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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-22


left, the Third Ohio and Second Wisconsin. and
Seventv-Ninth, Thirteenth and Sixty-nintb New
York on the righl. Col. Niles division formed
In the rear The first range gun was fred bv
Sherman's battery at ten O'Clock this morning
The rebels did not return his shot until an hour
and half afterwards, when Col. Hunters diyt-
sion came up, and the battle became general
Col Hunters movement TO gain the rear Of tbs
enemy was almost a success. The enemy,s nosI
tion was then opened upon by several of Carlfsles
howitzers, followed by slight diminishing.
The rebels rapidly received reinfofcements
from Manassas junction after the attack was
opened. The battle consisted In a succession of
1res from masked batteries, which were opened
In every direction. When one was silepced lis
OF our infantry In unmasking them exhibited the
most dauntless courage.
The Second Ohio and the Second New York
militia were marched by flank through the w, DDS
road when they came on q battery Of Gig ht guns.
with four regiments fanked In the rear Our men
were Immediately ordered to lie down ON either
ads Of the road, In order to allow two pieces of
artillery TO pass through and attack the work
This battery then opened upon us, and killed on
the third round, LieIt. De 1psey, OF COMPANY a
New York Second, sAd " n. Maxwell, drum
mer, and seriously wClsdal several Others
Our troops Were kept 1 a This pos ton for fifteen
or twenty minutes under CALLING fre, NOT icing
able to exchange shots with the enemy, although
within a stones throw Of their batteries. Thsv
succeeded In retiring In regular order with their
battery.
The most gallant charge Of the day was mad.
BY the New York Sixty-ninth, Seventy. ninth. and
Thirteenth regiments, who rushed UPON one 81
the batteries, firing as they proceeded with Der.
Isct eIdng, attacking IL with the baYonet point
them
They found that the rebels had abandoned the
battery as they approsc bed and had only succeeded
In carrying on one gun. This success was acquir-
ed only after severe loss of life In which the
sntl-nlnth regiment suffered most severely, aud
IL 10 reported that tie Lieutenant Colonel was
among the FIRST killed
EilsworthS jusves also distinguished them
selves by their spirited assault on the batteries at
the poat OF the osYonst but 10 10 feared that hek
Up to the hour Of . p. m. II was generally un-
defstood that we had hemmed In the enemy en-
afsiy, aud that they were gradually rezesting;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03
REPUBLICAN aTATECoNyEcT1or.

A State Convention of the Republicans Of lows
csffeu % assemble BY their delegates Mt the CITY
OF Des Moincs. ut 10 clock A. N. on Wednesd '
July dIst, 1901, for the nomination Of officers to be
eIsstso - tire general election tn October OF this
year Candidates are to be selected for the Offices
OF uovernor, Lieutenant Governor, and one Judge
OF the supreme Courts The Convention will take
suen other action as may, In Ia opinion contribute
70 the success Of the Republican party
Every organised county will be entitled 10 one
delegate in the Convention, and one additional al
eEs'e TOT each 200 votes, and for any additional
sion OF loo or more votes cast at the last Gen
erai Aiection for Hon. Abraham Lincoln A Presi.
dent Of the United States.
republican County Central Committees are re-
qoested to call their conventions to select their
eeates In the ratio above stated, and for efcisn,
s'sAnisAtion preparatory to the canvass.
HIM. HOXTE,
chairman State Central Committee.
sAnuEL F. MILLER, Lee County.
J. D. WEAvER, Davis,
GEo. A. HAwLgY, Decatur
Lsws II: SMITH, KosSuth
w. b. FAIRFIELp. Floyd
he. HksDERsoH, Marshall
!. II. NEEDHAn. Mahaska
". A. WARREE, Jackson -
II. II. TUrHlLL, Cedar %
.. j. w. TABoR, Buchanan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03
Especial to tho Express.

washington July ~
Il 10 not the purpose Of the Government TO
give the enemy battle on any consideration
till after August, in tho meantime the rebels
can have battle whenever they choose to ad-
vance, but no advance on Richmond is cum
tenplased by Gen. SCOTT before September
lst.
More Federal steamers are TO be sent TO
the mouth Of the Potomac to strengthen the
bleckading aees.
Fort Monroe, July /.
The Sd Massachusetts Regiment to-day
moved from the encampmcnt within the Fort
TO occupy position between Hampton and
view Market bridge. hampton CreeK IS
crossed by battery manned by the Naval
Brigade.
II appsars General Butler 10 not psrtial to
the Massachusetts regiments.
One Of the Louisiana Zouaves. q prisoner
named CLARK, was formerly wood eDgrsver
with Harper Bros 10 New York. On the
march from Yorktown the Louisiana Zouaves
were supplied only with -four, TO be cooked
AZ OCCASION might require. The force which
advanced coDsis.ed OF $500 infantry and 800
cavalry. Tbs two deserters represent the
forcs 1000 strong. They reached point
two miles this side Of Great Bethel, when
the expedition having misoarried, the greater
part returned to Yorktown.
Lieut.. Butler goes 70 Massachusetts, to-
day TO indacs the State to send regiment OF
cavalry TO Fort Monroe.
The Quaker City brought up prise schoon-
or owned in Yorktown.
hxg Of trucs has just cums from Nor
folk with DR.. Richards, Physician, 80 The
President.
Washington, duly
Trbune's spondence says Major Gen
eral Fremont received his commission 30 day
in the regular army. The only other MAJOR
General 90 commissioned il Mcclellan, TO
whom be therefore ranks next.
The question daily asked in military cir
cles is, Why has not Patterson pushed Tor
ward bis column and not kept everybody
waiting? The Government has decided to
take him ont Of she way.
1t il generally believed here that the gen.
eral advance will be ordered to begin on the
4th Of July.
We learn from = gentleman directly from
the West that Gen. Mcclellan commands q
force Of over 10000 men in the heart OF
Western Virginia, and 10 experimenting in
person vitality important movements against
the rebels.
General Fremont received instructions to
proceed to Hsrper's Ferry to command sbe
division under Patterson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

NeWs from SoulhWest Missourt.
A telegram from Independence, Mo-, July
Let, gives report that 10000 rebel troops
bad crossed branch Of the Usage 10 Bates
county, and encamped. intending 20 make .
stand, and that about 1900 Federal troops
were 10 miles in their rear, and were waiting
re- enforcements ---.--------
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

IL The Administration has recognized
the now government Of Virginia, inaugural.
% 1t Wheeling, by delivering to Gov. Pier.
point the spportionment under the new census
The Legislature which is to meet at Wheel
ing will district the State for members OF
Congress under this apportionment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

a The magnificent depot of the Third
Avenue Railroad, in New York City, Va,
consumed BY fire on Thursday, the 9th ult.,
Destroying property to the amount OF $225, !.
900, Of which 5000 900 was insured. Abou,
one thousand horses were stabbed under.
meath the building, all OF which were saved
Origin OF the Gre unknown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03
Rebcis Resurniux.

The st. 10. Journal says that some 300 Of
Gen. Slack's men have returned and are Turk
ing about the camps Of the ID Regiment. A.
tempting to shoot down the picket guards
Two Of them have been killed by our bows nj
Grand River.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

VThe motto Of Billy Wilson's brigade
OF New York voughs, 10 "Give us foeman
worthy Of Our sfs0l."-[N. o. Crescent.
Then you bad better send AZ ainst them
the troops that seized the money OF the q.
3. Mint, and the guns Of the Baton Rouge
Arsenal.- ILou. Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

C1The New York Fire Zouayes. epcampet
near Alexandria, have been running q mill
where they found large quantity OF wheat
They proved themselves good millers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

TA letter from Frankfort on the Main.
Gsrmany, IN the Alisemeine Zatung, saws
that veil known banking house in that city
Aad received M order from the Governm ent
OF the u. s. for 2i5 900 muskets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

"a One Of Gov. Jackson's organs 10 Mis-.
sourl says that 1t pities the u. s. troops
+ seems that Gen. Price pi,,ed them ct the
battle near BooBvile. His bowels were
moved for them.-[Lou. Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

ia fsw years ago the fastest runner iu
the United States WAS known az jackson
the American Deer Claib. Jackson. oil
Missouri, IL said TO be the same man, or q,
least brother Of his Linneus Press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03
From ashington
WAsHik sros, June n.
the COMPROMISE RuNoRs.

THE COMPROMISE RUM0Rs.
have traced the compromise story OF the
sensation reporters to it's source. Confden-
tial mess myers really have brought commu.
nications from the Governor OF Virginia to
tho Cover nment here, and the Administra-
ton has really sent back confidential messen-
gers to tho Capital OF Virginia, to negotiate
With the Governor Of that State. So far the
story IL true but is happens that il il Gov.
ernor Pierront, A. Wheeling, and not Mr..
JED. Davis nor Mr.. John Lstoher, at Rich
mond, With whom these communicsti0Os have
been held.
GKn. scorl NOT WAITING FOR coEoaEss.
The report contained 10 : recent dispatch
from this city thst Gen. SCOTT IL delaying bis
movements till after the meeting OF Congress,
10 without foundation. On the contrary, be
10 porfcctinE bic plans, strengthening bis
posts, extending bic lines, concentrating bic
troops. disciplining and training his soldiers
and officers, and whom ready will strike effect.
lively and snrsly, whether Congress has con-
vensd or not. lie 10 moving every day-.he
moved in Baltimore 10 day, TO the conster-
natioc OF traitors, and to the grati6cstion 81
true men, by tho arrest Of the notorious snd
traitoroue Marshal Kane. and By the appoint
ment Of provost Marshal for that city
| Other movements, equsllg sudden and Of
| vastly more. importance, nay b expected at
any moment. lis does nos, however, deem
il necessary to thwsFt bic plans by ADVERT.
sing them 10 the newspapers.
From Pske's Peak.
Fort Ksarney, Juhe 20.
We have reliable Information from Den
yer 81 follous:
Denver, June Is.
A Secession force set ont from their rem
desv0us twenty miles up Cherry Creek TO-.
Day for shs avoved purpose Of taking Forts
Wise and Garland. They ATE we'll armed
and ecr;rr-A enA -xr~c. - gain -ar:...ncs
% sAs forts BY strategy, and then expect 70
b joined BY majority Of the forces insids.
Thsrs IL much valuable property and money
ID the forts. Tho movement 10 watched, but
~ are comparatively powerless and totally
without authority or Leadership.
/ eHrhs following il copy, psrb0fim Il
| literafifn, Of the endorsement upon copy
| or the postal laws, returned to the Postmas-
ter General from Flat Rock, Georgia:
IN blair
returns this with my content ware
10 rech Of ~ ia split in sur fails fer yur,
empertcnent presumtlon
m HAt Rock"
/ Il Washington Republican.
Il -v-~~--~-~-~---
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

The verdict Of the Naperville jury 10 the
celebrated Burch Divorce case, has been set
aside BY the Court, and new trial granted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

a The louisville Journal, Of Saturday,
announces tho arrival II that port on Friday
OF the two other gun boats, the Conestogo
and Lexington.
The Conestoga went into dock for repairs
and the Lexington proceeded on her way TO
Mound City, where the entire fleet will re-.
oelve the finishing touch. The Tylor which
was aground two or three days At Sand
Island, got OF, and is now q Portland,
awaiting rise IN the river.
A Telegram from Louisville, July lst, say.
the Tyior vas badly dsmaged by collision
with the steamer Atlantic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

u rho thrcs secession papers in the First
District Of Kentucky persisted IN . single
wsek. Thsy were all very green, snd prob
ably they were destroJe ed by the army worm.
-ftuu. J1Ernst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

GTK Knox, Of the Indisnola Visitor. bitches
into Bennett, the editor OF the Knoxville
Standard, affec,ionately calling him "big
sooundrel." He winds up his article a. fol-
lows:
We know Bennett has no 'spaternal', claims
upon ~, a. our "ears" are Of common size;
and No hope be hasn's any "afsctiou.', to-
wards us, ~ Ne have no lock on our stable,
nor chickens to spare from our Der. roost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03

Ell the Missouri disunioniA.s would only
throw down their srms, they wouldn't have
80 throw out their legs ~ they do.-[Lou.
Jpuruat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-03
lacrald Correspondence

washington, July /.
No doubt need be entertained that the
suppression OF the rebellion will be prosecu-
ted vigorously and without battling. The
Administration does not intend to lag be.
hind tho almost universal demand Of the pea
pie.
To day 40 order was given to supply the
whole force Oh both sides Of the Posonao
with extra ratioDs for 6 days, in addition to
their regular supplies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
Lancaster, Sept. 18th 1861.
Eighth Regiment at Camp
Randall.

| On Thursday of last week the writer
hereof visited Camp Randall, at Madison,
and found matters progressing finely. The
sth regiment was about ready to leave, and
he feels sure will be no disgrace to those
that have gone before it. The 18th was
not quite full-seyen companies only being
in camp; but they were being drilled thor
oughly, and had become quite proficient
We were pleased to find in the latter regi-
ment lst Lieut.. Abner Powell, of the Far
mers' Guard, Mineral Point. He gradual
ed at the close Of the last term Of Platte
vile Academy, and will be remembered by
many of the residents Of thai place. The
habits Of industry and application which
marked his course through the academy
have not deserted him, as the manner in
which he performs his duties fully shows.
We were assured by some Of the Regi-
mental Officers that, considering bis expe-
rience, he has few if any equals in the reg
iment. We shall expect to hear Of his
rapid promotion.
The camp, as our readers perhaps know,
is situated upon the Dane County Fair
Grounds, and the buildings belonging to
the society are appropriated to the various
uses Of the regiment The fine art build
ing is used as a hospital. There were but
three cases in it--none dangerous. The
bailding labelled Cooperative Machinery
is the cooking and eating apartment. 1t is
most appropriately named. Seventeen
hundred pairs Of jaws, to say nothing Of
the cooking implements, form, no mean
collection Of Cooperative machinery" Ihe
fare isn't quite fair, bat We presume I IS
the best that can be had under the circum-
stances. There was but little gyumbling-
al seemed 10 be pretty well satisfied, owing
doubtless in a great measure to the fact
that the officers content themselves with
the same fare that is served UP to the pri-
yates.
On Thursday evening some Of the sth
regiment cot into an alteration with sa-
loon keeper on the camp grounds, and
tore down his building before the guard
could form and quelI the disturbance. =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
EsTATE OF MOSES BARNARD.

county Court, Grant County Wisconsin. Ia Probate.
October Tenn 1861 Present, VIM McCionigal,
Judge. In the matter of the estate of Moses
Barnard, deceased,
on reading and fling the petition Of William E. Feney
representing said Court that said Moses Barnard,
Gently died said Grant County lea ing
within said state OF Wisconsin, and that he il creditor
Of said deceased praying that administration thereof
be granted him the said Fenley, tereupon it is
derd that the matter Of said petition be heard before
the Judge Of this Court at the Court House, II Laucas
ter in said county, Monday the 11th day Of November
1861 O'clock in the afternoon Of said day; order
ed further notice thereof be given to all persons
interested said By publishing this order for
three successive weeks prior 10 sail day Of hearing
n the Grant County Eerad, weekly newspaper pub
lshed at Lancaster, in said Grant County DATED 0cto
bsT TO- 1861 WA. hcGONlGAi,
lSw3 County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
Asaembly DistrIct Conven ion .

The Republicans Of the First Assembly District Of
Grant County, composing the towns Of Platteyile,
Snese and Hazel Green, will hold convention at the
bool house in Georgetown on Thursday, the 18th day
october next, at two O'Clock p. m for the purpose
Of nominating candidate to represent the people OF
aid district in the Legislature Of this State IN loo2
Each town will be entitled to one delegate for every
sty votes polled at the last presidential election, and
ope delegatefo every fraction over tW enty-hye.
The committee recommends that the Republicans OF
be above named towns meet at their usual place OF
holding their primary meetings on Saturday, the 18th
dsy of October next, ut o'clock m for the purpose
Of eecting delegates to attend said convention.
n IL. VIRGIN,
s. LIGHTCAP, District Committee.
WIN. BRANDON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
Assembly District Convention.

Notice is hereby gi7en that the Fifth Assembly Dis
tit Convention Of the towns of Cassvilie, Beetown
Glen Haven, Tafton, Little Grant, Patch Grove and
Eyausings win be held at Tafton Wednesday, the
"a day Of October, at 10 o'clock p NJ for the purpose
district 10 the next Legislature Primary meetings are
70 be held in the different towns the preceding Sat
ar5ay being the 10th day of October, at O'Clock P
H. for the purpose of eleciing delegates to the 9th
Cooyenon on basis of one delegate to each 40 votes
osd at the spring election of 1861, and delegate
br each fraction over 20.
j. w. BRONSON,
Chairman District COMMITTEES
Dated Patch Grove, Sspt 80, 1861.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
IlsTATE oF JAMEs MAYNE, decd.

g nnty Court, Grant County, Wisconsin. IN Probate.
October term 1861. In the matter Of the last viii
aud Testament Of James Mayne, deceased. Present,
YIN MaGonigs, Judge.
on reading and hliBe an instrument in writing, pur
nartis,g 10 be the last will and testament q James
Mavne late Of the town of 5eetown, County OF eyat
and state of Wisconsin, deceased, wherein Is =.
rde that i, oof Of said instrument be hearl hstofe
Mo judge oil this court 80 the court house, IN ancas
ter ID said county, on Tuesday the 18th day Of Noye
her ID tSsl at one o'clock in the afternoon OF sad
day ordered further that notice thereof be given 70
MI interested therein by publishing ths Greer
Tor ihce 49, successive weeks previous 10 sia H o.
heetnr in the Grant County Herald, weekly neWspa-
Terqrn1ed and Published at Lancaster IN sara county
Dasea October Q, 1861. WM. McGONIpALs
1888 County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
ESTATE OF ZACEUS PIERCE, decd

County Court. Grant County, Wisconsin, in Probate.
October Term, 1861. Present Nm. Mcsoniga
Judge In the matter Of the nuncupati,e viii of
Ztceus Perez deceased
On reading and filing the application Of Hiram Lane,
repesentin the death Of said Iaceus Perez late Of the
towa Of Liberty County of Grant, and State Of Wiseon-
sin having bis nuneupative will, thereupon It -
o. derea that proof OF SAID nuncapaive will be heard
before Judge OF this court at the court house, ia
Ianeas err in said county, Mondas the 18th day Of
November, A. ID. 1861, at O'Clock In the afternoon
Of sud day Ordered furher that notice thereofbe Civ
en- 10 ali persons interested therein by publishing this
order for aree (3) successive weeks previous said
day ofheafing in the Grant County Herald. weekly
printed ana published at Lancaster, in said
Grant Count .-Dated October Sth, 1861
lsw3 WM.-MrtSO Meal, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
1o.eobeI 4 ssembIy District Convention.

rho Republicans of the Fourth Assembly District
aosed of the towns of Boscobel, Fennimore, Musco-
CO.. RgIne River Hickory Grove, Marion and Waters
., are requested TO hold delegate convention at
psobel on Saturday, the 26th October, at o'clock
pSysrnoon to nominate a candidate for Assembly.
VA a basis Of such convention, the friends in each
a. are requested TO meet in mass at their usual
tssss OF hoeing town meetings, TuesdaT the 22nd
Rst At o'clock p. m. and elect delegate for
~ dfty votes polled at the election Of 1860, and one
Siecsle for each fraction over twenty-five
II. a. ". McMAIR, J
q. BLANCHARD, District Com.
GEORGE COLE,
o.. II 1851
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
100000 ACRE TRACT.
A UCTION SALE
AT BEETowN, WISCONSIN,
On saturday. Sept. IS. 1851.

On Saturday, Sept. 49,, 1SO1.
Public notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
gnee of W. Otto Schniid will expose to sale at publ,
auction to the highest aud best builder for cash, AT t
residence of Mr.. VIM Mccoy, one mile below Bectown
on SATURDAY, the 2Sth day of September, A. ID. lool
nj 10 o'clock a. M unless disposed OF AT priga
SALE the following real estate and personal property,
ASST By said assgnor 10 me for the benefit y ms
The sRa q the Sc q ofsec 5, T ana Il 4 West in
Grant Co., Wis.
The e u OF Sc i ana NV Y ofthe Sc ~
NE u OF SW "a and 5 "a Of the sly "a Of Sec 20,
4 4and Il in Gran! Co Wis.
E y Of NV Il ana NV q OF NV y ofSec 80
and X 4 ia Grant Co. Wis.
NV 4 Of Sec 81 I 4 and X in Grant Co, Wis,
Lots 90 ia No. 1l6, 1885, in the village Of Beetown
Lots and in Block III in the village OF Cassvie.
Lot ia Block AZ .
ONE sMELrlNG FURNACE AT cASSVILLE.
part Of ST. u of NV 4 Of Sec 10, 4, r 4, in Gran
Co.. Wis. "a acres of and in the County OF Clay tor
and State of Iowa
Also two pairs Mules three pairs of Horses, thfe
or more Double Wagons, harnesses, Sleighs Minera
Scales Cord Wood and all her property assigned
10 me by said assisnor--Dated Augu9t II, 1851.
12w4 NELSON DEWEY, Assignee
The above sale postponed until the 18th day Of De-
tobcr 1861 at the sans time IF day and place.
NELSON DEWEY, Assignee
Dated Sept 10, 1851,
The above sale is again postponed until Monday the
2Sth day October 1851 az the same time 81 day ano
pace-Datvd October Sih. 1861.
NELSON DEWEY, Assignee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-16
SUMMONS. WHIrE.

s-ate Of Wisconsin, County Of Grsnt-ss. Circuit
Court, in aad said Grant County. Special term,
lgust, A. d. 1861. Summons for relief Barney
hiie Plaintiff, against Harriet Elizabeth White,
Defendant.
The of Wisconsin to the above named defendant
Harriet Elizabeth Whites You hereby summoned
and required to the complantin this action which
was duly hed in the office OF the Clerk Of the Circuit
court for said Grant county, at Lancaster, in said
ty, the 9Th day Of August A, y, 1851, and to serve
copy of your answer 10 the laid complaint, the
-fbev at ny Office in the town Of Cassye, in said
county, within twenty days after the service hereof
usve Of day of such service, and if you fail
swer the said conn ant within The time aforesaid
hereby required, tie Plaintiff will apply to the court
fer the relief emanded in the congratulated this
9Th day of August, "A. d. 1861.
W. 2. DEWEY, Plaintiffs Atty
1Sw6 GassYilie, Wis.