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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
McKISDLY DEcLINEs-McKindly, the

McKrNDLY DEclINEs-M MCKINLEY, the
candidate Of the late Union State Conysn-
ton, has declined being caudidate, for
State Superintendent, which leaves J, L.
PIcKARD with no opposition except from
WINsLow, the democratic candidate. This
shows there is some respect for a good
man; one who has filled the Office better
than il ever was filed. PIcKARD will be
elected; the west part Of the State en- now
afford 10 support the whole ticket.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

70 THE WoMaN.-rhe appeal Of Dr..
ANGEL, which appears on the first page
Of OF paper, asking ladies' throughout the
county to contribute blankets, socks, DC,
for the soldiers, is referred to. There are
many, men as well as women, who have as
yet contributed nothing for their country's
cause, and still are largely able to do so.---
Rich old bachelors can buy or spare a
pair Of blAnkets, dozen pairs Of socks
something that can be used to warm the
soldiers. Every neighborhood IN the coun-
ty ought to be organized for soliciting, re-
cciving and forwarding to Dr. ANGEL a
package Of warm wares for the soldiers I;
and the IaIes have tho time and good will
to lead in this work. The secretary of
war has recommended that such contribu-
tons BE made. so that there IS high author
ity for what DR.. AsaELL has undertaken.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
Gg- We frequently find in the telegraph


ic reports such items as the folowing:-
"A slave was returned to his master yes
terday by Pennsylvania regiment. A
file of soldiers escorted the pseudo-contra-
band two miles beyond our lines
Does anybody believe the rebels would
take so much pains TO return a stray horse
belonging to some northern iarmer-Union
man or traitorl What a mockeiy Of just
ice and how devoted to works Of infamy
are those who head the war department
Verify is negro-worshipping practised al
most as much by them as by the rebels
We except Butler, Fremont and Wool
from the number of our chief army off
GERS who would chase negro into the in,
felnal regions at the bidding Of a rebel
master. They would not, but as for Nc
Lelan, like most Old School Presbyterians
of his state, Ohio, he would rather clothe
every negro in the land with shackIes for
eternal seryitude than fail one Sabbath day
to clothe himself in clean linen and broad
cloth for chueh. We only rejoice in this,
that necessity will soon so far demand that
all men shall be free, even though INSANE
tilted holiness should have TO put on sack
cloth for its dear peculiar institution
Government calls for money to put down
the rebellion; but is catching negroes and
escorting them back to rebsl masters any
legal part Of the process Of putting down
the rebellionl Who enlists or pays mo-
ney 10 hunt negroes and march them back
to rebel masters? We'd like to hear that
any Wisconsin regiment had received ord
ers to cat,h negro and escort him back
to rebel massai Never would such an ord
Ell be executed by any Wisconsin regiment.
All such work is given to dull Pennsyl-
yauians or Ohio Buckeyes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

TREE PEDDLERs--A letter is before us
exposing the tricks Of apple tree peddlers
representing distant Nurseries. and giving
the writer's experience for twenty years,
bis expense, his failure to get a single
sound or hardy, thrifty treein all that time
from the agents of distant nurseries. He
promises to set his dogs on The next for
eign tree peddier that calls on him, calls
for convention of orchard men to protect
people against them, wants law enacted
to license or tax them-inprisonment to
be til penalty for pedlling trees of foreign
Nurseries. sc. Writer'S manuscript IS
about as def Give as his orchard, therefore,
it would bear scabby fruit if printed. As
for those who, in the light around them
and in hearing Of enlless failures to get
bearing trees from foreign Nurseries. yet
continue to patroaize them, such deserve
ont little sympathy. As well call meet
iogs Is appoint guardians over those who
are constantly the victims Ct drop games,
bogus ieweify, quick medicines, tslsa doe
trines, mor,nonisn, free loyeisn, MIleF-
ism, &c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
gg A convention was called TO N,

Eg- A convention was called to meet
on Tuesday last at Potosi to nominate a
candidate for the Assembly to represent the
Second Assembly District. It is probable,
we learn. that Hon. ALLEN Taylor, for
merly il tie Assembly, viii be the eandi-
date.
LArER.-Since the above was SET in type
we learn from Mr.. Lewis that Taylor was
nominated yesterday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
IMPORTANT WAR NEWS
Seward Prophecies Peacel
The Rebel Privateer Sumto.
Captured
Faifax Court House Evacuatos
and Burned by the Rebels S0
Mt War NEWS7
Washington, Oct. q

Washington, Oct 81
Secretary Seward publicly afims H..
peace will reign within three months '4"'
Fairfax court house has been eyacno..,
and BURIED by the rebels, fearing - !,
tack FROM Mcclellan. The rebels h.,
evacuated Leesbuig also, and have ma5e :
stand at Certeryilie, where it Is md
stood Mcclellan viii give them battle
The Rebel Pirate Steamer, S,emtey h..
been captured by the Steamer Corporal
ana fallen into loyal hands once more
Accounts of the battle at Harpers F.,
~ fully confirmed; rebel loss $50, ourlos,
bu. Sight.
Gen. Wool has issued an order aTowin,
every contraband $500 per month and s,
males $500 per month.
Price has gone into Arkansas. Seiral
and Fremont are after him at full tilt, and
expect to oyertake him without danpav
Fremont is not to be removed. This h
positive.
Wheat has fallen about Sets per busbel
in Milwaukee. 1t creates quite panic.
among the wheat buyers.
On Saturday, 100000 bushels of wheat
were shipped from Milwaukee,-for tLs
week one million bushels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
PATRIOTISM IN High Places.
Washington, Oct. II

Washington, Oct. II.
There has been some sharp practice in
New England military matters. Gems.
Butler and Burnside have each commenced
raising brigades. Gov. Andrew aiding the
latter Butler obtained Gen. Scots order
making bin commandment of a new militia
~ department of New England, thus get
tine fiji authority over all recruiting in the
states. Coy, AndreW is here to protest,
and claims control in Massachusetts.
We will mol stop here to inquire how
much truth there is in the above para
graph, or which of the persons named is
wrong. From what has transpired hereto
fore in the case Of Fremont and others,
the probability is that there is some truth
in it. We wonder how much patriotism
there is in the breasts Of these gentlemen
when they will thus stop to quarrel over
private or political aniinosities, TO the ne
elect of the duties which they owe their
country. The fact is we have not yet full
" awakened TO the Importance Of the con
test in which we are engaged. Ii is true
that the workshops, the balls Of science,
the offices of professional men, and the
fields baye turned out their swqFming
thousands for the yinCication Of the nteg-
rity Of cur government; it is true that
men Of wealth aud men of poverty have
opened their Golfers to furnish means to
carry or the war; it is true that from a
united North comes the mingled voice of
patriotism and vengeance but it is also
true that men high in the confidence of
the people, and upon whom devolyes the
work Of conducting this contest, have
stepped aside from the discharge of their
duties to dabble in the dirty pool Of per-
eonal jealousies aud feelings, Oh, shame !
If this is the way in which the war is to be
waged-if this is all the patriotism which
we can exhibit TO the gaze Of an adtniring
world, we had better drop the contest and
lSJ LIiG kOOuIi NOih OUT JUS OWN ctlffttfOiI.--
We rather think it will take something
more than mere professions to convince
the people that such men are willing to
sacrifice their lives in defence of their
country. A mans patriotism is not to be
measured by the eagcrness with which he
clutches a commission or pockets months
pay, but by the sincerity and readiness
with which he buries all past diacralpcs,
and stands shoulder in the ranks with for
mer personal and political enemies, intent
upon nothing but the full discharge of his
duties. When every loyal citizen shall be
animated with a patriotism ike unto this,
then, and then only, can we hope to crush
out this wicked rahellinp, and drive the
rebels to seek hiding places from the wrath
of an outraged people among reptiles in
the dens and swamps Of the South.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
Rg- 1t seems we erred lately in noticing

EE- 1t seems we erred lately in Noticing
that Mr.. Harlan n. Page. ase Of this
county and present clerk in the State Su-
perintendents Office. was candidate in
the State Union Convention for Secretary
OF Stlte. HERMAN L. PAGE, ex-Sheritf
and ex-Masor Of Milwaukee, was ths rnsa.
The similarity Of rsnies led Us into the
error. We might haze known. however,
that Harlan Al would b about the last
man to mistake the noon for bis polar
star
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
RrcRurrING IN IRELAND con run Fan

RECRUITING IN IRELAND TOR THE FED-
ERAL. SERvIcE.--Ihe Dublin Eresiino
Poi Of the 18th uitlmo asserts That there
are IN that country AZ present persons from
-Amesica endeavonng to enlist men for The
federal service, and adds :-"iIow lar this
may "a consonance with international law
we shall not now undertake to determine
but it is certain that there are many per-
sons belonging to the disbanded Irish mi
ltla regiments, not at present employed,
who, we believe, would not object 10 any
tempting offers that might be made to
them III order to secure their assistance for
the government Of the Union ID the dead
y Struggle which it is now waging with
the Southern Contederacy.v
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
gave mentioned last week that Or.

We mentioned last week that Or.
F. A. Caldwell Of Chicago, a celebrated
t''eye-doctor," had been sued for mal.prac-
tice BY servant girl, whose sight be had
ruined. The jury in the case rendered a
verdict for $4,000 damages. Caldwell
has moved for new trial and an arrest OF
ia lgmcnt. Ten thousand dollars are a
poor compensation 10 the unfortunate girl
for the loss of her sight, but the verdict
may teach quacks that they cannot always
naatiee their deceptions and experiments
with IMMUNITY upon the unsuspecting aud
ignorant
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
Paper Money.

We used TO publish the only anti-bank
newspaper in the United States, but such
is no longer our boast. Several ab!el
hands have joined Us The Chicago 7rib-
uae and Madison argus, have come ovel
on our side. The following is from the
Chicago Tribune.
The Constitution recognizes nothing as
legal tender but gold and silver, and OK
pressly forbids any State to coin money, OF
emit bills Of credit. Where do State Leg
islaiurss find authority for conferring upon
private corporations, the right To emit Bills
Of credit IN Tie shape.of bank notes The
thing is clearly in violation Of tile Consti-
tation. No lower power than the whole
people represented by Compress, should De
allowed 10 utter bills Of credit. The coin
ing Of money and regulating the value
thereof, is a privilege conferred solely on
the National law-makipg power. Why
should invduals ana private corporations
Be permitted to dcrange and vitiate the cir
oulatjng Inedium OF The country, by inject
inr into il their issues od H6sum2 The
present National crisis brings these ques-
tons to the surface, and forces them upon
the attention Of the puodic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

gg The civil war is giving unexpected
Stimulus to tile overland elli ration 70 Cal
itornia ana Oregon, The plains are sad
to be sw,gmirg with caravans OF emlgrans
from Missouri, Kentucky and Ienncssee'
all destined Tor the Pacific coast. lh'
language sounds extravagant u expression
but there is no doubt emigration WESTWARD
is quite large. Some are removing !"
Canada.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

EsThe Shullsburgh Local IS informed
that We have been At home, on duty. for
sometime. Curious, what things .'ensa-
nate7 from the old folks at home. Has
the Local information Of any secsssioaists
in his couutys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

Gov. Randall received the following di,.
patches Oct. 16.-Send the First and
Tenth Regiments, if they are armed, 10
General Sherman, Louisville. Also two
artillery companies. I. A SoorT.
Later-Oct. l7.-Send your two reg.
ments and companies Of artillery direct to
Louisville without delay, whether they are
armed or not. Provide arms if possible,
I. A. Scorr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
St. Lonis. Oct ".

AJt. LOUIS, OtL 70
Sturgis and Jim Lane arc bear Kaosss
City. Price is fifty miles from Warsaw,
with $4,000 men. SigeI had let his heavy
baggage behind and is III pursuit q Price
the rebels calling him the flying dutch
man"
Fremont believes Price will be compell-
ed to return to Usage and make stand,
10000 loyal Missociians are reported
ready for service, OF the $4,000 ordered 70
be raised. Sigel Is witmn - mlle' Of
Price. pursuing. MuIhgan Is to 70 eS'
changed for Gen. Frost.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

EgThe Report Of Treasurer Hastings
for the fiscal year ending Sept. soth. is
publishes, but We have no room for il.
Tie State finances are in far bette. con
dtion than We expected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

DIsrRIcr ScHooLs.-The Lancaster pub
lie schools are to commence on Monday
next. Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. PATcHEN, for
merly Of Fox Lake, are to be the teachers.
L is particularly desirable that all sel4oiia,s
be present on the first day Of school.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

e. NJ. NM. BBaSDoE, Of Tie town Of
Snelser, Is the republican candidate for
Assembly in the Fist Assembly District
Mn. BRASDoS is a good former, sensible,
and possesses a good Judgment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
Se4s,98s,o5
Enlistnaents Out OF the County.

Mr., ]. G. CoyER,-Dear .Sir.-The
following list comprise the names Of hose
who have goae from Wisconsin into other
Counties, or States, to enlist:
George Wisely, Richland Co, Comrany
9TH Regiment. Francis Tayert, SAMUEL
B. Richmond, jacob Young, Frank NJ.
Bull, William Salmon, 9TH Regiment
Frank Parrish, AIberi Elston, J. U. Keene
Dillon's Battery, Lone Rock. Nelson
Wood, Sth Regiment Charles Robson.
Burlington Iowa Cavalry.
Yours Resp'y II. w. Taylor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
Contributors Co Our Postage
Fund.

FRIEND Covert inclose to you 1920
contributed by the following young ladies
Of the Ray Set.lement-the Sanction pay
ing postage on papers sent by you to the
Grant County Volunteers, Please accept
the same and obhge D. Parsons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

EI' Would it be d any use to man
desirons Of becoming 4 pubic speaker to
connect himself with spoke factory -
Exchange
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

TICKETS. Tickets may u hal 1T tic
Herald Office, for any Assembly Or Super
visor district IN fhs county. on half an
hours notice. Candidates are expected 10
see that they are paid for.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

From u Prisoner at Richmond.
The following are extracts from letter

The following are extracts from letters
written by David Strong to his father:
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. %, '61.
Your very welcome letter Of Sept. Sth,
was received yesterday. ! have recovered
of my wound excepting slight lameness,
which, the doctor says will render me I'M
fit for service for a year or two. lnclosed
in yours found two dollar bill, which
am very thankful for. 1T came in the right
time, for | have been very sick and low.
Now | am able to buy some little delica-
cies for which ! have longed; besides pro-
tecting me from the cold. One thing
cannot account for: in your letter was a
note containing $3.50 ID gold, from a
friend cat Fort Monroe Now who Is
that "friend!" surely it was God-sead,
coming from some benevolent "Friend,7
who does not want 10 be known. < =
I. S. Brookens is safe in the prison join
ing the one am in, flor have been NOV
Cd from the hospital to the prison.) lie
would not leave me; although he could
have got away by SO doing; | begged him
to 90. but he would not leave ME A. j..
Curtis is in the hospital, nearly well; no
bones broken. \ Daniel O'Brien
is prisoner here with me, unframed.
In letter dated October 4, 1861, Ravid
writes:
Mr. T. S. Brookens. who 50 nobly help
ed me Of the field has been sent to New
Orleans. <
sent the letter with the two dollar bill
to Hon. John f. Potter. II is possible
that he is the friend who added the $3.50
in gold. II. n. STRONG.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

Is School Registers for sale at this
office; price 30 cts. Clerks are required
70 furnish teachers with Registers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

ELEcrIos DAY-The fall election IS
held his year on Tuesday, the 9Th Noyen-
Der.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
- LIgII5OfsF7, Y HalII IIlt'
J. II. Evans, Secretary.
WISCONSIN Finances.

The quarterly report Of the condition Of
the STATE Treasury, as found upon exam
mat on by the Secretary IF State, shows
the following balances IN the Treasuary on
the 30th of September:
Gent Fund, balance on hand $67,1o9 ,87
War Fund 26.8s2. "a
All other Funds 149,936,05
From which it appears that the whole
amountof balances on hand is two hun
bred forty-three thousand nine hundred
thirty dollars and tiity-six cents, (S243,.
930,56,) which sum is found by actual
count to be in the Treasury. as follows,
to wit:
Specie $24,236, SO
New York Exchange es,837,23
Uuited States Treasuary Notes $4,000
Wisconsin Currency 137,3O7,00
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TEE ALL-sUFFIcIENr zHREE,

TRIESEMAR,l,s ant S-Fro:sotsd - po-.l
Lever, tassIit q sig and, and ssc = b- ths
SeAls 81 he foOle De PhaTmscle DC Pc, ID ia
.IgeT,e. College OF Medicine. Vera
NO, 10 Inval Jus be for exhaustion a. -. .-kea
and 81 physical disabilities.
no. comp !etely Graduates all t-soes o. : a,
lseeses that have bean hitherto trr< ii C. .e Ua-
soSuh aLo Perllolous use al eoBHlVe snG cNteAs
NO mas entlrely ssSflK hted the lnldriurs gsS Of
mSfopry' tneighJ l1SgrlnE 20 the sUfe7es eSssly
!e!lsI alsfsIt:EE AL Impurities, AID TOoiins ~
gHlESEMAR, Nos. ], 2 and ., as PREPARED IN
ne Iotm OF q loxenEe, devoid Of tasts slr rr7eli
knd oan be carried IN the vslstcCat poofst So II
nlnlstsIe1 By Vepeau, LaI.enS1d, RouI EiasTd
&c. Plcs Is each, or four 0ssos FOR %, which
Ssves g; &c Il On cases, sherob, there 10 saw
Ing e. D. TO be ksc, wholesale and re. all Of ID,
SAhROH, % 194 BleeckeT street. New YORK,
lLnILe4l4.S{ On receaVlEg remittance, DIR. Bargoy
VII loTScTd tie Grc5enT 70 am part OF the word
securely 7ack sc, and addressed according 10 the n
strucngGB 81 lie writer.
The G..aS, 81 al Others, that should be -e.d y,
men E.t9 GENssFsd and broken down ocnsSitutiop,
IL - rmsn Frallty, or Physiological Resaarosss "
y beautifully illustrated, ard treats rInUtsy q.
III the ssup CHS :hst IlvsrIsh,y develop them
ssfei so9-eT or iaterI resultpE from the frslties
sEa Vat Lung nsblte - sHriI youth, Iac.pactatint
lhs VIOLIN from snsIla the frul5iou OF tie matrI-
moni4l State, egsd. AZ not checked IA time C.geusT
G.I., step by step. 90 lingering nd aptyn, All
sold b. DR.. IA RROW, 19l u leecisr steer fo1T
LOCI esiow MeS5ouga, New Yorf. Price Is
oeGG; sent ice every where.
tnrton. ID. c. ~, 81 ~ s S.E
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OFFICE OF ARMY Clothing AND EOUIPAsE }
COTSeT 81 hotcoTd and Mf-6eT sfyssfS,
NEW NoRE, jelly g. 1881 \

oFfIcS OF hRsY CLgTHIys AND EeUIPASEl
SEALED PRoPosALs are iuvlt,d ard viii he 70
ce wee a. this once until the hrst day Of August
ci0iGs. TO % msdO Of mstsrss f SSTs5 b,tss
gov rrraeat, the ARTICLES 20 be delivered az The II
DepDt Of Amy CiOtaIIE and he uiPGge 10 this
5000 lrrsrtrT forage caps
SSWS infantry uniform coats.
$oIol blue flannel rack coats.
g...,co qarnrl siIrts.
66I.0o drawers
200 or greatcoais.
-, 90 Gather stocks.
Ihs s6o.e articles must be as well made tn ev-ry
retpcct n TIE SchleG patterns IN thIs oioe vhsrs
they ma! be exaInIned All articles lna5e uSdsr
pointed 81 az horiIy OF tie United Stasss ~
PTopoRsss WILL BE- p--ferrec for CAoL ind rf.,--
El7Ht sapSrat ", aud for moderEt-, IN ugL not
nal, suartciss q: each Bicuers viii state the
periods wit II " tch deliveries viii hs made.
kacA hIdd IN has proposals will Istirctl' state
sPraslaIi " Of ,~n Pers;us proposed - urs,'rg
f,r he ".tslial delivered and me Sn,li. 81 .gs
PeII,as Sitlln winch delivery vii he rada.
~. sI g tninE VA. ne eco ped orly firm
| ing accuetymed 20 employ many operatives In thGi
80 iE % he distinctly understood that contracts
are not trs1sf'rrab e without tire "onssnt OF the
proper Authority SOD th.t Any ESle, ass guman-
prOcags Of law , viii re Tegs Tded as IN Abandon
mept for which the contractor and his sureues vii
DC 70 q responsible.
Deiivery Of Clothing is to commence ten d,ys
after the matArIa s0Ail have bsar Issued and the
Whole SOI tracted for e 10 be pro .'ptiy delivered
according 10 The term OF aaoh O, utTac;
tsylaeEf vii De mSde the very of one hall
OF u aS'0Gnt OF "a. srticle cont acted frT pro
vldrC appropriations f5r tat puGpos, Il made b,
Congress; but oIe-tSnth 81 In smount due for
each GlIyerg shall be retained tIii the onn;Fsc Ia
completed aid the sum retained shsl be loTfSI,cs
20 the United states case Of d5falcaiI 40 or non
Ia Himert by the contractor.
Forms Of proposals. and guarantee Will be fur
Eisked on application a. this Office and = p-oyo.
sci wall be considered that dOes not ooniorn
thereto,
Proposals viii be eadorted PROPOSALS. for man
utacturIng army supplies" and will be addressed
70 Major ID. II VlNTON,
Qu6TterH 6Etsr u. = Arms n q
- lS-'P RoN po
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Q Be put up in . stronr box. (oOOpsrsd.I and u.

TO be put up in strong box. (ooopered.I and u.
contents marked thereon.
Its - Be distinctly understood thst the vsFoo,
are 10 be constructed that the severn paTis ~
Soy one wagon will agree ard eIaotly '.rNe ID
any other, 80 as 20 require no nu~ = z OF a.
rspgtnc TO- putting together, 20 re As-ria n
GseL Tor their cCnstI ton 10 10 teL! e., 4
l.: al the wood thorourhly seas - spa Zoe
vs-k IL lie parts faithfully executed N t best
vorkm6pike m6bner
The work nsT be inspected frnrn me 70 tIl-s -
~ :, " "a ON atcat Il tee N1aSteT
painted until " sha 1 have been InE2ecrsd and ap-
proved bg said ofhcer or sEeEt s1tfn IzAl 70 inr
SpectIt When kaighed, painted, and cepted by
a. oftc"r or EEslt Of the QCanermastsfs DE- pa {
ment, 80 delivered as herein az eel, they shall
M C. MRIGS,
e xx-xSvfv QuSrtsTmssteT General u. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-29

Ex-Governor Moore, Of Alabama, has with
drawn his name candidatr for reelection
In addressing the people of the State he said there
seemed to b a disposition to contest with warmth
and eren acrimonv. and as such state Of things
was most distasteful to his feelings he concluded
to withdraw his name
IL The Fort Smith Times says'-"Arkansas
Is ""e grand military camp Com panies are ar
riving md departing daily for the scene Of oper-
atio=s N Missouri.