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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
CHERIFF'S SALE.-ToTTEN.

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State OF Wisconsin, County of Grant, ss-Samue
Moore Pla milf. Henry J.Totten delendant-Circu
Court OF Grant county, Wisconsin.
BY vltue Of a writ of execute issued out Of til,
above named court in favor of the above named plain
tilt and against % ABOVE nan,el defendant to me d
recteo and delivered and for want Of goods and chat
tells OF the said defendant whereon TO lew | have b,
the direction Of The plaintiff levied upon All the light
title interest which the said defendant had on Inc
3st day OF May, A. u. 1860, has since acquired ii
and to the following described real estate to Wit:
The west half (w1) OF the northwest quarter INV x
of section nine 90 and the northeast quarter (ne) Of
the northeast quarter (nel) of section eight Is an in
township No six 90 range No. two Cd west of the
fourth principal meredian in Grant county Wisconsin,
which SAID lanes viii on the Goth day Of October All
1861 at the hour Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day. offer for SAFE and will sell the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand at the outer of the
house, in the village OF Lancaster Grant county, Wis
consn Said sale will be made to satisfy the iudgmenf
this amounting to the Of twenty two and
eS-l00 dollars damages with costs and interests and
costs accrng.-Dated, Sherif's Office Lancaster Sent
9th. AID 1861; J. Is MOORE,
l3.td ShsiffG. {.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
X HITTING MACHINES.

= 81 Aliens family knitting machine IS now decided
to be the
Best Knitting Machine la the World !
Fn- Sale by II. r. Rebc of iatsevle agent for Tie
Coanties Of Grant, Lafayette, and Iowa. send ar
pamphlet, continuing Q description at the machine
awards Of committees and Testimonials 81 operators: az
so opinions Of the press to the above faulty knttipg
machine where now ia use. Address
July 10. H. 4. BEEBE
PlaitcAiiie. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
RsyTho Prince Of Wales Is under han

RyThe Prince Of Wales IS under hard
driIl at the Curragh. In no one single re.
spect is an iota Of distinction IS to drill or
camp d,ties made between him and any
other captain Of a company. Wet or dry,
hot or eel |, he tramps along whenever he
i ordered out, AMI takes his share of the
fatigue and roughing which long days
drill SO ilnpartiaily aecoris to all in every
regiment, whether Guards or Lire, officers
III men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16

The following described lands,
in Grant County, having been forfeited by Of
the payment Of in upon loans granted there
Notice is heeby given that the will be offered
for sale Ut public auction anu sold 10 the highest bid
der at the Office of the Secretary of State at the Cap
itol, IN Madison, the 9th day Of December, A ID.
1861, unless sooner redeemed according to law SAID
sale to commence att O'Clock A. NJ, ard to continue
from day day until all of sad laals shall have been
50 offered.
The minimum price, at which such lands will DO
which includes the OF loan; the interest TO the
first day of January A, d. 1862 five per cent. DAM
ages the which have been returned against suc
ands and the cost OF advertising the Said lands
viii be sold subject to all which at the ne
of sale he due upon them. Other conditions OF sac
will announced by the Commissioners at the open
according to their alphabetical order.
l. r T HA fe,sass Commissioners of school
JAMES ii. HOWE. aud University Lands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
lie GAL.
GUARDIAN SALE. -ll5NAMEE.

Grant County Court In the matter OF the guardian
ship Of Mary Margaret, John Joseph, James Francis
and Thomas Patrick McNamee, minor heirs OF John
McNamee, deceased.
Notice is hereby giyan, that b. virtue and pursuance
Of an order of license made in said the 18th
day Of March, A. D. 1861 BY the county court of said
Grant county. the undersigned, guardian Of said minors
WILL the 9th day Of November 1861 the promises
"a Be sold at The hour OF O'clock in the afternoon
of said day offer for sale publc enaue, the follow
ing described lands to,wit: ar OF w Or and S
or Of qrof section twenty three z3l al in town
six i6 north Of range four in the county OF Grart,
and State OF Wisconsin. The terms Of sale will be made
known at the time and place Of sale.
BRIDGET bTcNAMEE,
Guardian Of said Minors.
Dated October the 18th. 1861. l7-td
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
GRANT COUNTY SCHOOL FUND.
MOrtgNgOr,
CYRUS X. LORD

CYRUS K. LORD
DESCRIPTION.
part Of Sc ton 81, Il B. X West, to wit; Com
m -aeing at The Sc of out-ot No. So; thence
sout2 chi and 30 links; thence east chains thence
norl " ins; thence west chslBs and so links;
thtnce north chains; thence w.st chains and 90
nks; thence north chains; ths forth 81 degrees,
west 2 chaas and So links; theAee south "A deNrees,
west 10 chtins and 10 links to &C wte-oa $tump;
thence south 400 west chains ana 50 links 10 large
white-oak stump: thence south 40 degrees west 10
White street, thence down White street to the south
line of out-ot 54 thence To the place Of bgin-
ning q x acres; excepting The r. Of out-Ot rs and
x OF out-lot 90 containing, together, ~ Ass
the "a of inlot No. i07 in said town OF Poos 500 OU
$500, $500, i39, 1888, 579.39, 1861, 1o.s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for Sale.

esubscrbei oersfor sale in OTIS to sut purchasers
and the most liberal terms payments time the
following lands, all lying and either side OF the
Military road in the Town of WngvilIe Grant County.
Wisconsin
Sec.9, Town 6, n. Range / West--C40 acres.
Ma OF Sec u, Town 6, N. Range West--320 acres.
VIZ of Sec. Is, Town g. N. Range West-s320 acres.
Sw4 Of Sec. ~, Town &, N. Rdnge1 Wet--l60 acres.
E5s Of nwl< of Sec. -, 4. g, NJ K. W.-S0 acres.
For particulars inquire of rhos. j. Green Co.. at
Wingville, A. D. Mills tie premises, agents for
Miles White, Baltimore, Nd.
The property is situated two miles west Of Wingville
fairly divided between prairie and timber and per-
fectly adopted for farming. These lands located in
the highest parts of the county, but contain everalv-
ing springs and water may be had an4ahe,sby digging
Wingville, June 18th, 1860. lily
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
SHERIFF SALE-DENxIs w. G. Dun
WELL, Ct IA.

WELL, ct al,
State OF Wisconsin, County Of Grant--ss Circuit
Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin Mary Ann InoIn-
ION and Henry Patcy, Adn,iEs ators OF the estate o.
Lawrence Thornton, deceased, Plaintiff, against Dem
mis- - g. Dunwell, Mary Bunweil, John =. Warden
and VIM G. Warden, partners under the name, style
and firm Of J. 4. Warden and Son, Defendants. Jpdx-
ment OF Foreclosure and Sale
By virtue Of judi ment of foreclosure and sale issued
out of tie a5osc nansed court in favor If the ahox
named PlAintfs and against the above named D.fen-
dants bearing date the 9th day Of August Al d. 1851
and by the direction II tie PldEts ATTORNEYS sl,aii
on the 30th day OF Noye5nDtr, a ~ 1sli 10 49,
OF ten o'cock in he foreraon OF said div, Al fls ~
door OF he Court House n the village or Iancsst ~
Grant County, Wisconsin, offer Tor sale an viii s =.
the highest AMI best bidder az pubic auction for s
10 aud the following ret esatc, to.nit: The SOUTH
east quarter q section so. two I'll Ia Townshsn M
five ~, north OF k.nge No i've f53 vast II, ss.-,t
County, nisconsin containing one hundred and sixtc
acres, be the ss.le more or less. -
Said Premises are ordered sals -, =. SO, .4..
JndgrIent n iisis case amounting 10 the oft,sa,s4s
hive anaIea and ninety-Six and Ss-l 4 tfSasas Ss,
dHnaees thirty -onr and 90 lis so S,, TX
Jnd seu 70 he Plaintiff for costs and rhr ~ * s
tois together With interest and COSTS aecr,in. fs1
ShtgiA Oilee, Lancaster august - a Is 1Se1 s4
BARBER LOWRY, t.rsns ss.' 49, d..
Plaintiffs Attorneys lIss y -.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16

TwENTY-SIx ToNs Conn FODDER TO
THE AcRE.-I cut fodder ccrn to-day, as
it began to lodge in the lighter portion. It
was just in the silk As it is thought very
heavy, measured off plot 20 by s feet
and weighed it accurately. 1t weighed
4o6 lbs, being 26 tons per acre. II was
drilled p feet apart, and covered and cul-
liyated exclusively by horse power on the
Gage cultivator spoken Of in late No. Of
the Co. Gent. Il was only seventy days
old from planting. 1t was moi the best in
The field-only little if anything above
the average. 1t seems a large growth Of
seventy days, with no hand work about it !;
+ shall weigh the same when cured.-S.
w. HALL, IN CoRairy Gent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
SHERIFF. SALE-GRADY.

state of Wisconsin, Grant County, S. Circuit Cour,
in and for Grant County, Wisconsin. judgment d
foreclosure and sale. Julius Augustine llain.ia W.
john Grady and Bridget Grady his wife, defendants.
BY virtue ola judgment OF foreclosure and sale
out of the above named in favor Of the abve
named Plaintiff and against tho above named delen.
dants bearing date the 9th day Of August A. b. 1861
and by direction OF Plaintiffs Attorneys, will on the
10th day Of November, A. d. 1S61 at The hour Il ten
O'clock in the forenoon OF said day at the outer door
Of the court house, in the village Lancaster in Grant
county, Wisconsin, offer for sale ard viii sell at public
auction to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand
the following described real estate to wit: The east
of the north west quarter, and the west half OF tie
northeast quarter Of section No. Eleven II) Of town
No four "a north Of range No four "a west Of the
fourth principal meIidian containing hundred and
sixty acres OF land the more on less IN Grant ca
Wi7consin Said promises ordered sold in satisfac
ton Of the Judgment in this case, amounting to the
sum nine hundred eightyone and 30-lOOths dollar.
toget er with interests and COSTS and costs accruinr
Datea Sheriits Onae, Lancaster August H. Al b. 1861
J. y. MOORE, Sheriff.
PAINE CARTaR, GIANT County, Wisconsin.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Ola
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
FQUALlZERS FOR
TEIREsEHENG MACHINES.

The subscriber, having the right to manufacture ad
sell j. Herva Joaes Patent Eqatizers ia the county
of Grant. would say to all owners Of Thrtshing Ma
chimes that HI will he prepared to furnish them st
on short notice tile present season. FIFTY sets were
used in the county the last year and tile testin9ny Of
all experienced thresAers is
" We wodld not Run Machine without one
Orders addressed To Thomas BEtie, Tafton, G.. W.
Cowen Elenboro, john Strnss Fairplay, OF the sub.
scliber at Fennimore, VIII be p,mpty attended 10.
Send in your orders early, Wing the length Of
sweep and whether for II horse power.
WILLIAM w. FIELD.
Fenninore Grant County, Wis, july s. 4-3m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
GIN As a REMEDIAL AGENT.

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC sTIMULANT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the OF the Medical
II Profession and the Family having superseded the
so-caei sins," aAromatic" 'sCofdial." .'Medcaed."
ssSchnaprs" etc, is endorsed by all Of the promi
nent phvsicans chemists and connoiseurs possess
ing all OF those intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and
diuretic) which belong to old aud pure Gin. Put
up quart bottles and sold By all druggists grocers,
etc a. VI. BLNINGEA 4 Co,
Established 177S) Sole Proprietors,
No. 10 Broad street, N Y.
For Sale by ID. s. BARNES 81 CO., No. Is Park
Row, New York.
Our long experience ana familiarity with ths equire-
nlents Of DRUGGIsTs and superior business tac-
ties enable US to furnish them with choice liquors for
medicinal and family use.
February 25. 1860. 37-1 year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
MUST BE PAID!

hsve put my aud accounts ia the hanls 81 t.
A. Burr for collection All persons knowing them-
selves indebted 70 ms Nil call and august 20,
lS6L-l2H JOHN g. CLARK
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
TEN LOTS, DWELLING 4 BARN

B'Or Sale, at LancaSte
DESTROYS oferecting buildings and Office other lots
in Lancaster ia public part OF the Villages
my present homestead with the entire block build
ngs for sale on the most accommodating terms. The
property is situated in arpral part the village snice-
~ improved contains select fruits, shrubs vines, &C.,
with good well water, shade trees, grove and pasture
ness up town.
J.H.HYDE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
THE HERALD.
From Tie New ol Herald

Commercial Prospects-P Probable
Effect Of the War on New
York City.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
WISCONSIN
Farmers Insurance Company
THE MADISON D1UTUAL.,

LOCATED AT MADISON. WISCONSIN
ONE of tho oldest and most successful Insurance
" company ni@so in the state; has paid all its
losses promptly without litigation. 1t is free from debt
With sufficient surplus to all losses promptly
This company is what it purpors be, . Farmer
Insurance Company, taking norsks except on home
stsads condning its operations to dwellings standing
alone, with thr usual out buildings and tho personal
property therein. LUTHER BASFoRD. Agent.
Glen Haven, December 9th, 1859 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16

ZATso ?-Tho Boston Post has the fol-
lowing, which we submit is good thing,
although libel:
They have story in Chicago about a
drunken captain who met private Of his
company in the same condition. The cap
tain ordered him to halt, and endeayoring
in vain to assume a firm position on his
fset, and to talk with digufed severity,
exclaimed. Private S nth, Iii give YOU
II Ge) four o'clock TO gissoberia." -
"Cap'n.a replied the soldier, '.as your (hic)
- sight dumkarniam. Ill give you
till FIVE O'clock to gissoberin."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
SALE OF
Forfeited Mortgaged Lands.

Office of Commissioners of School UfiUersity Lands
Madison, Wisconsin, September 10, leol.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
Dane County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16

REBEL PoETRY-A Among the docu-
ments found in Floyd's camp, at CarnifeS
Ferry was a "Iyrtaan ode BY one Of the
Adjutants. calling on all "the brave Yir-
ginia boys" to $50 down to the Mason's
lne and Whip tie Northern crue.' Here
Il a specimen:
Old lincoln is thero president
That every bod knows
And nc Was elected by the Vote
or men as black "a Grove.
A Malgamafion is there theae sA
Aud thai WILL neyer do
Conc lets s. down to the Bottle ground
And Whip the Nottlern esaa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19
THE LATEST REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, June IL, 1851.
The train from Vienna, at half past four O'Clock this
afternoon, represents all quiet at that point.
There were 5000 United States troops, including Raw
sons battery, in the vicinity.
Two Of the wounded, Of the Ohio regiment, were
found In farm house in the vicinity OF Vienna,
whittier they had orawled Their names were not ~
certaned.
Private Mercer Of Company q, who brought here,
died during the afternoon.
The number Of Casualties estimated at 1ss killed
end wounded.
In relation TO tho affair Of yesterday appears from
,nquiry that General Hchsnck received information Of
the rebels being n Vienna, when SIX miles this side OF
that station, by man who hailed the train.
It ID considered at less lnfor.anate that the Chic
regiment saoud have distributed along the road
ire entering the ensmys llnee leaving hot small force
contend With what 70 be apprShended from the
Of the rebels aAnkDg masked batteries and laying
buseades.
It was pYovidental that the rebels themselves reteI
doubtees with the npresson that the small force they
had attacked vas but the advance guard Of the grand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19

Deduct from the above the killed and wounded by the
accidental meeting Of Colonel Bendixs and Colonel
Townaend's commands as follows--kiled, q; danger
ousy wounded, 8; slightly wounded, 1e; total, I'll
which, including Colonel Greble and Major 3Wnthrop
among the killed, make 50 killed. wounded and missing
In the battle with the enemy.
learn by private letter from Fortress Monroe re-
ceved this morning. that Colonel Townsend has demanded
Court Of Inquiry on Colonel Bendix explain the mis-
take.
Colonel McChesney Of the Tenth Zouaves has resigned
in consequence Of disease Of the heart and gone home
Lieut.. Colonel Kenyon, Adjutant Timothy Quinn, and
the Major Of Colonel Carr's regiment, have resigned
The brother Of late Major Winthrop ID u Fortress Mon
roe endeavoring recover the articles taken by Colonel
kaeru from the body Of deceased.
On Sunday, the 10th, there was review OF i've
thousand troops within the walls Of the Fortress.
THE RIBRLs FIRING ON COL. sToNs's COMMAND.
The Star has extra out With the following latest
news from-
EAST SIDE OF MONTGOMERY, Nd, June II, 1851.
To-tay the enemy have been paactciug Don u.s. 70 NO
On tho other side u The river They have ned many
rounds % the portion Of Colonel stones command
rs 70 be soous c ne mem s ~s 70
turned from the rhcd pieces Of some twenty picked
marhsuen, who In tho course Of their nFng brought
great, however, that even rfed muske6 Of little
avail except by chance Colonel stones command
aye wen cid anxious 70 get 70 closer quarters with the
snemy.
CAMP NEAR M0pm SKNncA CsxsK,
MONTGOMERY Cour1Y, Nd June 49, 1861 I
There are about hundred of the enemy cavalry in
sight the eouth eide Of the Potomac river, about
mile apd threequaSteIs from rhese mostly visi
be around defensive wo they have thrown up, EVIL
to IkeseuTG aud Dransyibe Colonel Everett commands
bsre, and .hs noofs under him are 10 nne spirits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19
Our sPEClsL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, June IS, 1881.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT OF TRoops-c CONCENTRATION
OF FORCES AT THE CAPITAL.
The Frat New jersey Second Connecticut, ard Firih
Pennsylvania and other regiments received marching
ders this evening. Some moved into the positions
vacated by the regiments at Falls Church. and others TO
advanced poass along the Hampshire aud LoudOn Rail
road.
When the Second Ohio regiment received narcding
ders this morning, every inmate Of the hospital let the
sick bed and joined the ranks.
The encampment at Falls Church was nlsd;,tely
pl,ced in teegrspbic communication with headquarters
The recent movements Of the rebel army In Virginia
have occasioned corresponding change In the d!sp,s
ton Of the Union forces Twelve regiments that
under orders to Join Gen. PAtteYsons division have
ordered report here Three of these regiments have
already arrived here. The force In this neghborhood
will be very largely increased without delay, and move
ents both sides indicate that the scene Of active
operations to be shifted from Harpers Ferry to this
vicinity.
THE HARRIET LANE IN ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT.
Advices received BY the government this morning
from Fortress Monroe state that the Harriet Lane had
received some further injuries BY an encounter with
some unknown vessel It also stated that British
msn-ofwar was seen of Hampton Roads, and consders
bic Speculation was INDUCED In 70 her object and pur
pose in those waters Acloso watch however was made
Of her movements.
II appears that attack Yorktown IN ccnteu,
pIaton BY our Look out for stirring tmcs down
thtre pretty soon.
The BRITISH MINISTRY AND THE pR,vArEERtNG
QUESTION.
In official crcles hear srrprife and iudiens.i
prassed that, although government, the ash Of
April Its adhesion 10 The Paris Conference regard
to prvateeripg JET up 70 this time the Eaglsh A,ntry
TO postpone and deley decisive action hs n-
povcpt suaect either confusing rejecting the propa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

ALEXANDRIA, June IS, 1851.
The train which went to the relief Of the Ohio troops
containing the First aud Second Connecticut regiments,
proceeded far four miles this side OF
Vienna where they met the remnants Of the Ohio troops
at four O'Clock this morning II appears that after the
engine left last night and nineteen rounds fred
the rebels made further demonstration aud the
companies retired.
Mr.. Dorman. employed as brakeman on the road, who
the only Of the employees who started with the
train, says the attack made about half past four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and ths rebels had planted
their Immediately at the OK the road which
is straight for some distance.
1t Is supposed that the rebels appreheuded meeting
larger force and that the Ohio companies only
advanced guard.
or the military movements consequent on these pro-
ceedirgs it Ia improper TO speak
So far be ascertaned what is believed to be
good authority the following are among the killed and
wounded Of the Ohio troops;-
Kled-Juhn Barnes and Daniel Sullivan, both Of Com
panyG.
Wounded ---- Mercer, Of Company Il, and ms dying
condition, his arm being shot Of VoIrer Smith Of
Company G.
One of the killed and three Of the wounded were
brought to Alexandria this morning.
Two Of the wounded were taken to the Washington
Hospital to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE,
o. FoRrREss LoSRoE, June IL, I
Via BALIINORE. June IL. 1891.

Via BALIxoRE, June Is, 1851. (
An expedition of three hundred Zousves, commanded
by Lieutenant Colonel Warren, aud accompanied by
Captain Smith, Of the United States ropograph!cas left
this morning to make reconnaissance in the vicinity Of
Big Bethe. and up the Route Yorktown. It took ayt
lery and two days rat,ons
General Butler has directed several gums to be rea
as soon ne possible for the Sawyer shell.
Guns have been placed on board the Catalina she hay
ing been fired at by rebel tug and from sewas Poiot
Men Gun to-day be at work Sewalps Point pro.
baby constructing water battery Tho fed gun OF the
Rip Raps will be brough. to bear on them.
battery Of light artillery is to be go: in readiness
here as soon as possible.
Lieutenant Butler and others proceeded to Big Bethel
to-day, with flag Of truce the body Of Major Win
throp,
The rebels understood to DE concentrating large
force at Yorktown Two steamers on James river are
epgsged daily in transporting troops nearest point
acroas.
There ia every evidence CT forward movement.
General Butler has infused great energy into every de-
partment here.
BALTIMORE, June 10, 1851
Passengers from Fortress Monroe represent all quiet
and nothing was known Ct ally intended movement. &c
s reported that British vessel was cruising of the
mouth Of the Chesapeake. che Gladiator now a. New
York
Tho Harriet Lane was coming in the steamer left
and rome passengers declare tina. one OF hr wheel
houses WAS gone Il Ia presumed that she had another
engagement.
Some soldiers furloush say that General ButIer Il
prepalirg advance Big Bethel In force. There 70
said to be an Of rebels between Yorktown
and Big Bethel.
ACCIDENT TO A MEMBER OF COLONEL BEN.
DlX6 REGIMENT.
Robert Wttzel, member Of the Seventh German reg-
mont, Company A, was wounded At Newport Newu,
on Sunday, by the accidental discharge Of q mus
ket the hands Of Of the soldera The ban pssved
through biz avn tearing part Of the esh away BE re-
sides IN this city. The wound In mos serious.
Z ANOTHER MASSAGE FROM GOV. HICKS.
BAIrnoH1, June 10, 1861.
Governor Hicks sent another tart message 70 the Lss
sture today In response 10 osder Of the House asknS
certain arms shipped by the Adjutaat General 10
Maryland military company, Some urns snce, ana seized
BY General Butter, Was by his knowledge and consent
The Governor says the IL qury mpertnent, ana re-
fet the Bouse to General Butler and tho Adutrt Geno
raj for the Information.
For Additional Var News see Nfh 0ad
Eighth PoQss