of the United States
vii pay seven hundred and twenty-sis
dollars, and each member Of the Cabinet
two hundred and sixteen dollars, under
the tax on incomes laid BY Congress.
Members Of Congress each pay $4,000.
The rate i 8 per cent on all incomes over
$500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

RF The Democratic State Con'p '9,J
(BERIAn BRowN Chairman have ''1 ~
the Democratic State Convention - /.
nomination ola State Ticket, to m'I I'm
MadBon at noon of October ~ NM
Committee recommend that the 'u mi X
for the election Of delegated be cal'''
the 2lst Of September.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

THE MADISON PATRloT Of the 22d says
Estate Treasurer HAsTINs will ProOauy
leave for Washington tonight on th' Ou''
ness Of getting the General Government !
refund the money that has been exp'ng Y,
by the State for military purposes =
has been supplied with the vouchers T.. =
penditures from every department eAfs I,
the Quartermaster'G GENERALS, and be expos
to GET the ones belonging toi@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

CONVENTION Ar PLATrEvILLE. We are
requested 10 notice that the Republicans Of
Platieyile, Slnelser and Hazel Green As
sesib!y District are to meet at Pi.tteviile
on Saturday the 18th Of September, say at
10 O'Clock, =. "a. To ,lect two delegates 70
ths State Republican Convention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Eg- Judge J. G. Knapp, Of Madison,
for 80 years resident Of Wisconsin, has
received the appointment Of Federal Judge
of New Mexico.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

GE Capt. Fairchild. Of the Go,s1II ant
Guard, Madison, has been appointed = II;
Colonel Of the Second Regiment .oiot
believe fnis to b an excellent arr
ment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Eg A movement is on foot to o'sa n'a,r.
rebel army on the eastern shore :, ~ sIos
land with the view Of controlling w n
ton il the fan, SO as to secure q o NV. e.
majority il tie Legislature, and I ,;asoce.
cure the passage Of a secession oIu'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Rgr On Sunday forenoon, 4 sermon
was preached h The public square BY Rev.
Sir. Palmer Rev Mr. Eaton assisting, for
the benefit Of Capt Calls company. bis
men being present and seated upon the
ground the Captain obserying, "hencefolth
brother soldiers. the ground i to be our
resting place and We may rs well take tbs
first solemn lesson now. The sefnol Was
shcrt andsqpropliate and was listened 70
with more lhn ordinary attention.
On Tuesday afternoon, the ladies' prs
sense 10 III company neat Banfer, " b
appropriate NOTES; also, various useful a :
tieses. Ms. Eaton was leader 1T eerenr :
tiics and condgetasl her part with hecom-
iag dignity, We In not time Is BE- fl :
sent but q fnl account is promised fol
next week b. an able hand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

EE- The war is having marker Men
upon the business Of life insurance = hosl
York city. Many parties who ha's s.iIn.
unable to meet their payments a'e coaE
their policies for their cash value. .,,le
em policy holders are Withdrawing "7r
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
&C. Capt. CaI!is' Company of yolunteers i ]

Eg Capt Calls Company Of volunteers =
now full, numbering about 100, and leaves
to-day for Boscobel, tomorrow for Madison.
Caps. Finnicum's Company numbered
about 100 at last accounts, and Is there
fore full, though few more can be taken.
His company will also leave for Madison,
perhaps 90 with the others.
Capt. Nasmith's Company arrived at
Madison on Tuesday Of last week. All
three Grant County Companies are to be
in the Seventh REGIMENT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

The Rebels were for time awiuIly ]
dignant about the burning Of ftanlP,0gt
AS long as they thought Gen. Butler -. T.
ordered the application Of the loren -,
were frantic in their dennnciatlons o Il
vandals. Now they confess that O'n' n
Magruder, the rebel commander O' M
York Peninsula, ordered the burning ~
they consider tia wise and mastery r
ceeGing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

icg Gen. Bcauregard is a Roman o o
Ollie. 1t IS said that on the moInl"s ;obt
battle, prayer was offered TO A" ;',srs
God, and the holy sacrament adlll .hsr 3
to the General and immense nupV
bis men,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
Gg' The Cleveland Plmndealcr, ev

EE The Cleveland PlaindeqIcr, ever
Known as rigid democratic paper, offers
the following candidates: For Governor
of Virginia, Gen. Mcclellan; For Govern
OF Of Missouri, John G. Fremont, For G ,y-
evnor Of Kentucky, Major Gen, Anderson
For Governor Of the whole South, either
Gen. Butler OF Senator Wilson Of Massa-
chusettsl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
WLetters to prisoners Of war at Rich
mond may be addressed as follows:
Prisoner Of War,
Care Of Dir. Higginbatham,
Surgeon Of Prison Hospital,
Richmond, Virginia.

Eg- Arrangements are being made for
securing system Of perfect mail conpec-
tons for Grant County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
Ry- We learn fromQurtermlster General

e. We learn trOmQurtermser usueAl
TREDwAY that the uniforms for the 7Ih
and 9Th Regiments wills be ready and
that the cost of them viii certainly betlleen
per cent. better. This is most encOuf'
aging, and shows the improvement u lns
management of our military matters az
the result Of experience. These uniforms ,,,l
we understand, are manufactured 10 "~
consin exclusively. Sale JoMaaL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

So Csl. E. D. Baker is aalhoiizel 10
raise / Brigade of 5000 men 10 Cali
fornia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
pEpurLICAN sTATE CONVENTION.

A Republican State Convention VIII be held at the
Capitol, IL the city Of Madison at " octcck, M, on
Wednesday, The rs III day Of September next, for The
pul pose or nomna ing candidates fc State cheers
Each Assembly District, under the new appoition-
ment, viii be entitled to two delegates in the ConXen-
ton.
The Committee recommend that I'll primary meetings
for The selection 81 az eaates be held betole Sep7
TENDER H. and that the District Committees issue ear
ly cal Is for such meetings, that the people may DC nor
0uphv notified and choose delights who fairly reflect
their wishes HORACE RU3LBE,
Chairman Republican State Central Com.
Madison, kugisl y, 1861
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
DanhurY. Ct.. !

AT the raising Of a peace fgg at New
Fairfield to day, about 400 were present,
Theattempt to run up the Stars audSupe,
was successfully resisted, and resulted N 4
fight. Two peace men, Widman and Cor.
ham, We're seriously wounded, one thought
fatally. Shovels, pickaxes, Gibbs and
stones were freely used, but no firearms.
There were but about 70 Unonists pres.
ent Fhe peace flag is flying. Crest a.
element.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
NEWS


A Regiment Of Indiana yonn,s "A.
parading in Louisville. secessio,oS;esIs are
nounce them as invaders Of K yuss De,
sacred SOIL This movement !. aoalucky's
break Kentucky neutrality. Sir ned 70
loads Of contraband goods taken = : wagon
re-els to-day. IRON tho
Our men are Selling a large aS2 q.
rebel wheat ard -four Their a fa'uuy Of
troops at Harper's Ferry. NC foOel
:, Washington, Au, ),
The federal force in Western W.. a
sufficient to sustain the goyernman msnla i
in that quarter. 'H' policy
Senator johnson refuse, -
Tennessee unless be accompanie, 'I'q ~ 70
army. Tvs unoa
b.. Es,M Mayor Barrett is expelled from !.
Ponce Board for refusing to take tbo ~, "
Especial 10 Commercial. l3T ps %
''io'o PaPeis hereafter are rot to nnIr,
news which will iniure the Gov.ip.uO sl
They have done so very freelv Jb's'o'nent
The secessionists are spendino moa
circulate peace arguments in the trea ~
Citizens Of Baltimore Of preat m ,.sS Saia
engage in the business. Tia %'a'1 an
Neees aud Dug Book derive ass;. ,'e~ iok
these men and their sympathze~ NV !. ''o q
Southern cities. -''S IN The
Boston capitalists demand r..
removal else they will not viel JJ', nDaG
dollar. ''''u alolAet
Express Companies have ba,, e,.,,,
to transmit ipaendiary newspal,s,. O'uS y
cess'on women are being arrested d W.. y
ington and thrown into prison. - v 4'
Gov Gamble has oldera5 on.r
drafting, 5000 troops from each ' can' y
sional district Of Missouri, Or 4soos y''
all to assist Fremont in putting DOWN =
rebellion. ''"u 'ae
All vessels, including sebooDo,,
! small row boats and skifs on tbo ' . aud
have been taken possession Of Nv tE U'@ e
eminent with their men. = ''r
HoRTcoN, Wis, Auo. "a
Parties just in from the country T..
miles OIL report that a large party Of n.
dams have murdered fourteen amjrs ,og
are marching on Horizon. ''
There are no arms there, and The psops
are much excited. The teIegrapb on r.sFo
SAYS, "send Us help"
Horizon, Aug. 26-IP.M
Il istrue that several families wera NM,
dered last night at Kekoskee, seven mia,
north Of here, by the Indians. Our town.
is deserted. The women and children ora
all leaving and the men have gone out 70
meet the red skins.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
Trenton. N. J., Aur. a

= TIt'III1 ~ W -N0- y
The True american, seni-secession
organ Of New Jersey, anticipating force
means to stop i, suspended on Saturday
giving as a reason that the policy is tosjop
all papers which refuse to support The ad-
ministration, support which it cannot rem
der
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

You will hear from me soon again.
Yours with respect, b. 3. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
Fort AIonroe. AM 2.

Fort Monroe, AGg %
The formidable preparations fora Naval
expedition from Old Point, anasou com.
pleted. Its destination is a profound secret
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

HORIZON, Aug. 26-IP. M.
Il is true that several families were NM,
dered last night at Kekoskee, seven mia,
north Of here, by the Indians. Our TOWN.
is deserted. The women and children o.,
all leaving and the men have gone ont i
meet the red skins.
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