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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW York, Feb. 5.-Cotton is dull Sales of 5000
bales at II cts Flour is heavy-sales of 120G0 bbls
prices to 10 cts. lower; State $51O520 Ohio S5559
$780, Southern So 55G5.7O Wheat is ct lower-sales
of CO. 600 bushels Chicago Spring S16 Milwaukee Club
81 25 red Western Sl30Gl32. Corn is depressed-sales
of 81 900 bushels at 676SK cts Lard is dull 9G9H
cts. Whskey is dull 1Sd1SK cts. Sugar is steady
New Orleans AZ as Coffee is seady-saes of 5000
bags Rio IL ais cts. Naval Stores dull. Freghts
are unchanged, Stocks better today under the
influence of news from Virginia.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 5The market for Flour is dull at
$525. Wheat is dull Sales of 1000 bushels at 81 25
2S for red and 81 35G14o for white. Corn has de
Coffee 12al3A cts Whiskey is dull at II 5d1S cts.
MOBILE, Feb. 4-Cotton-Saes to-day 5000 bales at
II cts sales Of the week 225oo bales Receipts 1850
port $50 $50 bales Exports, $500 bales. Stock 81 $50
bales. Freghts-Cotton to Liverpool 7sG1d., and to
Havre. 1AGD2 cts. Sterling exchange, 104% GJl05&.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 5-The market is generally un-
changed Sales of Flour at $40. Whskey firm at IA
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ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY COURT-JupaE BREwER'
ANNAPoLls, Feb. 5, lS6l.-Jas. Reyeil, Esq AT
torncy for the State, prosecuting u.s. 30
semi Ii, Edwards, indicted for an assault with in
tent to kin George II. Kyle, alleged to have been
Nd nolls in Baltimore. The evidence in this case
was mere rehearsal Of the testimony given in the
case of Edwards for the murder of A. b. Kyle
Not concluded VIM. Tell Claude, Esq, for the
defence,
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5oT SajE, freight 0E G3agtsr.


,sF94s WANTED.-Two VESSELS 120@l40
Tat ms eacheto load 4. Norfolk, for The West T1d-s
ARf 5@r to lg K sSiS,; ! S go;
-; FREIGHT FOR EHW ORLEANS.-The
$500 GG.F o.. 6o %!o) 55ls freight for Nw Orleans, can
tei-u I25 Smiths wharf
.es5s5z4s FOR FREIGHT OR GHAETER.-Tbe
ss1T2zS Al American ship DAVID STEWART, Prantiss
l4''S'Vi' 1'',' '0o barrels capacity Apply e.
GiO II corner Lombard street and Chcapsie
~ FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
t<-t, 5 toaS bnTthen slows l5J bills AID sails fist
4lo,tf ,,.., F. V. BHU&a < SONS.
,ls55z FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHATTER
t1 he ~ schooner EXCHANGE Of lQ5 tins bu,hen
NIT No GO Pratt, Street t. It f Baitinoira
,zss4s WANTED FOR 4 PORT IN EUROPE
An Al SHIP Of about 1900 to 5000 barrels caaaci
once g J6iiN HENb IiEaRsUlN ( tt,P5 '5 al
o5t-G corner Fra:tand Commerce streets.
.45Vs5 FOR SALE, FREIGHT, OR CHARTER.
r ltf ciippGr coppe.ed and copperfasened scr
II, - q >; NLI4h' Apply to S +. NUNNOCE,
o"5-i III Smiths wharf
,s,5zz; VESSELS WANTED FOR
s4 r. ...s...., - AyANA
to and Pom IzlEa and 5fasar-as. '~-7- ''''''
..e., &oRsEIl. q Randall,
Lit WANTED 70 CHARTER.-A VESSEI
ply to Io3l-tfl + ". Bruno K SONS
reF5ss& WANTED.-A vessel of 900 tons TO load
= .aT iond9n Also vessel Of 2OG51o tens for South
.,., 10RREtL& RANDALL,
s1-tt IS Exchange Place.
~ FOR LIVERPOOL.
.s:zZ5 ne2yy hesht wanted Eoran 4 shi. 'os liver
pool at moderate rates A5P 3Hyy T. HENDERSON co.
IL asIs 81 Nor5er Comnerce and Pratt street,.
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Steamboats,.
ssHsFS-fis,,re
NOTICE


steamboats,.
n ssss5s; u5 E2F T4s if$G575E%Exr nIrsa
}9te t. the Patuxsnt River WI resume Il.
.os.NlNtf, February 9Th 1861 AT t, =" IN Is iia4
9GGsday until further notice @ cgst f
Sr $ I'p VII sv tBBe eheS5 Hgey
ng az % clock Tor Baltimore calling at all te y
CO... rs Oh Wy eVef also at tar Haven and Plum Po;ni
f-tf N. /. wEENs, Master.
- WINTER ADVANCEMENT al IRA
O., and alt IT T}IEsrA EiETEEERisG Tine
'iGA EAR viii run as follows: - I '-'"'s'
o. ST. MCHAELs and EIsToN via MI F 3 R $IfHeS
AN ;a &f GsF ry fEEK sS5 s @ hour
9 =. on Iursiay By ne rq4e Ey1ry Saturday
RI l 2 P6f pF AN AGT "a BF6E pEIv ST RyER CA
ny tht zane route, leave Eascn Point 1t G'cock
alar bisht SIraes' foot Of Camden. -
le,,...sli d., ,, EALTIMORE AND SUSQUsIh
81. e !22'44l,54 Ma STEAM COMPANY.
POST, IAyEE GH GRACE aSd fiRH y(rNR ggiH1f
cSer ca af " t;ifiSdH1 T53' Galt f'tls leaye
y s,,@il,htI' ,nh!A HS3&Y art FRIDAY EVENING #
gt'Esot + AZ SIiUEbN.y,[ IT q c'c az,
The sSeSmba?t u Es~eR Z; ,., % ei1a| p
ieyIs S5'9e gace EEERY TgA;DAY, ritRS6AY ana
r9r pE20siT Eyh2V 'GoNBEY. yrF;[ f3I} ;sa sr
fAi ;a EEENlNa, a. o'clock and ijATRE 6E emo
Passage 5erlts Included, 8, cents
freight received daily until o'cloeb carried 3: l.-
lie atgt At gy Grace F f%iI5 T,5l 'i 'G9geG
s9iss ,T roiat % tls s3a,
EHilsfeiDhis ar aiearp1~ ''7'i'7 ''N7'1 -'i ''---
1as ssan,5oat lf1Ta," Capt Fred To,aIinson, s.
JoS. J5S. TAYLOR, Agent, Baltimore.
o3ti J. ToNE, Agent, Port 6ePosit
IL FOR TIE SOUTH
s- ZIP PiiR ,33 ,TRFGG @ YORK, PHIL3D&L
,.,,.,.- ia. "a y '.Lli LIN g. the
ION ACSGsTs Fic4 HI - r, CiiARES
OLA Il 'LA'f! f3y 6ag3i4fFG@42RY, AM
WINTEK ARRAEGFG.F,.r
BAG LINE, / sEAB6NRb 6SssysI,l};;iE2Rsftpn,n
The Schedule being 50 arrgngri iat the r.a1r ia e!i.
tn ao SIGHT Tz4yEG tbe Railroad from y"
THR6TrsH y 1! Fl Ifftt,y-iFSll..:, NJ T.
IN f#" York to & zgck end Foftz1aontf Va, ~
Wilmington y G. - ~
$ %555555s5ss
Go5iis emery = q =.
New Glasns, 81 u.
"AiIa@'a TO Norfolk and Portsmouth Va, 90
;:fi;t22, T. C., . u 80
Charleston, q
Atlanta, TX
MSBie. X 90 o.,
.,,,t-. New. Orleans. Il 60 60
:, Neido0 : %
ch aricstEon, 4 4 8; 5a
S 5s:iaP', 2l55
g Columbia, &c, q %
.. atlanta, e e o. o.
and tejr bassase conveyed ne. o, 80 9
B Sser 5 am SolaY 4S S2P'f 6 S ss 9s6s
d NY no a; sHq resume heir trip by daylight.
aaa P9iiaGsPha BY s Line Viii have der fsgss Se
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- On and after il nary 80 Trains leaTe
- . GALF EEr STATION Is FOLLOWS:
the Nail Train daily teZg.gt Sundays, ~ 81 i .I
i9t I md Eniaio, Niagara Falls, Kingston Scranton
gnanpt9n Syracuse, Oswego, Toronto, Quebec ana
s,Feg aid az paris Of esterp New York and Canada
$50, Tor PtsbCrG, Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati 81
' ~ and al parts Of the West and Northwest
For nttSouFR Gettysburg, Lancaster Lebanon B-tle
sLi Ai.entoTn EaSton Recalling, POttSva, CARLISLE AMI
Cha;a heTSiIrg, Pa. and FagcrS1vn. Nd.
fof Green Springs, OWNS Mills Reisterstown am West.
minister. ' " '1'
Fer New York city, with only change Of cars and al
ryesrT can 20 by tins Iain 70 Detroit a9d Chicago, via
Niagara ras, attte same cost ny other route
. J Irk scc0mGodaton lGain da Except SUNDAY ff
40 r u. for Ork and points On the Western NalIap.
IRe Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily at p ~ Tor
travellers from Vast ilgtcn and the South b. the do
over TINS road. "@
- For TICKETS and a@rm.uNr, apply NJ the TICKET
Nraualil stress, Baltimore.
,,,rr,, ,,,,,,,.,- JAS c. CLARKE, 3u.-nnteraant
ILLILN 4. NLtl., u As : ---
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CITY CIRCUIT tOtkf-JUDGE hEEBS
H. and l.. Strauss u.s. }. Philip Roman and j.
Dixon Roman. Injunction to restrain defendants
from using a railroad switch at Locust Point
Before reported. Concluded and under curio.
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ggs siIi,5!9s T. " %$ gdaa 4
Fer Augusta, Charleston and the sath ia the Na,cirs
ter Railroad, now finished.
- The train from Weldon in the al,eye schedule ,es g.
Wilmington aud Raleigh.
PASSENGERS for RichmoRd and Peters5ur4, or any or
carly neXt morning after leaving Baltimore
- Passengers for EdeGton, Plymouth New barn a srl
2gton, Weldon, GodsbCrO Beaufort, Warsaw Raas, arG
"imlgton n. C., will and most plyGgaut dire. an
agreeable route. II f4JI% ~
Baltimore, November Tp2- pra..,--,
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A. H0Ek g. GO.
PRACTICAL
LITE o c p a > II z r 8 ,

ENGRAyERs AND COLOR PRINTERS
NOS, IS ASD75 s C0ND STREET,
BALTIMORE,
Execute Check Note 6nd Draft Books, Cards. Certificate
Diplomas Show Cards for Manufacturers, Views Arohite
tursl nrasncs Maps Plans. Music Titles, Book Plates E.
velopes and Labels. IS sell
COMM GRCiAL WORE
OF every description The facilities Of our
for the perfect execution of every description Of hogaphic
work. ample The earliest advantage taken OF
all modern Improvements, and personal attention IS
given to branch of art enabling to compete
successfully in excellence OF work. well moderation in
prices, with kindred establishment in the country
1T-aotf
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
cpr,,NAL COURT-JUDGE BOND

Archibald Stirling, Esq. States Attorney, pros
ecut.ns ord George Hankle found to be q lunatic
Sn6 nouper, and directed to be confined in hos
an; ta 1T the expense of the city.-Joseph Benne-
ffeIt, charged with selling liquor Sunday, gave
bail in the sum of $500. Adjourned until this
morning at 10 o'clock.
SUPERIOR COURT-JUDGE MARTIN.
DohbIn 49, Cushing. Adreon aud Thomas. Re-
ferred. -Noland rs. Gibbons & Kelly. Before
reported Not concluded -Assgnment to-day
544 to co.,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARsuALL
MARY E. F. Dashiell rs. William Green. An
appeal from Duncan. Judgment reversed
Isaac Rolls rs. Daniel White. Appeal from same.
Judgment for appellee for S5.-Maurice Hanra-
han Is. r. Lehr and Robert Chambers. Appeal
from Showacre. Judgment affirmed.
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SlsYfhanlfsf.

A DAMANTINE CANDLES.-5O0 boxes Shil
a ie;o'j Star" brand for sale by HENRY RIEMAN Il
s---.S. ja2ltf
4 LOT OF RAILROAD TIES GIG and Gx7,
"A all bite and Rock Oak, for sale in lcts 10 suit hv
NJ = GSS cor East Fails and Eastern avenues jazz
4 LM0NDS.-Bordeaux, Marseilles, Princess z.
a =. Sicily, &c, for sale by EDWARD L. PALMER &
CO. Is D WHY'S wharf ialS If
A sElGNErTE high favored Rochelle Brandy
IA in quarters and ighths-pae aud darker for sale
rom y Bonded Warehousa, by LAUR NCE Thomson
3 co, g Exchange Place. diff
a PPLES, BUTTER AND CHEESE.
- SOD barrels prime Winter APPLES.
20 Eiriiins superior Goshen BUTTER
- Lubs - do. DO.
100 Kegs Glades BUTTER, part prime
100 Boxes superior cutting CHEESE
s
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FENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscr-
4 Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, letters of administration the estate Of WILLIAM
o. EICHELBERGER, late of said city deceased All per
having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof
the subscriber before the 3ls day Of july 1861 they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit said
estate All persons indebted to said estate requested
make immediate pawn Mt. Given I'M Ter my hand this Goth
day of January, 1861
WM. A. STEWART, Administrator,
Iou-lu Eap taSf,a.t
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Feb. 4-The of.
rings of Beef Cattle larger this week than for
time past reaching 500 head at Phillips Yards,
and prices rather lower ranging at from 81 to soy,
the latter for extra quality the bulk of the sales
S7@Gss the 100 lbs. net. About $50 Cows offered
sold from $50 to $40 each according to condition,
which decline OF Hogs the receipts and sales reach
1000 head including 1858 at the Avenue yard at
from SIX to SS& the 100 lbs net The market bet.
ter The offerings of Sheep reach about 4500 all Of
which disposed of at rom ~ to 5& cts per lb.
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TENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
L Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balmo
city, letters Of administration the of GEORGE
McANE late of said city, deceased. Al persons having
claims against the said deceased hereby
hibt the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
before the Goth day of July they otherwise,
by law, BE- excluded from all benefit OF SAID All
indebted to said re requested to make mmedi
ate payment Given und my hand this nth day Janu-
airy, 1861. SERENA MCLANE,
Administrators.
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INDIVIDUAL EETERPRjSE HIVE
"a ana latter tuesday,, January ooh 1851 The Sf,,.-
PiG> EtR will run as follows: ~ '-'' 'l5 S'tahlc.
lcaye Baumcre very I'll ESDAY MORNING at : o'cI,cy
10 r9,,, J.. N CHAELS and EASTON via MILES, RJVEP
hffS FftuTn same DAY Every Wednesday same bniir
ior \ M FuLlS; EST RIVER and GAMBkIIGE re.
tInS on hGfSiHy by The route. Every Saturday
81 ne same hour for ANNAPOLIS, ST RIVER, CAT
PIX iF., OAFOhD and EASTON POINT, return on Mon.
atT by The same route leave Easton Point at Gcock
y lar, Light Stree foot Of Camden.
ja2G-f CANEa.-
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EsQaI AOtitks.

TE7lIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, letters of administration the estate of SIMON
GUMP, late of said ely, deceased All persons having
claims against said ceased hereby warned exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber,
or before the 20 day of july 1861 they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit of said All
persons indebted said estate requested to make
diae payment. Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
January 1861. MARY GUMP,
| jalgl twiw+ Administrator,
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
Il CITY, IN EQUITY.-PETER A. WATTS, Trustee, u.s.
JAMES Observation-Disclosures by this Court, this LIST
day of February, 1861 that the trustee give notice the
creditors Of James Fitzgerald to file their claims properly
timore city, before the third day of April by
causing copy of this order to be published in daily
in the city of Baltimore week for three
successive weeks. X. n MARTIN.
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E,.sI5S@9 OLD DOMINION 8TEANBo

sa-----7-z'.5t57ss COMPANY
r> ZOE fHETnIIkh;hIGhSBURG; YIkGlEIA, AND LAND.
ne steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n. Fairbank, leave,
5ac, i5Ia her berth, at Neehams pier. Light street
wharf ~ 1RG FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at / o'clock. ana
Ef t1H rs Ieayes fredericksburg EVERY TT ESpA
s"N! u at O'Clock, Immediately after the arrival O..
the tram Of cars from EcmoHt and WASHINGTON Sovriup
al an ING regular Landings the Rappahaaacck Tver
EnE ard returning &c land anti receive freight pa
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IL FOR BREMEN.--The Al Oldenburc
-5&1 b.rk J: AHLERS, J. II. Schwciche master. will
have quick dispatch for the above port FOR ne iii or
passage apply to the Captain beard, to
100. KATE &. LEUPOLp,
Coz
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

A letter from Grant County man in
Captain Won Deutsch's company, at Camp
Garibaldi, Carondelet, St. Louis count, J.
Missouri, gives rather discouraging view
Of things in camp. He says the promised
clothing and arms have not been supplied;
that the officers treat the men shaobily;
says their views of patriotism are consid-
erably modified; officers treat men as mere
moving things, to be cursed and abused.
called names, rascas, dc. 1t
amounts to nothing to report such official
misconduct at headquarters. Gaarter-
masters have rich time; returns are de-
ficient; coffee too much like dirty water; suit
lers charge thirty-fye cents for twenty-four
cents worth of postage stamps. and SO on
in proportion. The officers of the regi-
ment are Germans; they are experienced,
able to lead, aud would do well, but for the
swiadlers and spectators that are appoint
ed to act with him. The regiment is in a
peasant place on the bank Of the Mlssls-
sippi, 6 miles from ST. Louis. The regi-
lnent is known as the 4th Benton lIussars,
and the camp as Garibaldi. They drill
twice day on horses, and get but little
time for recreation; have been promised
their uniforms one hundred times, and ex-
pect one thousand more promises. They
lie to the soldiers so much that nothing is
believed. Weather cold. Some who
went from Grant left their clothes at home.
and are suffering from cold. We copy as
follows -
"rhe only object of interest to us is the
gun boats, which are being built right OPP
posite our camp. Two have been launch
ed, and the other two will be ready in a
few days. The John Rogers was launched
first, and the j. @. Fremont, which is a
fine boat, carrying twenty guns. They
are to be plated with iron tive and a hat
inches in thickness, and from their build !
should think them nearly strong enough
without iron. / am sure they will do good
service. / understand there are $50 men
at work on them. They sit very low in
the water, and resemble wood scow with
a deck on, only slanting towards the cen
ter from the sides and ends.
| am writing this under rather unfayor-
able circumstances. My fingers are real
cold, ;lnd | am lying on the grass outside
of my Int in the sun, in order to keep
warm. The papers you sent, six IN num-
Der, were received yesterday, and you
would have laughed to have seen the boys
RIM when thev found out that | had the
Herald All are anxious to read Them, and
hope you will seld them regularly. All
are well, and the dieiing we have under
gone keeps US from overlooking our stom-
achs, and if they would only put little
more water in our coffee We would be un-
der the water cute regimen.
/ must close as it is nearly noon, and |
must pitch in if | would get any dinner.
The boys send their best respects to all
their friends. Respectfully,
AGRICoLA.
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Mrllville Represented.-No. 3.

CAMP RANDALL, Nov. l, 1861.
FRrESD CovER:--l wish to inform my
friends who may make inquiries where my
SELF and others can be found. !, ike ma
nv Of my neighbors, have left the peace
FIJI pursuits of life and joined the army. !
have left home and family to do what |
can to sustain our government and put
down rebellion.
AS patriotic Old Grant has done 50 ne
bly. she should have credit for every man
that leaves her borders for the army. The
following is i list Of the boys who came
with me to camp and enlisted. They wish
to be credited to Millyille-not particularly
the Pocket, but to the town Of MllIville'
David P. Washburn. Orissn Washburn'
-. H. Mumford, s. B. Rice, ]. NJ. Church
]. IT. DeIap. w. A. Delay. ]. K. Lum, Y.
". Bishop, R. G. Crubaugh, G. A. Alex
ander
have but little more to write at pres
ent, but If the fortunes Of war permit
will try and keep you posted on our move,
ments. Letters to US should be directed
IN care Of Capt. Chyrstie, Go. f., It'll
REGIMENT, Wis. Vol, Camp Randall
Madison, Wis. Yours for freedom,
G. ". GRndEsEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13
jamestown, Nov. /, 1861.

GE- Last night two men, named respec-
lively A. Lowe and M. Finn, were placed
under arrest in this city, by the United
States Marshal. These parties arrived
here on Wednesday last, and stopped at
the Spencer House. registering as follows:
.Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, England" "Mr.
Finn, Belfast, Ireland They came to-
gethsr. The next day Finn left for Cleve-
land, and returned " Saturday night. He
went to Cleveland, Ohio, in order to So
cure the baggage belonging 10 the part,
which had been detained. 1t was opened
there, and between roo aud 500 letters,
directed to parties in the South, chiefly
New Orleans, were found. Among them
were letters for all the heavy bankers in
that city. Upon being arrested here, the
men claimed to be British subjects, doing
business in the South, equiyocating good
deal, however, as to the length Of time
they had spent in the South. We are in
formed the parties will be taken to Fort
Warren this morning Cagcinaots Com
naercial.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

Seventh Regiment Wis. VOL, I

Camp Arlington, Va.
FRIEND CovER:-As have received
several letters from Grant County stating
that the volunteers Of the 7th Wisconsin
Regiment were in melancholy condition:
and also that some of the commissioned
officers had been ANONYMOUSLY discharged
from the service. I unqus 'ifedly say that
they are falsehoods; and | would say to
those creduIous and fluctuating individuals,
who are generally scented with secession,
that If they We're here and had the quality
and quantity Of clothing to wear that we
have, and the fare that we receive, /
think they would be willing to stay with us
few days. that is, if there was no pros
pect OF fight. For the information of
these sympathizers | will give our "bill of
fare: Light bread crackers. pork, fresh
beef, beans, peas, rice, molasses, coffee
twice per day, and composition of press
ed vegetables, which, boiled with piece
of fresh beet. is not bad to take. Now in
regard to our clothing: AT present we are
wearing the gray uniforms furnished by
the State, consisting OF one coat, one pair
of pants, two wooden shirts, two pairs of
WOODEN socks, one pair Of shoes, and
cloth cap. Beside this we are to receive
from the government a full uniform lin
fact We have received a part of il already.
The coats only are back.
| would say to the people Of Grant
county, do not believe such reports as /
have mentioned. As general thing we
fare as well if not better than we did in
Grant county. Yours Truly, P.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-11-13

Gen. Lane entered Pleasant Hill, No,
the other day, and after planting The Uni
ted States flag, called the citizens together
and made them speech, in which he odd
them that that flag has been your prot.c-
ton and shall be still. So long as it le-
mains here you are safe. but il it is cut
down, by the Eternal | viii return AID
burn yonr town.
lie then Withdrew with his men, and az
though the inhabitants are all secessionists,
and this atfair occurred two weeks ago, that
flag Is still waving over the town.