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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-25

I
FRIEND CoyER:-The last two weeks !
have spent at Madison; as a representative
10 the Grand Lodge Of /. o. Of G. I. il
visiting Camp Randall and as i member Of
the West Wisconsin Coufe,euc Of tho NJ.
~. Church
Tie Grand lodge was well represented
from all parts Of the State and they
brought q good report Of success in the
Temperance cause.
/ spent all the time / could at the Camp
land found the boys we'll pleased with then
new mode Of life, especially ON Monday last
when Capt. Calls brought two well filed
sacks Of gold and silver and gave each
their due.
Our Conference commenced on the lth
inst, and closed on the 10th. -Four ofour
preachers are OF for the war, and all feel
deeply interested in its success. Below
are the appointments; Z. 4. Woop
w. Wilcox, p. f., Platteyille District
e. Buck, Platteyille; J. Bean, Washbarni
w. Harvey, Montfort; @. Cook, Boscobel,
II. L. Pryor, Fennimore; NJ. Dinsdale,
Lancaster; r. r. Wood, Patch Grove; T.
Bintlitf, Beetown; , Potosl; j,
lHeightshoe. jamestown; J. G. AspnwaII,
Hazel Green; w. Summersides, Proyi-
idcnce; j. Lawson, p b., Mineral Point
District; j. Isnibbs, Mineral Point;
p. S. Mather Dodgeylle w
Owens, Welsh Circuit; u. Tasker Linden
is. p. Walron, Darlington; j. >. Williams,
Fayette; S. Dodge, Argyle; J. 0dgers,
State Line; j. Sims, Shullsburgh; Thos,
Lawson, Elk Grove; J. Murrsh, Mazo
Mania; WIN. Cook, Avocai Highland,
Nor. Mission to lie supplied.
Methodist Ministers will please
give us notice oftheir changes Of p. Q. adj
dress. The Heraldis furnished gratis 70
all clergymen within the county, bat they
must give us notice where to send papers
We hope they will send US all their ceftiii-
Gates Of marriage, death notices, quarterly,
ministerial and camp meetings, &c.-ED.
HERALD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-25
PHYSICIANS.

T II. HYDE, M. D.,
u (Late Of Potsdam, N. y
Having permanently located in Lancaster offers hisPro
essunal Services as
Physician and Surgeon.
s a tbe Mace formerly occupied by Or. J. ID. Wood
Isa.astsr Wis Jam 1st, 1856. 29-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-25
Fiom The slassisbarg tpe uelon, sept. II.
The Romance OF the Camp


On Monday afternoon two gentlemen
soid-lookmg farmeis--arriyed in Camp
Curtin, in this State. sought an interview
with the officer Of tie day, and Informed
him that they were in search Of Girl
who had straysd away. The cfhcer
thought military camp a queer place TO
hunt for stray girls, especially as il reflected
on the virtue and dignity Of the men at
arms, nevertheless the gentlemen were at
liberty to make a search. As the old song
says, "they hunted her high, and they
hunted her low" but they did Rot hunt
her "when year passed away" for To-! ia
less than an hour She was found on guard,
doing duty as a sentinel, III lie uniform Of
Captain Kuhn's company Of Summer
Rifles, Of Carlisle. We 10 not know what
name She enlisted under to protect the
honor Of her c9uatrys Gao, but her real
name is Sophia Crydor, and her residence
only about mile from this city. She had
been in Captain Kuhn's Company week,
Is a plump lass Of only sixteen years of
age, and had SO completely unsexed her
self that she could safely bid defiance to
any one not acquainted with her 10 detect
her. How she shirked an examination,
which is said to be made with great strict
ness by the medical men Of Camp Curtin,
we are not informed.
She is represented as a girl Of unblem-
ished reputation, aud did not, as generally
happens in such eases, enlist to be near tho
Object IF her affections, but merely in
wild spirit of adventure. 1t does not
speak well fer the modesty Of Miss So.
phia, however, to say that she was in the
habit Of accompanying the men on their
excursions to the river to battle; but she
may haze done this to ward off suspicion,
especially as she took precious good care
to keep out Of the water herself This is
the first case Of the kind that has been
brought to light, butwe are informed that
the most reckless dare devil attached to the
Seventh regiment Of the three months
volunteers, wis woman--the mother Of
four children. Miss Cryder was taken
home, where she can reflect over what she
did see, as well MS what she did not SEQ,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-25

q. Il. Good TenpIarS-A Visit
to Camp Ieandall-A1. H. Com
terence = Ministerial Appoint
lnents-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-25
DIR. LUDWIG.

I'm. LUZ W H.
Il the reques Of many friends theundersigned has
keu up hisesidenco in this village, where ne g peeis
Ia continue the practice OF his profession. He hats
aimsef that prompt attention 70 lis patients and an
experience ody years win enable him to give salts
SOnto all Who may call on him for advice or assist
anee
J ". C. LUDWIG, Med. Doctor.
Lancaster Nov. l, 1860. N-mo~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-25
MILLS Il MCKEE,
ATToRNEYs AT LAW,

MILLS & MCKEE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.
,fee (up stairs az Meyers Building, Madison
Street, opposite Court House
Vnlpracce in the Circuit Courts and in the Supreme
Court ofthis State. IL
Wewill pay taxes on lands OF non-resfents and give
rular attention To any business relating TO real es-
t,ts which may be entrusted to our care.
farCoTections promptlyati snGed toand remlttances
made on same Immediately on collection.
JOSEPH 7. MILLS, DAVID Mehhk.
Lancaster Oct 18th, 1859. lS-if
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-25

CoxnscArIoN or MoSEY.-Under the
,ol;aeatinn act tue officers Of the Govern
,a.,,.t hays seized Considerable amount Of
money II the Boston banks, berg all the
halapees due at the South. Thirty thous
md dollars have also been seized in Wal.
.trcet, New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-25
BUSHNELL & ROBERTSON.

= Ar. BUSHNELL, ruos. II. ROBERTSON,
Attorneys 81 Counselors at Law,
md Collecting Agents Office in Chapman 4 Kirk
,atricks Building, PLATTEvLLE, Grant Co., Wis.
n B-As the above co-partnerslip is confined to
s business atone will attend faithfully TO all Grim
hal suits that may be intrusted to me.
xtt-4l-tf TH0S. II. ROBERTSON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-25

Is a Peace Proba b1e-Ietter from
Colonel B'orney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-25

gg~It il said that the Government has
ordssed 5000 weIl-armed troops nom
Fpmoni's department to Washington,
w;dl some Niew Of desfhGing Philadelphia.
5l Ii seems to BE confirmed lhat John
A. Washington. the fornlcyowuer q Mount
Vernon. was shot 81 our pickets while spy
inc around enc Of our camps.
Tie Bid AK County Fair was post
poned til the sth end OH Of October on
account Of the raia which fsll about IA
fcgsAr time.
IA About the LIT o. October
Post Office Department. Will aubstituAa
ruled envelopes Cor unruled, withog
tiongl charge to the publics
, 1861-08-19

". F. DOLE, Esq, late OF Edgar county,
now Commissioner Of Indian 4 fairs, was
in this city yesterday, en- soutc to Kansas,
where he proposes to look personally into
the political condition of the Indian tribes
west OF Arkansas. Some Of these, deluaed
by the lies and premises OF the agents OF
the rebels, are in arms against the Govern
mtnt. il few hundreds Of them were in
the late battle near Springfield, where
they displayed, at The expense Of our vol
unteeIs, a degree Of savagery that almost
equAusd that Of the Arkansas and Anssis-
sirpi t1oozs. The Government does 10:
propose 10 pay any ann1lities to such, and
the Commissioner viii make strict per-
sonal inquiry i,ito the loyalty Of the chiefs
and warriors before a dollar Of money is
allowed to go forward. His visit is timely
and necessary; and we have no doubt he
will wisely discharge his duties in the
J3YEraT.eS
, 1861-08-19

Il appears that McCulloch's army, in
stead Of pursuing Gen. Sigel, has marched
northwa1d, with the obvious intention Of
striking at jefferson City. Our dispatch,
at latest accounts, places the rebel force at
Bolivar, Polk county, about twenty miles
north Of Springfield
Gen- Sige1 is eneamped with his ccnn-
maud seren miles from Rolla, where it is
supposed he will remain for the present
From HonEen, it is reported that Gen.
Prcntiss, late Of Giro, had arrived to take
command Of q column rapidly getting it.
self ready to march u:on the rebel armies
Of Hardee aud JEFF. Thompson, who are
some distance to the Southward. Hurdee
is located still at Greenvillc, 40 miles
South, hy oar special correspondent at
Ionton.
There IS nothing later from Cairo con-
ce,ning Ger. Pillows movements
Gen Hurlburt has work to do ye. in re-
storing quiet along the line Of the Hanni~
hal and st. Joseph railroad A train vita
400 t-oops OF hoard was fired into hy q
gang Of rebels near Palmyra, Saturday,
and one man killed, others biting wounded,
The uaiscre&aEs got off as usual; but the
town and County will be taxed now with
the support Of Il strong garrison until the
pecI!e have learned to protect the peace
themselves. We hope our troops will not
strive to make '' pleasant acQuaintances,' .
, 1861-08-19

We appeal to the country to Gil up the
new regiments OF the regular army with
out delay, even ii a volunteer regimen:
here AID there has 10 be enipped in the bud
Tor tho purpose, The great and prcssin
want Of the nation is ior 9bicsra. Our very
best military men are Withdrawn from the
service TO act as recruiting officers to regl-
meuts w1ich will not, at the pTesen. rate
OF progress, 1,e filed before the close OF
the mar We have an example at our own
docre- Major Slemmer, one Of the most
efficient commanders in the service, is
picking up about two soldiers per diem,
while lawyers and tailors are sent into the
field as Bfigadiers aud Colonels. The
whole thing is pr,ligious blundcr, ami
as the Secretary Of War will not correct it,
tho only way for the people to correct it.
is 10 fill up the regimcnts as speedily a:
possible
The tenn Of service in the new regiments
OF he regular army is exactly the same
Us that Of the volunteers. They have tht
same pay, and two dollars more bounty
II the war is closed in less than three
wears, tho President is required by act 0
Congress, 10 discharge them. Eytry5od.
knons that they vii be better tt1icercd
ard tllert a,T3 better cared for, than TIL
volunteers. Ls: them he filled up and pu
it mctip.
, 1861-08-19

LOUISVILLE. Aug. Ill is denied along the
Nashville 1as1rcad that the Confederate au-
!horities take money passing northward, bnt
it ia known that they take all the gold in tran
stu. in fome csaes giving the owners cuEren-
ey therefor, which is at q discount Of st least
eight per cgnt. A dispatch from the Nash
vile Union to the Louisville Courier says that
Prest. Dayfs has Issued proclamation crder-
ing al tie residents CT the Confederate States
who co Eot recognize the Ccnfederaey to de-
part within forty. daye, under pain Of being
condemned as alien enemies.
The same dispatch ccrrects yesterdays,
saying battle took place at LovettsyilIe, Va :,
instead Of Ii esburg, wherein two hundred and
fifty Federal and ffsg Cantederates we're
killed, and 1850 Federals made prisoners, the
latter not being able to re.crces the river, the
river meanwhile having swollen.
The Richmond K1ona;ner savs oflicie1seurces
indicate thst there we're two hundred aud ten
Thousand Confederates in the field at the time
Of the passage Of the bill authorizing 400, 900
volunteers.
The Richmond Dispatch is advocating Nor
folk ss the great Atlantic port Of America.
The Confederate Congress resolved to ad-
journ On the 10Th, to meet in November next,
, 1861-08-19

liberty ifse1f, 1cr our unden-foE the States to
te one a-d undivided, now and forever to
eEtahitEh, 70" a:c s.Tays, thst thsre Is rowa-
1n Government Ct the people, founeed up3a
me equa f7gnts OF aai aId "a upon ne f.gnts OF
maJofisy; 10 defend itsen azalnEs al tla!sera q
nome ano enemlee fbsnaa. COST 9na! y NAY,
.neI-an e[t-<. emmy excheanef: Tntnea .ca craaI,
eottes u ,s 4 an4 Ell ~ ao5 y. na9
hts+o.n -, a. aas ssss ~ ~ aIsi,
H. u n, ~ asa,3 ~, ~ snaatansan.
rn1;sio W tis set rsa1,1a ~ eatst1ss1 1sa
y, ti9 ~ he ~ 30 aaetiad
thet 49, mntsa -. etrn,.e. ca,so,,
td1t use .saYe HuseiasnsHs Sas w. osaons eho
70 s4etS4a lthei!, aoo thsI nlaa Is capaoas CT
, 1861-08-19

RoLIA, Mo-, Aug. H.-The st. Louis Re
t,asbsicaa's cosre spoEdent furnishes the foa.ox-
ing it:ms:
The forces engaged in the battle of Wilson's
Greek (Springfe1d) reached their camping
grounds at point eight miles eouthwss:: Of
here to-day, where there is abundance Of Wa
ter and other facilities for camp life Major
Eturpis assumed command Of the army at q
point thirty mills from Springfield, and has
since conducted the retreat
The Fist Iowa reg iment reached here 10
day, and will procsed to st. Louis and be dis
charged, their term Of enlistment having ex-
PRED. The loss OF this regim sus Was Is killed,
1S4 wounded, (56 seriously and mortality,
snd 5 missing.
Lient. Cot. Merritt, ommanding The First
Iowa regiment, reports officially that tas ene-
my blcnghr into the field 14,00 well armed
oId disciplined troops, AID 15,000 irregular
tfooPe, willie Cur own force WAS olly abou.
5000 III the 4ariy part Of the engagement, and
considerably less ihsn 1900 for lie concluding
four hours Of it.
CAPT Emmett Mcdonald, Of the ha5ras
corpus notorie.y, arrived at Major Sturgis's
eanp this morning with flag Of truce, ossen-
slhiy 10 nsgotiaSe an exchange of prisoners
erd procure medical stores for the wounded
en- beth Bidts, but it is strosgly suspected
thst he is really acting as SPY. What aetion
A1ajcr Sturgis viii take il the matter Is not
kIGTD.
, 1861-08-19

Position Of Our F0rceH -DIcCQ1loeh
Moving Towards Jefferson C14Y-
Col MITCHELL OF Kansas, Dead.
..s!'seial Dispatch 10 the Chicago TIibune.1

Especial Dis patch 10 the ChicaGo T1ibune.1
Ro1LA, No., via FRANKLIN, Aug. Il, 1861.
Gtn. Sjgsi's force is camped Oh Little Piney,
seven Dilas south Of this place, Major sturgis
IN ccmr1azd. Slgsl holds the rear and Sur
si5 the Gzont. They Elu remain t1ere for the
preEeEt.
The Fir5t Iowa, Gel. Bates, which nobly
took hand in the battle, Notwithstanding its
three months term was up, reached Rolla at
midnight, and Leave this morning for st.
Louis.
Col sa!onon's, the Missouri Fifth, comes
thrcueh':o day.
Gen Sweeney ard Lieut.. Gel. Andrews, the
latte. in command Of Frank B!ai1's regiment
IN the late action, are both IN Rol.s, slightly
NcuIded.
Gel. Robert B. Mitchell, Of the Second Kan
sas regiment, who was left wounded in Spring
field, Las died.
TIE rebel forces under McCullocb, were, at
last accounts, passed forty miles north Of
Springfield, On their way to Bolivar, which is
also the road to jefferson City.
Lieut.. Col. McDoald, Of McCulloch's forces
has :ecme to our camp with h.g Of truce.
He seeks for al exchange Of prisoners, sup
tlieE for tie wounded, etc.
, 1861-08-19
Sundays dispatches.


Especial Dlspatcht to the Chicago Ttibune.l
WASHINGTON, Sunday, Aug Is 10 2. N.
REBEL PREPARATIONS FOR ATTACK.
Tie belief that 1l.e rebels design 81 attack
Or Washington is etill entertained BIZ many
Federal ot1ice1e- Beauregard's troops are
gradually advancing, gathering neaas Of traas-
po1tatioa together, and fo.tifgirg their posi-
lions IS they move forward. They arc in
considerable force this side Of Fairfax, and the
roads G,e bar1lcaded sad defended By aba.tis.
GEN. sHIRIDs.
Gen. Shiei6s, OF Mexican War fame, may ba
naae Msjor General,
CLOSING TIE PORTS
No Europesn Government has Is Jet pro
ttste6 sgainat the closing Of our ports, as 50
thorized By the Late Congress, and foz which
arroclamation BY the President Will probably
be Issued soon.
M'CLEILAS's TOWERS E1TRSDED.
Gen. Aansheld's Department is noW csnsol
idated under Gen. Mcclellan. Mansfield viii
in alfhEeiihood take commaad IN the field
A TRAITOR IN IRONS.
Commander Porter OF the 81 Mary's, Pa
ejtie Squadron, is in irons on his way home
There is proof Of his completely with the
rebels.
REBEL INTERCOURSE CUT OFF.
Intercourse with the rebels by the LOVE
Potomac is stopped by Gen 1lcC.ella1's po
lice regulators.
, 1861-08-19
RR0NI ST. LOUIS.
Jefferson City In Nc Hanger froa
AEaAcks


Especial Dispatch to the ohicaso T1ibune.]
St. LOUIS, Sunday, Aug- 1s-10 T. II.
4 man that arrived this morn ng from War
EaW, states thEt the State forces under Nc
Cu1locb, who were supposed to be at Spring
field, had arrived at Warsaw, and we're march
ing upon Jefferson City. His statement, so..
eyef, is not believed, as the State troops were
left, it is thought, in too crippled 5 condition
to attempt any forward movement.
Troops have been constantly arriving to day
en- tie Ohio & Mississippi and the Tszre
Haute Railroads.
About eighty wounded soldiers from the
fight at sprin gfeld, are noW in town, and are
receiving the kindest attention.
The official report of the Commander OF the
First Iowa Regiment, gives the number killed
in his command as thirteen killed and tifsy=
four wounded and missing.
The city is quiet. No apprehensions are
felt about the Capital.
A party Of Home Guards searched build
ing On Main street this evening for arms, bnt
und none.
, 1861-08-19

EARMS FOR SALE adver-
tsa oGsEs foE sa1s o. easy terms, two farms A IL
cago and three miles hzm tbs village OF Harlam and
about the ssnaa Glxtarce from Cottage Hill one Of
the faImA contains.
, 1861-08-19

AmeetirE If sac Fire Zouaves was held in
New 3o1h &C Wednesday evening last, to set
forth he 1easczs for returning and the csuses
FLich led 10 the dlsorgauizsticn Of the reg T.
mint. They allege tha: they enlisted IS Zou
o.rs:-that they were progressing well IN the
Zouase d.;H rItI the death Of Gel Ellsworth,
under the Instruction cf The Chicago Lieu.ea-
ants :; but when Col. Farnkata took .s1e con-
uand HE changed the whole system, Eubetisu-
tsd old style zad elhowc6 out moat OF the
Chiccgo cficers to make room for rsrsc1s
from the New York Seventh regiment Then
their sharre'e rifles were taken away from
fbem, ard mueAets put il their ha.ds. They
say that they were badly fed from THE begin.
mig. ard not paid It aIl- The most damaging
allegation, however, is IS fo1lowe:
son the return to Alexandra TIC o1i1cere bold1y
and iJetiy told the men they had better 60 home
to New 1<,k il they could that eycr:thing WIS
going to tic Gevl generally; aud the beg: thing
1hsy exulE do would b. to take care Q! h:En.eycs
general 1cne aHo.:e the officers; and !1s pTln
CDd3 tocezt;o4eS 2ofTL the 5eW Ele19o 9g5cefs etN
I1E Trey were tcld that the Administration va:
squsbhlipS, and the Government IVES IS ba1iy ua=
ofganized a. the regiment lfaelf
The regiment, nevertheless, is aboHt to re
Inn to the te-Eiee. Their resolutions coz
t1ilde &c fellows:
"Ne are not deserters. No; SO far from TINT
we arc fAIEtne1y aI1loas tu ularch again aggatns
the traitors of The t<st Government IN the world
KhicA has conferred 50 many blessings On us. ant
ahich il the hope Of .he oppressed 81 all landa
and 10 she 1efeuse Of tie glorious Starr AHt
stripes, that h2g tnat We a1 ioTc 20 dearly.-' a.
, 1861-08-19

1tttcrp, tlat ana It I'll right" hIt It would put
me to scme trouble to bring EN- here.
Co,ona-No doubt! All right nov! Great
many people "aH right whe1 we are a-ound !.
Your State Is all wrong.
A:ssous1o';-Bat, Colonel, YOU vculd1l't re-
free your OWE f1ieode.
Co,ona-We didn't GENE here to make pleas
:Et aequaiatances! VIC come lecsuse you
2ade LIS to come. Nc intend to-what you
c*n kim-"enhjugate!" We wact yon to BE-
very glad when NC arc gone, You must not
set go like devils.
N'ssoasian-But, Colonel, I can show sc.l-
totosatt-Yon can slew me nofEingi I
don't want you to show me. Yo1 are au the
s1me tc ne. Tot caE leave.
, 1861-08-19

M ONEY L0ST-Friday evening,
N1 package containing Two Huncred Do:laIa In
cnIeccg- 7.e 1EGer RtN DC re9arde! On leaving It
at tie f1ce OF CLEdIlDRN Lee EIE 4 CO.
8hi91@t SUrth IasaIte street.
, 1861-08-19

especial Dispatch to the n. i. Times
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. 15.-1t Will
be generally recolIected that shortly after The
ELECTION in 1856, the Tennessee papers gave
accounts ct Il threatened i1surrection among
the slayes Of 3 portion Of tie S:2:e, and that
tie inEurrect5on Wss indr&ed by the supposi-
ipn, prevalent among the blacks, that Fee-
mont was coming up the river, backed by a
large army, TOR the purpose of lbe7ating all
the tlaves- The exac. details Of the extent Of
this insu1Ieetionary movement we're never
fully published; but it was known tnat many
saws were snmmarily tried and found gni1ty,
str1e being executed and others sent further
South. From well-authenEca1e1 sources, it is
s>certained that the ur.rsti!.on Of 1856 las
BEEN revived that the p1sstnee Of Fremoh: ut
tie head Of the We6tera forcEt is already
known to the NEGROES, and that his reap-
psarance is lsi!ed 81 i sure precarscr Of their
liberation. This feeling h:s spread -apidly
within the last montn, and il ia attracting
Gr.at attention, aad exciting much alarm
s.nerg the whites Of these districts wh5re
t:s7e is large proportion OF slaves. Ny in
fo.mant aREEres me that once the name ct
FIen ont is c6hnecied with alJ victory over
the rebels, or that be is known to be ii the
S'ate Of Teune ssee or Mississippi, the negroes
viii st oEee rise in rebellion. Il Is Easd that
tie tear Of this danger q: their own ttEash-
hc1as, induced the -cb:ls to take the offensive
i, Mief ouri, and to keep the battlefield es tsr
a. possible f1ocl TIC ea:,tT AID watching: nc
G,CSe
, 1861-08-19

w ANTED--A WEE NURSE
f.1pis Immediately to Ct. II. T. Cg0HS,
ccrner of 1DdtarA and Nctta Dearborn etrget hefnre
~ a. Ii. CT betEeen Ard F. IL an19xlt
, 1861-08-19

The mail agent upon the 1roa NounE, 4
Railroad reached this city at 5 r. N sesssr-
dsy, sud reports that the rebels n7ae:: lie
ccmna.ld ot tito- :Hardee co:aeAst 81: N
yestsrasy, rttr.-t southwark. .aeeket's
regfma.s nnd arcs:z. Hisseis E<G5taent-tHe
T1eats-h1st Of Txt.:y :yfou1 sh-sta1ted ~
prikait fcr thc 77rr,..,s: Of l1iercrp.Icg him
nce t1oeps ~eTl most ,.nxious 10 set after
hfm : deraz ~. il high spir1t<
IL. atI. sG bar 2bcui /. 500 LII e tfede-
riclt: VT, sid s COO st GsIf1yili2,tas Es,' .Eted
t'3 tEf ecS-*e y 10 came In WITH the ne7Es q
HaFItt s u! !.&s% :.-;.s-:
E-e: yth:- wss Gaiet- at the Knob CAPT.
Gait 1fGtE1t up ca th3 't=si7 frc pF:sSGex:*,
amcEt tt.cm ,.< esiesi6a <.a lr<.4- "a MADISON
tcount1es- Judge E4sry1naz. OF Cae-- Hote-
r;qus Ftbe@. F7ss k7reHea On Til. -ads3: as3 tai
I kea to IT, Kao*!53 81 Los'ls 1't1no:r 4 t7t:.
, 1861-08-19
Great Slaughter iH his Army.
HEROES ARRIVED A1>sT. LOUIS.
Another Railroad Train Attacked.
TROOPS TO BE SENT 70 PALMYRA.
Peace Meeting atLouisville.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.l !
WAsu1NGroE, August II, 1861. ::
AB>ur MINISTER EAu1KNER.
Mr.. Faulkner Wss first arrested to bs he1d
as q pledge for the safe keeping and return Of
Mr.. Mag1aw, the Pe,lrsy yIvanien who went
out to get Col. Cameron's bo5y and vas 1na3e
prisoner by the rebels. Since being under
arrest, abundant proofs Of his treason have
been discovered, 60 that now he will be held
Oh that charge, regardless Of Magraw. He
writes letters, but they do net reach mis- cor
respondents, Is they contain gross m;s-epse.
sentafionE.
THE TREASURY NOTES.
Tie IS per cent. treasury notes will be
ready next week. None Of them Will be IN.
der $50-yielding two cents interest per diem
ard 10 six per cent. notes will be issued at
present.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
II. ". Hallock, Of California, who bore
conspicuous part in the early military oper=.
tions in that State, which, also, he helped to
supply with civil government, has been ap-
pointed Msjor. General of volunteers, with
view to future operations On the Pacific coast
He is well spoken Of By all who know him,
and as further proof Of his competency, he
IVES, while IN the army, brevetted for medto-
rous conduct. The President has also ap-
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Of instruction near New York, Gen. Visle
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