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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
For the Herald.


We. the undersigned volunteers Of the
Lancaster Union Guards, feel it our duty
TO offer through the medium Of the Her
aid, our sincere thanks, to the following
liberal hearted friends, and patriotic gentle
men, of Blakes Prairie, viz: w. S. Earn
hart, George Engle, r. A. Lumpkn, b.
Burton, Charles Engle, j. Burton, ]. Han
dy, Clayton Engle, S. Scott, G. Sargent,
J. G. Orr Horace Lord, Henry Lord, A.
Francis, Homer Lod and 4. Farmer, for
the handsome compliment, Of forty dollars
to be expended at our own discretion, to
satisfy our possible wants; and in offering
this small return, for SO liberal Gift, we
regret that we cannot offer more; but this
much we pledge that for your sakes we
will be true soldiers in behalf Of that coun-
try, which you SO dearly love, and, which
we value dedrer than our lives; such is all
we have to offer. And, be assured your
donations are not idly bestowed, and, far
ther, that if it il our lot to fall by the viz
famous hands Of black hearted traitors, no
blood will flow more willing, no lies will
be more freely offered than ours as a sac
rifice at the holy shrine Of or dear belov-
ed country. Farewell
WESLEY LARGENT,
BRADFoRD TRIPP,
VIM A. SMITH,
LOUIS KUNTz.
ANDREW BISHOP,
O. G. CRANDLE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Gg-Dayid Strong, a private in Capt
MeKcIs company and son Of Rev. Air.
Strong of Lancaster, has been head from
at Richmond, Va, where he is held as a
prisoner. He was wounded and taken ut
Bull Run. A letter from some Il the boys
SAYS that David was assistant in some de
partment which relieved him from duties
at the battle, but he preferred to take his
gun and fight with the rest, which he id.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

C.L. LAGRAvE & Co.-The brothers
AGRAvE, long doing creditable and
successful business under this name at Cass.
rle, announce that they have dissolved
gatnership by mutual agreement.
C.L. LaGrave, the resident partner, will
ette up the partnership business and con
dnue trade at the old stand. lis adyer-
tement will be noticed this week in anoth-
a column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
rE Soldiers on every side and hardI

fg Soldiers on every side and hardly
out Of hearing of fife and drum during the
week, we have been in a poor condition for
arranging matter for the Herald We
therefore ask to not be held responsible for
what may appear, as to order or meaning
i any original matter. Noise and confu-
don always had the effect 10 relieve us Of
he little sense and reason with which we
arc blessed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
GgT The British HOLLOW Cornet Bane

GEThe British HOLLOW Cornet Band
accompanied the boys who came from
British to enlist in Capt. Calls company
and spent most Of Sunday afternoon blow
ing, drumming and firing cannon about
town The day was inappropriate for such
exhibitions, however fine the music and
jovial the Band.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
HORSES TAKEN UP.

Taken up by the subscriber residing on lands owned
One bay about IA oid work nurse; tue other
gtey mare also quite seiyicea0ie; had bad wound
L. oil breast which getting welt; many COZ
aI marks; both animals bear MARKS OF tad usage aud
neglect oi The Ii rises cane 10 my misses and
remained troubling several as before TOOK th IN.
and / want them taken away gs nave good place
10 Ike ep tlsm 81 let The COME, prove property,
pay charges and take his property
BRKNARD MCCORMICK.
Liberty Aug. 20 1861. ll-w+
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
EQUALlzERS FOR
TEIREsHING MACHINES.

The subscriber, having tie right 70 manufacture 81
sel j. Hsrss u aes PsIens EaalHzfrs Ia tue c8Essty
IL Grant, would sag TO ali ownrrs ri Thrrvbsag Ma-
rllines thaf vail be pfepfee to furnish them =
short noiee ls4e pfesest Fifty SETS we're
s-e ia sant, the list year and the testimony q
IL experienced tafesAsrs IS
= We woul1 not Eaasa Machine Without oiia 4
frslers adg Fe4sed Il Thomas Battle, falfon, Y ~
s,oan ,i.ahi,,to John sirans, Farplay, Or ne sub
IS, her Al Fenasaore wiIl be promptly aftenaea y.
send ia yot1f ar,iefs carry giving |.ss 'e"ss1 y
nssP $50 WiLfHAM ~ HELD.
s r~.a4 x-oant Nis Jagy i. s-3sn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

RIFLE RANeERs.-Charles E. Stephens,
r, of Boscobel is commissioned to
AXE up a company of Rifle Rangers to 60
:, Missouri Service under Fremont.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

4gAlcohoI, warranted 90 per cent.
At 81 per gallon, at the Lancaster
w., Store See advertisement in another
Drug o'oi''
column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
LANCASTER MAILS.


EAsT TERN
.sterTu esdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
rsares an1Sfssftevil. and Gaena. Returns Monday,
a ~, ior - Fridav evening" Leaves LANCASTER Tor
e5nesdsy ana nd Mineral Point, Wednesdays and Sat-
gCafor0la patarns uesdags and Fridaysat q. m.
srd'ys WIS TERN
- Mondaysand Ffidaysat p m. for
fssges Lanca.i, du CHEN. Returns Tuesdays and
.aon and Pts'' N. Leaves Lancaster for eeetowD
ardsss A. 4 tuesdays and Fridays at a. M Returns
sd ca' isHs and Saturdays at IL m.
Gsdne'1'' SoRTHER
..er Mondays and THURSDAYS at a m
,ssves LanoA and Boseobel. Returns, Tuesdays and
n S5isyspi = pm rurnv
,.,,aster, Wednesdays and sa turdays at
LsAvsss .i ssp1ss at p. m on same days
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

GIVE hope the meetings ip Assem-
~ Districts to elect delegates to the State
Convention will be generally held and
l,rqely attended on the l4th of September
i such public places asm may be designated
/, members Of County Central Commit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Eg-The Supervisors Of Calumet county
have appropriated $1,000 for the benefit
of the families Of Calumet volunteers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

InUR Stock Of Dress Goods, for Spring and summer
~ wear, is the largest and most complete ever
oluught into Lancaster consisting Of The attest and
most fashionable les Of silks Chais, Lawns Berages
foplins, Biliiants, &c, &c. A. at. A. 3.
DpNNATs, Ribbons, Flowers, Sc, the latest styles
I'D just received BY A. y T. a. 4.
/ Z AUR stock Of Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons iaees, col.
~ lars, &C &c; cannot be exceed. A. x I a. b.
ATS 4 Caps, large sock--ncw st,l just receiv
Ii ed. a. q 7. a. b.
/ . EADI MADE CLOTHING for men aud boys wear,
4 Ia large lot just received by A.NI.A.B.
/ BOOTS 4 SHOES, aiarge lot Of every style 4 va
1( rlcty AZ prices lower than ever before onersaat
Ant. Alb.
I 4 splendid assortment Of Paper hangiugs, window
/ IA shaaes Sc, just received ana tor sale very low
/ ~ A.&T.A.B.
/ gSkoCKEkY, Queensware, China ware, Glass ware,
~ Nc aiarge assortment just reed At A. 4 I, y.
ARDwARE Of all kinds reduced prices, just re-
Ii ceised by A.Sr.A.D =.
III have an extensive assortmentof Carriage Bots
wv an sizes, which will sell less than the usual
wholesale p.'ess .. Il q. 7.
! KocERlEs Of AL kipds-mach lower iL,a usual
~ &c a. !. Z. z.
spenpid article Of sugar at cents per pound,
= - :. : :. :. :.
n exna quallty Of Uouse-six pounds Tor dollar
n At a. 4 4. A. u.
Hush, fresh lotof White fish, H. Trout and Mack
E erai just received by a. x 4 a. r.
- alta large lot coarse aud hne jast received ID
y sale by the sacs BARREL cheap. A. y 4. A. -.
LIS, Glass, Paints, Oils, &e. Tor sale very cheap
~ " d. Il A. ?.
ara gilN 1 a..a Fish Oils Winter strained whale oil
Nj ;urniDg iaid &c f9r sale " A. N y. a. y.
ssHE pure Kerosene oil. also splendid variety Of
il amps fc burning the same Just jest received b
AK 4. a x,
At ii Dowas Vegetables BalsAnic EitAlf-tue gent
n. N.rthefu REMEDY for Coughs, Colds aud coasuinp
s'O. sos safe By a. & I. 4. I.
w have few sett fsple ndid harness Easterulnan
wv ufaetafe, Tor sale low ~ A,&k A. z.
4 sP-ENnID three-pis carpeting-aDv ceiors and
~ bsautilal patiei a oa5 50 cts per yard, ~
A. = I. a. BURR.
! GgIcULrURAi T00ls-the largest lot ever
III brought this section and sed much lower tssp
eser. by 40 r a. D.
0t0STARs. RAT ExTERllIN ATOR = warranted sure
~ death = mite, sold b 4. 3 r 4 2.
SsLEEp III pEACE-Datcher4 Dead SHOT tof SEED
- Bues-a sure thing, sold 81 A a. 2.
SfLEEPEgs llGIigNING FLY KlLl.aR-the great
est discovery Of tho age perfectly LrnieSs % every
tAsAg except AYs aad insects, sofa oy A. 4 +. p.
r + you want 70 buy your Goods lower Than ever, 81
10 a. 4. A. BURNS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

re- One or two Racine boys whose
deaths at Manassas were reported, and
whose funeral sermons were preached at
Racine, are reported alive in tn hands of
the enemy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
I III. RICHMOND,
has instrecciyed
A New Stock Ct Stationery,

eonsslsnv 81 Writing Pa9af. Can. Letter. Note Laaie
Letter ad Billet States Pencils Toy Books. Envelopes
Y3,ar IT aierii cards EisitBg Cards. Pe,fne,w Nia
rsek 500 Pagson system 81 Book Keeping, vcb
stsrs Dictionary school edition, etc, ete-
fsy~ esatch and eieek RepAiring aopr a. usual
l. a. RICHMOND.
lancaster Feb 7tf, 1860, att
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28

Eg E. A. Calkins, formerly editor Of
the Madison Arg,ts, is a member of Col.
Daniels cavalry company.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
CHERIFF sALE-DESNIs W. .. Dun

WELL, ct al.
state 81 .sconsin, County Of Grant--ss Circuit
Uourt CT ulstat goants, Wl30asia aiarY A nm Il0n-
ton and lienrJ ratey, siil atoss OF tue estate OF
Lawrence Thornton, deceased Plaintiff, against DeA-
uis ", &. Danwvil, Mary Danwea, Jonn IS. Warden
and Vim G. Ward n, partners unaef the line, style
and fria ii J Il Warden ana son, Deicnaants Juag-
M III oi Foreclosure anu sale.
t virtue of JUDI ineut Of foreclosure and lie issued
ont ct tie ab,S named in lasor Of lie above
named Piainsifs and against above named Dvteu
,,ats bearing date she oih day - August, A. p 1871
AMI 81 the direction 81 the PMLtfs AttprneN sna,
Oh the 3Uth dsy Of November "A D. 1851, at The hour
Of ten clock 10 he u said daS At ms outer
door ct he House in the village 81 Lancaster IN
Grant ounty Wisconsin, Offer for sale an viii sell 70
the highest BEST bidder Al 9uoe auction Yer casn
10 Dapd the following real IS ate, 70 vat: me SCUM
east quarter Of Section No. Two 21 m township No.
ave (5l, north OF Range Ne tive 90 west IA ofa.t
County, Wisconsin, containing one hundred ana sixty
acres be the same more or less.
Said premises orAeTed sold n satisfaction q the
Judgment ia tlsis sAeluug 20 Tie san 81 tNent-
nyt huadfel aud ntnetssS aad Ss-io0ihs ts2g9o.Ss)
damages thifte-fJur aIS I'D UOt lis dollars (S3tSol Az
.l.t to the Piantn for esss and charges IN tAls
43on together with interest pud uinsi ted
sshtfilt's d me- Lancaster August 10 a. - 2SOl.
j. i Mu0hE, Sheriff,
RAgprR a Lowry. Grant County, Wis.
flaiatltFs ATTORNEYS 1-@iS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS!
COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY LANDS
Madison, July 10th, 1851.
STATE or WISCONSIN,

M
o fng scribe s G tCntyh " bel ted
Thea ldayof December,
m f d
h be
The time ut 10 the frs day January D. tie ax
d Taxes gmttAe and nfc
+ p o q nm ne , 10
er
Iap
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
Capt, Nasrnith'= Company.

The following is list Of the names,
place Of residence, and place Of nativity Of
Capt $. NAsMrn's Company Of yolun-
tees. We COPY from the Witness:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

since the month of April sorrel pony mare IA years
Ola, wi h heavy ana long wnlte name white tail,
waite face some white fvet. She is supposed to
OF b tlale III iof another morse.
s'lAl give far reward to any one WAC VIII Jet me
know WhereaUcuts eturn Der on ftln near
iaileti's mil aad Mr. WIN earns farm on The Aieaom :
rse, mites tom Duhieb Address, Y. h0IDoHF,
Dualeith, Illinois. ll-@@s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
Boscobel, May ., 1861.
STRAY FILLEY.

BfDae into The Enclosures # and taken up by t-s
subscriber. residing lanas owned b hsA II t.,s
town If ancasief, tlee laCs Eortliwe q ne VI
age on tie 4th OF AAgust, lsei- one tay mare cet
s5ss,t sFes Ys-.~~ d .taT IN forehead. some white
Isiss ahe osner can have the saIns
81 proving prem cris and paS lng sasi gfs.
Is tar.hc IA and oua Bind f,7t white above tiis ia
WAS found east ;se brsac.s ana has since died. Th
= ~ B. E. QUINCY.
Lancaster August -, 1874.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
salurday, septsml |. ., Afternoon.
HORSES STRAYED.

stayed from tn subscriber living at Wngville, about
the 9th of August, ssitl of h0rses-9ne nne uara
Jay mare the isfeieAd, wita one wllte foot.
III e otAei night bay horse WitA stas ia forehead
c.1n bu by wlite spot the light shoud.r,
caused y, collar Both nieaiuu about old,
wtakel Ou little Aux returning them or in-
i3ming where they may i5and wia De paid tor
their trouble. w. U. THOMAS.
Ningvine August 20, 1861. LIFT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
CAMP MEETING on WAsHBuHN CIRcUIr.

PLATrEyiLLG DlsTAlCr -Dy pelnIission of Providence
amp -aieeting viii be held her sanI'l Bar
Strs iand in the town IF Lima, mites of Wash
GUN, com Frdly Ssptem -. Let the
friends II jesus, preachers aud people rally
unde tAe ola Standard. Tome win our aFmor OH and
nov in your camps, aAd tor he Lord
Al ntehsteleg ricti3 forbidden. W. WILCOX.
Linden, MS Aug u. b. DURSBADE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
AMERICAN IIARvnsrnR.
The attention Of the OF Grant County Is cal
led to the
Celebrated Reaper and Mower Combined

manufactured by VIM. a. Kirby, Buffalo, New York,
ard for the FIRST now introduced into this county.
This Celebrated Machine which fully combines all
tie modern mprov nents Of the different machines ia
use was patented for The brst time in 1856 an N hat
year seven machines manufactured and sent INFO
different port, OF the State; these in every
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
Gave Entire Satisfaction,

and at once created such demand for them that II
impossible 10 fill the orders, aud this demand conn
ued to increase until now there four large manu-
tories in different sections supplying this demand ye1
with all they could do in 1860, having manufactured
ana sold over 1000 machines, they could n furnish
AL that were called for It's simplicity of construction
other machines, and its adaptness to work on rough
ahd ureyen ground By its independent action between
the finger bar and the diving wheel will recommend i
espec ally to such have ground That il at all rough
and uneven, they ac Independently of each other
and play up and down to accommodate itself 70 an
uneven ground without the liability Of breakage, aid
cutting the desired he'll hit at the same time.
We have only TO s,y that simplicity q constructions
strength and durability attained IN the degree By
the Ingenious and simple combination Of all its parts
To those who want machine both for reapip1
and moving your interest Will require sou not to r
sample at Patch Greve aud will be 10 other pa u OF
The cauuty soon. Ali 0rdes for machines any lnior-
nation desired respecting thsr,s an be furnisneo by
n A. Wright Agent, Prairie du Jnien T. NJ. Wright,
Travelling AGENT Grant County Wis jl,w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
ltAMp MEETING.

y ~ f,sri,a ,ernsissen, camp meeting VII he lei'
=; 49, I,iec 6 nllles souI e..ss q Bosrobel, coin
~ AZ eofds;.s Invited to atteaa.
from oaas1 SAN F. gG0K Naister.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
! Witness further saws:

pan -, {, Y Ne believe, will be tie "craek com
~ n ~ atale. Their average height
Aer ., 80 nlnt and one-qnarter inches.
say.si.,,s.' Weight IS one bundled anu
ga9g 81 s1 - and one-ha8 pounds. No com
F'o'hese figures.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
FIRE INSURANCE d
Incorporated A. n. 1870 Charter Perpetual.

incorporated A n. lsl0-Charter Perpetnal
authorized Capital Sl,0e0,uO0
Capital paid in, aoUOOO
Surplus, over 4So,o0o
Thereputet on acquired by this COMPANY during the
last f vea. bv an h0nOfable course in the trGnsac-
ton 81 its business ana the prompt and liberal settle
of Losses together with the character OF the Sc
critirs composing lis Assets, ente the COMPANY ia
the utmost confidence OF the public, asaording reliable
Insurance against Loss Damage by Fire.
3s-taJune1 ED. d. LOWRY AGENT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-28
L. p. HARVEY
County-schooI Lands

EarrF nAR q hTl,sT1yes comssioner Of school and
JAMES H. HOWE, University Lands.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17
4 O'CLOCK, p. M.
Attack on Cairo Threatened !
FIGHT AT NEWPORT NEWS.
Three of Our Men Wounded
The Rebels then Fled!
COL. PHELPS READY
FOR THEM.


New York. June II.
The Rebels account of the battle at Great
Bethel, gives one killed, Capt. Wait Of North
Carolina, and two or three others, wounded.
The Herald says advices have reached Gen.
Scott that an attack on Cairo to morrow the
18th, by Gen. Pillow, with 10000 men, is
threatened but Gen. Prentiss felt perfectly pre-
pared to resist him.
FORTRESS MONROE, June l6,
via. Baltimore, june II. {
There was skirmish at Newport News this
morning Three companies sent out by Col.
Phel ps, to gather in some cattle belonging to
secessionists We're fred upon by company of
Rebel Light Horse, and three men were wound
ed. The Rebels escaped. The detachment ac-
compIis4ed its purpose,
The enemy is evidently landing o body of
troops at point seven miles above Newport
News on the same side of the river
Steamers come down the river daily. An at
tack from that quarter is anticipated. We are
ready for them at Newport News, and strong
battery erected by Lieut. CREDIBLE, will avenge
Great Bethel
The experiment with Sawyer's American RI
fed cannon at the Rip Raps last evening was a
brilliant success. Sewall's Point is clearly
within range of this tremendous projectile.
CINCINNATI, June I6.
A special Grafton dispatch says there is a
gradual concentration OF furces in the direction
of Phllippi. The l4th Ohio Regiment has re-
turned there from Buchanan. There is report
of fighting ut Buchanan, with considerable loss
to the Rebels, but it is not confirmed.
number ofrihed cannons have arrived from
Ohio with large amount of ammunition
There is considerable activity at Headquarters.
and towards Chief River Scouts ale ont IN
every direction, and constantly reporting.
A messenger arrived at Phillippi announces
that scouts have discovered that the rebels are
marching towards Phllippi, and an attack was
expected In the morning
Col. Kelley has greatly improved, and is sit
ting up to day.
Col. Wallace telegraphs from Cumberland
that after the fight at Romney the Rebels did
not rally, but ran l6 uni towards Winchester
80 far from his retreatlng he brought to the
camp at Cnmherland, their tents, valuable arms.
uniforms medical stores, without leaving any.
thing behind
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17
STATE CONVENTION.

A Mass Convention of the Frecmen of Yer
mont will be held at Montpelier, on Wednesday
the Goth day Of June, at II o'clock n. H., to
nominate candidates for Governor, Lieut.. Gov
crnor and Treasurer, to be supported at the en-
suing election.
All who are IN favoro supporting the &C Con
stitu,ion and the Union,' ard Of sustaining
the Federal Government in its efforts to sup
press rebellion and pat down treason, are cor
daily invited to attend.
II. HENRY BAXTER,
j. GREGORY SMITH, Republican
r. w. CLARKE. State
GEO. G. SHEPARD, Committee.
A. JUDSON ROW ELL
June LIST. 1861.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17
To Arms {!

We had the pleasure this morning of an in
terview with Lieut. Stephen F. Spaulding, OF
Ramsey's New York Brigade of Light Infantry
Some days since we published notice to the
effect that Lieut.. s. would soon be in town and
open an office for recruits. tie is now here for
that purpose, and has taken rooms ut Burnham 3
Hotel.
Two thousand men are already enlisted in this
Brigade, and in one week it is expected that
the ranks will be full. Col Ramsey is an old
and experienced officer, having served through
the Mexican war, and is one of SCOTS most
particular friends. Men enIisting under Lieut.,
Spaulding will be in active service at once. All
expenses will be paid from the day of departure
for New York, which at the farthest will not
exceed ten days.
After the Brigade is formed, one third of all
the officers will be chosen from the ranks. Lieut..
Spaulding would be happy to correspond with
the Captains of Vermont Companies who have
not succeeded in getting into the Vermont Regi-
mcnts. Come forward at once and enroll your
names. Forward march
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17
NV TEL EGRAPH
FROM OUR MORNING EDITION.
TO THE FREEMAN

Burlington. June IS
The Regimental Band. "a pieces, arrived here
to night from BENNINGTON.
New YORK. June Is.
The Government is negotiating for steamers
at Baltimore. The SecessIonists in the Mary
land House of Delegates are attempting to pass
a bill to contiscate Cadwallader's property, but
the Senate will defeat it.
New entertainments are being thrown mp at
the Northwest Of Washington, on the Virginia
side
Arrangements will be completed in day or
or two to prevent the publication of important
intelligence
An additional Regiment went over to Virgin
ia this morning
The Rebels from Harpers Ferry reaches
Strasburg this morning
BosToN, June Is.
The First Massachusetts, Regiment will leave
tonight for Washing ton.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17

FLAG RAIsING.-We learn from corresnon-
dent that beautiful National Flag, made of
silk, eighteen fee, by fourteen, was unfurled on
the premises Of Moses Poor, ESQ, in Williams
town. last Saturday. "A large number of c,ti.
zens from WIlliamstown, Mortified. Berlin
and brookfeld were present. Remarks were
made by MIR Dewey, Hon. Mr.. Poor, Capt
Marsh Mr. Maxham Mr.. Wm. Dillingham;
and MIR. Williams. We are happy to know
that Flag after Flag is still being thrown to the
winds that kiss the l-tops of Vermont.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17
III o'clo elk, Noon.

BosToN. June II.
There is reason for confident belief that Gen
Scott is fully prepared to keep the Rebel chiefs
on the back track, at least till they have evacu-
ated Virginia and Tennessee. The whole Rebel
force, except the rear guard, are said to be re-
firing toward Richmond.
Every point on the Potomac from Wiliamsport
to Aqua Creek where crossing could be Ell
fected, is guarded by Federal troops.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17
A Card.

Yesterday presented with $50, which we most
gratefully acknowledge its Object being to purchase
rrvovers for each of US, which intend to procure in
New York city 10 the donors, tender heartfelt
thanks and pledge ourselves il get the mids
of bells and traitors to the SIX fec
vey 1t was Landed to us by Mrs. c. Camp, and was
from the citizens Of Montpelier
=. V. RANDALL. Capt. Of Cap. Guards
w. A. PHILLIPS, First Ii ut.
IF +. CROSSMAN, End Lieut..
Camp Underwood, Co. F., Burlington, June Is, 1861
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-17

BY letter written from Newport News, by
ID A. Marble, to his mother in this village. we
learn that although one-half of the Vermont
Regiment was ut the battle of Great Bethel, not
one was killed and only two or three w,unded.
This may be relied on as entirely correct