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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
AssembIx District Convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Sd Assembly District
ronvention composed Of the of Lancaster, Ell
,nboro Lima Clifton Win gyille and Liberty, will be
bsi Lancaster saturday October 18TH 1861, at
eeoek p ~, for the purpose Of nominating candidate
ar said Assembly District in the next legislature
Primary Meetings &c be held in the towns aforesaid
an wednesday, 10Th inst att o'clock r. N. Basis Of
aiion for each SO votes polled last fall cleo
ton. = e-o~rrr
S. r. elise, District Committee.
HENRY UT, }
Oet g. 1851.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
cUMMONS.-Yooum vs. YooUM.

Isaac Yocum Plaintiff, VS. Charlotte Yo cum, Defend
ant. Circuit Court in ana for the County OF Grant
Wisconsin. In vaeation, 2Slh August, 1861, fog di-
yorce.
The State Of Wisconsin,, to the defendant here named
You are hereby Summoned and required 10 answer the
Lcc celB Of Circuit court of Grant county, set
Iancast in said county tie third day OF Septem
Der, 1851, and TO serve copy Of your answer TO
tie said complaint the subscribers at their Office In
village of Lancaster within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive of the day Of auch service
and you ail to the said complaint within the
tme Aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action viii apply
to the Couri for tue relief demanded in the complaint
Dated August 2Sth, A. d. 1861.
lSw6 BARBER Il LOWRY, Plt'ffs Attys.
Witness the Hon. NJ. 81. Cotreu, Judge of our said
court the house, in Lapcaster in said county
this rs tn day of August, A. 1861. Attest
CL.S.J j. W. BL4NDING Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
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Eight M Wanted.

The subscriber being about to return to
his post in company G, Second Wisconsin
Volunteers, has just received orders from
Capt. Mckee, to bring with him, if posi-
bic, eight men to supply vacancies in said
company. Pay and board to commence
as soon as the men are sworn into service,
which will be at Madison, but they will be
taken through on cars at expense Of State.
As am to leave en- Monday morning
next, men will please report to me at Lam
caster by Saturday evening.
GEO L. HYDE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
QUARTERLY MEETINGS.

first round Of Quarterly Meetings of Platteyille Dis
tTict West Wisconsin Conference:
Boscobel, Oct II, 10 Montfort, Nov % "a
Fennimore Oct 10 20 Providence, Nov 30Dc
Patch Grove, Oct %, u Hazel Green, Dee
Beetown, Nov q 3 Patteyie,- Dec IA, 10
Lancaster, Nov 8, ~ jamestown, Dec Il, y
Washburn, Nov 10, II Petpsi, Dec Is, ~
District stewards will meet at my residence, in Platte
vile, Oct 80, 1861, at Ia p. m.
TVS W. WILCOX.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16

CouRT-CRMNAL CAsEs.-Court adj
journed on yesterday. A full list of causes
and how disposed Of viii appear next week.
At present we notice the more important
criminal cases and their manner of disposal.
Charles Swarts, the old, grey headed
inner of three score and ten, formerly al
hded to-tried for horse stealing and con-
yicted, and sentenced to hard labor at
Waupun for three years, "a hours solitary
confinement.
Henry Anderson, plead guilty on q
charge Of horse stealing, sentenced to one
year at Waupun and one hour Of confne-
ment in dungeon.
Jacob Truax, tried and convicted for
stealing oxen, and sentenced to Waupun
for six months.
Thomas Coates, plead guilty Of stealing
iewelry, music machine, DC; fined 500,
and sentenced to serve in the U. S. army
for three years, under Rev. Capt. Palmer.
G. w. Crandall and John Leverage,
both charged with assaults on little girls
with foul intents, and John Reynolds for
assault on a Dutchman, all discharged from
custody.
Frank Rose, charged with horse stealing
discharged.
John Stevens, charged with mayhem, Or
biting off Brewers ear, tried and acquitted,
Rev. Alfred L. Thurston, charged with
committing rape; no witnesses for prose
cution appearing, he was discharged and
then enlisted in Rev. Capt. Palmer coin
pany.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
ESTATE OF TnoMAs GRAHAM, DRc'D

Comfy Court Grant County. Wisconsin. IN Probate.
October Term, 1851. Present Wm- McGonigal, Judge
Ia ie matter Of til last viii and testament Of Ihom
as Graham, decv.ss1.
On reading and fling INSTRUMENT IN writing, pur
porting u oe the last viii and lsstamcnt Of Thomas
srahaSn late Of the town Of Miiihe county ofGrant
and State Of Wisconsin, deceased: threapon, il is orr
dored that PROC Of said inatrucn be heard before the
u are OF this court at the court house, in Lancaster
in said county, Aonuay the 18th day Of November
Al D. 1901 at o'clock in the afternoon Of said day
0rdeed frther that notice thereof be given to All per-
three ISL successive weeks previous to said day OF hear
nv in the Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper,
printed and published 1T Lancaster, IN said Grant eoua
fy DATED Oct. 14th 1851
Isw3 WI. McGONTGAI., County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lancaster Institute.


The Academic Year If this Institute will commence
on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER l2tn 1sol, and consist 81
three terms fourteen weeks each FERNS Of Tuition,
per term, as foIlows
PREPARATORY. DEPARTMENT, Sc 90 and S. so
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT, Common English, in
Guiding Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, PEN
nsanship, &C.. IS 30
HIGHER ENGLISH, pclsdiag the Common En-
glish With Algebra Geometry, &C.. So so
CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC COURSE. includ-
ing The Higher Englishswith the Ancient Lam
guages and the Sciences, 81 so
These The only bills charged by the Institute IT.
self ard payment in all eases is be made at tie mid
die of each term.
No deductions will be made for any absence but a
half-ter1n, except in case ofsickness.
If desired By the patrons Of the Institute proper
tention viii be paidto Music, Drawiog and French
which viii be charged as isxtras at the usual rates.
Competent instructors VIII be provided for all the de-
7artmcnts.
twill be the aim Of the Institute TO give thorough
instruction in all the branches taught and the system
pursued will be- much to aid the student in
4cring knowledge, as in learning to think.
Deenng it absolutely necessary to the of the
student hope prompt attendance at the opening Of
the school mas be seeure,t
ROBERT A. DONALDSON, A. b.,
Principal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16

CA8syILLE,- CARNEY, Reinke q Co.,
have just received their fall and winter
supplies of merchandise. Their stock of
heavy clothing, Boots &c, for winter use
barge See new advertisement for gen
eral description Of Stock
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
4 UCTl0N SALE
OF N1ERCHANDIzn

AT cASSvILLE.
On the 2lst day Of October, 1861.
The undersigned, Assignee Of the lite firm Of Z
Brn knan & Co., will expose to sale, at the old stand
of said firm la the village Of Cassyiie on Monday, ihv
2lst day of October A. d. 1861, unless sooner dis oso
If al private SALE highest and best bidder Tor cash
tie entire stock merchandise lately owned bysald hft
OF K. Brin cknan X Co, consisting OF generai as
softment Of
Dry-Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery Ware Boots and Shoes, and in fact every
thing contained ia the building lately occupied
bv said Il. Blincknan Co,
This stock eontainsn ny articles Of superior quail
and now is the time for the farmer and the peOpe gen
eral, to purchase their supplies at their own prices
and at great reduction the original cost 81 50
merchandise
A !arye and select assortment oflron aud Hardware
will bs Sold positively at this sale. said goods Will b
sold III parcels :.nd lots to suit purchasers
Also at tbs same tins and place, viii be ouerea io
sale at pubic auction,
One Wharf Boat
Of suporor quality and build Said sale will commence
at 20 O'CLjCK A, NJ, aud continue each succeeding
ay thereafter until the whole OF said merchandise
shall be sol- Dated Cassgie, this hist day Of sep
tsnler. -. 1861, NELSON DEWEY,
I2w7 Assignee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16

This was the only riotous affair that we
saw, and we were informed that such
things were of rare occurrence.
The llth,will probably remain in camp
for sometime to come. w.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
LANCAsTER NIAILs.

EAST ERN.
lancaster Mondays and Thursdays at p M
Leaves Sill and Galena. Returns Tuesdays and
Tor Plattes Ia O'Clock a. ~. Leaves Lancaster fer
Fridsys and Mineral Point, Wednesdays and Sat
NeF Eau, 10 a. Returns Tuesday, and FrGaysa a. N
pfO' WEST ERIN
Lancaster Tuesday and Friday at II pm. for
n Prairie do Chen naases for aRn
Tharus.v Tuesdays and Fridays at a. m. Returns
sna , 0ssads and Saturdays at ~ N.
NoRT HERN
-.s .ancaster, Mondaysand Thursdays at a. m
gssenimore and Boscobel. Returns, Tuesdays and
iFSri5sysat pm
UTHEKN.
,..~as Lancaster, Wednesdays and Saturdays at
Ls I'd returns at p. M. on same days
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16

RE- VIM. J. Gosse, State Agent, will
lecture on Temperance, in the M. E.,
Church, next Friday evening at Z o'clock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
.STRAY HEIFER.

Broke into my enclosure lands owned by me, in the
town Of Beeown, September 33th, red Heller, with
some white hips and lett shoulder; also with white
on the legsand belly. With star IN so'head anu ti
mostly White one ear Oh last spring If good size The
owner is requested prove properiy pay charges and
take said stray away.-l7w4s JESSE MILES, JR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
MURRAY AGENCY.

1ne subscriber, Agent for the Hon. Chas Aug. MUIR
raw can bu found Cassye from the 10th to the 10Th
October next. = Lancaster the Esd and 24th At
Beefown 25th and at Cassvillo again from the goth
Der at Cas- Vile. WM N. BOND.
September 10Th, 1861, 17w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
w a T. II i u d

VERSON-GBSDA TTER--In Platteyille, October 8.
by Rev. E. Buck Mr. Ole Iverson and Miss Sonnori Obs.
datter, all OF the town Of Clifton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NN-Septemcer 8, by the
Rev Mr.. Zube,, John Loefel hoz and Margaret Gass-
mann, all of Jamestown.
H0lZ-BRODMiH N--By the same on
the same day. John Joseph LoefIeholz End Mary Brod
mann, both of Jamestown.
INRI1KS-VITF Elm Potosi. September Oath at
the ST. Andrews churei BY Rev. f. Zuber Matthias Heinz
richs to Barbara Vivel, both Of Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16

rs PflVate letters from some OF or
men at Washington report that all Wis
cousin regiments now posted at Washing
ton, except the second, are to be shortly
transferred to Missouri. The papers say
the Second Wisconsin Regiment bears the
name and Is known at Washington as the
Bloody Second Of Wisconsin, so called
for its advance into the rebel camps and
bold attacks on the enemy at Bull Run.
CHEsrNUrs.-Mr. ALANDER JONES, re-
lhng between the Platts, in Harrison, has
1t with US chestnut burr, open and ex
Gsing within three plump, ripe chestnuts.
Il has several bearing trees, bearing for
lumber of years. They are from seeds
anted by himself or father about seven
len years ago. The trees have always
eon thrifty. Ghestnuts, though not appa-
Hady forest natives of this country, may
b cultivated here as well as anywhere.
Eg- Capt. Daniel r. Sylvester's com
aay has been ordered into quarters at
Boscobel this week. 1t is their intention
b &c, into the 18th regiment--now at
camp Raniall-if possible. Eighty men
ne enroled-3o from Grant and so from
M
achand county. There seems TO be no
ad to the enlisting in Grant County
Let the good work go on
Twenty more men are wanted for Capt.
E'ester's company, Immediately,
sAFR-We learned an incident the
4g day which illustrates in a torcible
'loner the danger Of "sojering" on cne's
va hook. Mr.. VIM. G. Wilcox, Of the
wa q Waterloo, in this county, had two
Wy who enlisted in Capt. McKee's COM
y and went to the war. One Of them
0ps III he went after him to bring him
NY For some reason or other he could
OO'alo a discharge for his son immedi-
y and in order that camp life might
y gearisome, IL took his sons gun
~ daty as a soldier, standing guard,
finally, one day lie wanted to 90 to
'.@ beyond the lines, but was unable to
4HfH la
1a pass. Ii 50 happened that wag-
''''ded By soldier was going to the
t4s1' 50 he managed TO exchange
r''a dress for the soldiers uniform,
~'A AiS place as guard, intending to
again when h. returned, In the
lew hours be came back, but
IN. Us surprise and disnlay on learn
.T'. 'aa soldier had decamped, leaving
y. ! a. big substituted The proba-
a, !. 'aat be viii be compelled to pro-
H. institute before he will 81 permit
s'a'n to his family. Such are the
| r as related in a letter received
h. =. "1eoz few days ago.
II = !. Informed since tie above was
En- ~. NJ Wilcox succeeded in Get
y 5 returning homeward.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY LANDS
Madison, July 1esth, 1f9GI.
sTATN OF WISCONSIN,,


TIN,
Of
hat
8 day .
o&ilLa oaendat
such land til to aGt
q 81 get at m
iie laIl
coune N @H ana a.
LIP
Ds SAngs1 III r id d4SElScs JAWS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16

EE Vermont is raising he. Sixth Regi-
ment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16

~ Several communications are offered
from Millyille and Mt. Hope, which we feel
compelled to lay on the table for their per
sonal venom. 1t is sufficient for the pub
lie to know that Melville has furnished as
many OF more soldiers as any other town,
considering population; also, sufficient that
Mt. Hope is populous center Of that town
and that Millville village is another popu-
lous center, there being sort Of family
jealousy between them-a matter Of no
concern outside and which ought to be
hushed up within. Dry up, little house
holds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
SALE OF STOCK
AT A u CT I o NJ.

Tbs subscriber VIII sell on ais iaFn "a mlIea SCUM
Of Lancaster,
ON FRIDAY, THE 18th OF OCTOBER. 1861,
One Mare years OLE One Yearling Colt, -Four three
wear old Steers two woyear old steers, ten Cows ane
Heifers. six Calves. Also Hogs, Farm Wagon, ON
Bugey, Harness, Farm Utensils, House Furniture
Stoves &c.
TERMs.-I2 months credit with per cent ana ap'
proved security; all sums under 50 cash.
Nothing advertised above will be sold previous to The
I ay Of sale.
Sale to commence at lcock p M ,,-,,>,r,,
CHARLES e. BUSHNELL,
Tarca1ter Sent 49, 1851 l0.t1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16

The Boscobel Express has been sus-
pended for the present. Such being the
pressure ofthe tines as TO press our ncigh-
Dor cut Of the ring. Messrs. HuBBARD a
DEMPSEY, Express proprietors, managed
with studied economy, but were unable to
compete in this respect with their patrons,
who Topped off every expense and the 81
press too, in anticipation Of war calamities ;
many Of them perhaps neglecting to pay.
Job work continues to be done at the Er-
press Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
Groceries of Every Kind.

Paints, Glass, Nails. Putty, &C.. &c
Our fall and winter supplies have just arrived and
will be sold exceedingly toc FIR CASH
MCCARTNEY, REINKE & Co.
Cassyille Oct l6 1861 ts-if
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
MURRAY FA3M-BOND COMING
1N4 To RtsST.
IIQUORsI

II IQUORsl
Having taken Wholesale Liccnso, am prepared 4
furnish Liquors 81 All kinds by .hs a.. ~ Cal 4
the Provision store ~ J. NATHAN
Lancaster, June a ~l t1-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
HORSES STRAYED.

tlayed from The Subscriber living at Wingyille about
tie 5tn III August sfan Of hnrses--vne tine dark
baV mare star ID the forehead With 0ne While ioct
The ttic, light bay horse with star IN forehead
can be by white spot on tie right shoulder,
eau by collar Beth medium size, about old,
and worked little. ANY return them in-
Their trouble. w. D. Til OMAS.
Wingvsne Angnst2S, 1851. 1I-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
AND FARM PROPERTY
For Sale at Auction

The subscriber, pr Iriet0r o. inc properly ~
Barbers Mills for n.es West Of Lancaster, VAL sci ~
auction,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2e, 1881,
the following property: One span matched Mares I
snan ORR mules yearling Stallion spfirg eoit 1o
lead Of cattle including cows steers heites &C. ~
Head II hogs islands bees, sieishs sets uoube
NJ, - sewing Machine premium kind clothes press
and All kinds OF house and kitchen furniture $50, "a
lions sorts Of property about the mill, house ap stable
Trnys-All sums under So cash; that amount, 2
m jt of one year will be allowed Tor approved notes
and 10 per cent interest Sale TO eommence at " ococh
ia the forenoon. AMIN oNHsADA.
Grant Mills, Oct 4 1891, Io-lA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
JUST RECEIVED BY
MoC ARTNEY, REINKE & 90.
Cassville, Wisconsin
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS. CLOTH NC.

Ready-maee, Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Cloths an
Flann ss heavy winter wares. Our stock of clothin
being very heavy. Also,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
II ard w ar g !.

Queensware, Woodenware, Readymade Clothing, Hats
and Caps, Boots and shoes, Yankee Notions &c., &c.
Wo have opened our KEROSENE and COAL OILS,
Also,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
r .ANCASTER DRUG STORE!
UNDER CALLS HALL

Would respectfully inform the public that lac has
recently taken the store formerly occupied by - Is.
Calais anu lifted II up flr a DRUG STORE and has
on hand q large variety VI 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! Z

COUNTY OF bRAM,
I, Jonathan Moore, slserT Of said County DO
hereby certify that the above and foregoing Il true
copy Of the notice for Geucsal kecon, served On
my Office Dated Sheriils Olcc, Lancaster, this zvth
| day Of September. A. y 1sol 1865
15tde Grant County, Wisconsin,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15

with whose very heart strings tis monster b Rrsp.
phog no arstocratic vaporng compensate for TIN
premature development Of pass ons in her darling son.
OF ire uDholy fires too often detected in It'd
husbands eye. l say again. and know h 70
DC true, that the vast majority of pure
women in the South hate Slavery and II In this storm
some thundereolt could leap forth and seattle and de-
sroy tho monster at once they would press their child
rcn 20 their hearts with a wild, unknown joy-thev
would kneel and offer their Te Deam with happv
years. ana sleep peaceful sleep which their waehfal
Eyes na'e Fever yet known. In looking over yester
cay number Of letters scovered in d. Slave Sham
oie OF alexandria, pansed at one In which the writer
seiag etter TO gentleman, eneoses il 20 another.
saying: DO not take it ctis letter, TO him at b;s
house, but seek an opportunity to give il TO him WHARF
none OF his family can zee you do so.os How much
was suggested in that cautipn The traffic IN human
hearts and souls must be carried on away from where
womans eye bend its pure glances upon H. In the
South the savedver stays down a, the barn and seudo
up for the gentleman Of the house; In trafickine
for Chloe James he does not wish to meet wifs Or
daughter. This very save.traier, whose ahamble was
broken up In Alexandra the ether day, had, to nv
knowledge, wife who subscribed year after year 70
The National Era Of Washington, and never ceased
the most ardent representations with her husband
against his inhuman occupation. D.
Eastswood, N. J. '"'' ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15

ably be mustered out Of the service about the %'o OF
tie month.
The detachment under command OF MAJOR haeno"i,
sn remain at Annapolis Junction, although 1enef"'
Banks promised TO relieve them some days ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15


system Of the South and were almost ready 70 fee
their State Ga g city OF destruction, when they were
rescued and treasured. Several were saved by the
theory Of Asassi, tina. men were not descendants Of
one pair, 30 triumphanily woven by Mott and Gliddon
into justification of negro Slavery the servitude by
interiors. Several had been rescued BY the New
Niger Gospel according to Thomas Carlyle" (Ett4
BrlteiJ Various pamphlets Scnptursl and ethnolos-
ical, had done the rest But also found, when came
to breach my own mind to some near acquaintance,
that there were a goodly number who never got
through their doubts Of Slavery but on the contrary,
had them grow until they became sovereign principles
There are good many strong brains In Richmond and
Slavery has net been for 30 many ages writing itSst
down an ass economically and morally, without the
statements being recognized by some, and in the gen.
sra upheava Of society which is soon TO como upon
that city the secrets of many hearts shall be made
;(est. and some Of them will be astonishing TO tho
slave-mob of Richmond.
In conclusion: There Is one element Of influence in
Virginia society which WILL in the final settlement Of
the account with Slavery, prove Of unsurpassed i'm
portsnce. the female influence, which has certain
sovereignty of its own TO DO felt lates in
every question. Ia Baltimore every elegant and high
bred baby one meets with favors the South and Slay
ery, and, in four cases ont Of Eve Secession 1t is
much the came in Washington This Is simply be-
cause these ladies know nothing whatever about Sav
cry; they rarely served by slaves they do not raise
their families in the immediate vicinity OF save gangs
and plantations. 1t is all theory-ali Southern airs
all chivslry" hospitality, noble Southrohs' &c.,
with them. But there things connected with Slav
cry in its practical relations which make 1t actually iu
possible that any pure aud earnest woman favor e.
give So my honest conviction after living nearly all
my life in constant contact with the institution that
there Ia not one Virginia woman in one hundred, who
does not in her heart detest the institution IL Ia the
serpent in her path a. wife, mother, sister.
present one occasion when lady OF that state
was informed that her son, who had gone North TO DO
educated, bad become Anti-Slavery. had rather
have heard that hs was dead than that be was advo-
eating Slavery" was her quiet reply. No nns airs
about ~ Sunny South can nsisU The true xYpaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.


4 Runaway Negro PusSRod inse s,se Gsrrl-
SON By Hounds i'm EHEsam ForI0, and
shot-Arrest OF the Parties by ihe Guard
-Thc Mayor and Psstn.asssr % AnBa7-
oils Waat ihe "Eipger.o
Shreveport daily news., 1861-08-24

telligent looking fellow, a member, of
a dayton company .sGen- .Seheock,
hell he exclaimed; eff he had been
with us, he would have discovered
four or five masked batteries between
here and Harrisburg Why, gent1e-
men, - he continued, :" you lave no
idea what Schenck can do in this
way. He found us one at Vienna
where we didn't expect it, and At
Bulls Run, d--n me, if he didn't
bring us right chock up to, three
First he found out one, then he hunt
ed up another, and then, by Cd, az
this was not enough, He kept pushing
US on till he stumbled on a third! 4
tell you, gentlemen, that there's no
man living can discover battery 50
soon as General Schenck. He can
find them just as sure as a snake can
find eggs. He's a brave man. and a
capital fellow in a social point Of
view; but he is no commando. Our
men had no confidence in him going
into the fight. He got us into an
ugly scrape there the first 90 by tell
ing us to push on, with batteries be-
fore and behind us, and we should
have been moved down by the hun
dreds, but that Col. McCoas shouted
to us to lie down until the guns had
stopped playing. Col. McCook saved
us from utter annihilation. He's our
man." a-s