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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
Statement Of Geo. Z. Hyde.


Whereas, some persons have tried to re-
port that Capt. Mckee deserted his com
pany and was in Washington Sunday
night after the battle at Manassas, / think
proper 10 state few facts, totally denying
and disproving such report.
lst. Capt Mckee commanded his men
with bravery, skill and fidelity; when few
Of his men seemed to faIter at an early
part of the conflict, his prompt and ener-
getic course brought them right and kept
them so.
81. When any one was wounded, the
Capt. detailed two to take him from the
field.
Sd. | was wounded early in the conflict,
but had an opportunity of learning from
others how things went.
4th. Our company was the last of the
iegimerf to leave the field and the Captain
was rith the company. They became
som whit divided n the retreat as a mat
ter Of coarse; in our rapid aud exhausting
march, with loss of sleep and lack Of food,
it IS not strange that some gave out by the
way and Others during the battle, but the
larger part Of the company remained to-
gether.
5th. In short, Capt. Mckee has the CON
fidence and affection of bis men and de-
serves the applause of the community and
shame on the man who whispers a syllable
against him. Gro. L. HYDE.
Lancaster, Aug. 8, 1861.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
Eg Hon. John F. Potter's committee q

IT, Hog. John f. Potter's committee Of
Investigation is doing heavy business in
causing the arrest Of men for treason who
supposed themselves free from suspicion
having held their tongues but only given
secret information 70 the enemy. Wash.
ington is full Of traitors, men and women
in active service for JEFF. Davis. many Of
them drawing pay for services in the feder-
al offices.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

Gs The Secretary Of war has directedth
the slaves, heretofore kept in confinement
by the Government 1T Alexandria, be lib-
Grated and employed at honest wages on
the entertainments ofthe army. In future,
AT slaves coming within the lines OF the
Federal troops, are to be SCI FREE and treat
sd IN the same humane manner. Tie -ex-
pellcnce at Bulls Run. where slaye-built
batteries repulsed the finest army ever or
ganizedi on tie American Continent, has
Taught It's own lesson.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

Ev Cen Wool's late letter 70 the Union
Defense Committee Of New York, explains
why he has been withheld from the public
service. The spirit Of that letter shows
him to be only conditional union man.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

igE James Shiel, democrat O. ua'
delphia, has been admitted 70 the r sgal !,
Congress, heretofore occupied by ip" M.
republican. a contest proved ollis -"
tied to the seat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

Rg The name Of Mr. J. b. VINO" i.
Consul to lalifax was not sent ae,
Senate, in consequence Of the Iel'l0"''
of Wisconsin Senators.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

gEThe New York Times, speaking y
cowardice at Bulls Run says; ~ = L,
among volunteers alone that such lnsD' u,
occur. The regulars themselves pFouao'
their full quota Of instances: and msg 49,. \
ucated at West Point were as pIoll'u.''
in cowardice as men from the worksnO.N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07
--latest from vashinot
WASHINGTON. A.

washington, AUG.
Ccmmandant Dablgren to dav 81 3 +
report to the Navy YARD on TIA Sg a
rifle, patent 1852, which vas testo oII, 2. =
week at the Navy Yard by order e y, 4.
Ordnance Bureau. The report stote. i u. !.
twenty shots were fred in less than II 'li''
utcs. Cartridges were fred arler h '..s
submerged in water for four boprs on 0I, W
rifle worked as well after firing 500 ' roao W
as at the commencement. 'U'
1t was examined in the shop and ,,..
ed in good order. The report being i p3.'
factory, a large number have been 6,i 1a'1
for the use Of the Navy. ''''
MIR. Simmons, by consent. m,lo.
! port from the Committee Of Cont, ~
the tax bill. The bill renorlsd H. NV y u
Committee Of Conference is essentiair 'I'
House tariff bill. The ten percorf air.l
oren IS stricken out. The duty / ,s.5
on spirits, wines, liquors and NIL T5'
income tax is placed at 8 per cent an IN
aries of-eyer $8eo. The duty on sp,,, !,
&c; coffee SIC; on tea l5c. Thedinei t,y
is $20,000,O00.
Mr.. johnson Of Tennessee, said bsvonu
vote for the bill, in order to carry op tba
war.
The report was then agreed to, ayes 81,
noes 8.
The conference commissioners of thetm
Houses have been in session nearly twenty.
four hours on the various tariff tax birsla.
fore them. They have finally agreeduro
a general bill, which will be reported 70
morrow morning. They take tie House
tariff bill changing the duty on liquors and
silks, the latter an increase Of 10 per cent
on the Morrill, bill. Brandy, an increase
of 20 per cent, other liquors 10 per cent.
and wine from 40 to SO per cent al polo.
rem. They adopt the House tax BILL
They adopt the Senate's income tax BID,
with reduction from five to three cents Oh
all incomes over $500. The committee
are OF the opinion that this bill will sas
isfactory to both.
The rebel loss at The battle Of "StOD
Bridge" as the Southern papes el
was more severe than rhe first dispatches
reported it. The number Of killed and
wounded confessed to is not much short
| 1900. The truth would make it nearer
/ 1000.
Among the Captains killed was John
Avis Of Winchester, Va, the ailor of0a
John Brown.
Washington, Aug2.
Official dispatches to Gen. PattesonEIl
show that the entire blame foI the lteaioI
our forces at Bulls Run, is due entirely
his neglect Of positive orders.
He was directed, first, 10 englgeandd'
feat Johnson second, if unable to engage
johnson, to get between him anG Mana'
sas and prevent a junction Of the torres
with Beauregard's; third, if unable toiu'
| fill either of these orders he was to harlaS
him in front and keep him before WIN,
chester; fourth, if he could do neither =
these things, then he was to make PIIna'a
to Washington and join Mcdowell as soon
as Johnson could join Beauregard =
1t will be seen that Gen. Patterson Nv
regarded each Of these orders and y" !
had be obeyed either he would have ~
yerted the disaster at Bulls Run auu~
once have entirely destroyed the r0OsI,@
or removed the seat Of war beyond Wv
confines of Virginia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

AE The Captain Of a vessel Is not cov-
eFned BIZ his mate, but married man cen
orally is.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-07

Some minds will always % ~
till you cut them to the quick.
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Great Fire--inOther Triumph.

Knoxville, Tenn, MaIch 3. 1899.
Msssrs. EVANS & WATSON, PhiId'da.
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RAYMONDiS FAMILY
S EWIN G M A c n | NE!
PATENTED MARCH 9, 1858.
I,RIcE el0EAcH

z7ESSRS. ZUPPlNGER & ROBBINS, of
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will put the Machine 10 operation and give
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HENRY ZUPPINGER.
DANIEL w. ROBBINS.
Ploomshnr1 JuIV II 1860
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caRgFuLLY REVISED BY MRS S. HALE.


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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
E ~ G Ia I2 % ~. Id
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

l-Sz -SA - @ -s& - -E--A ---%0
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
DECEMBER 5TH 1859.
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At $40 a. m., 10 20 a m, II noon,
(Fsei2ht and Passenger) and sos p. m.
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