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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
To Town Boards County al TO Soldiers Families.

MR Gown by request of the Board
Of Supervisors | furnish copies Of Resolu-
tons, passed by said Board, at their late
annual session, and al their special session
ia August last; for the purpose Of pub'ica-
ton ia the Herald:
]. w. Angel. Clerk Of Board.
1st. Resolution of Annual Re
solped, That the Chairmen, Of the Sever
Al Town Boards Of Supervisors, in the
County Of Grant, be requested to furnish
the County Supervisors of their district, on
or before the 1st day Of January 1868 a
list Of all families 3. Volunteers needing
aid and assistance in their Towns; the
names and nu,Aber o. each family togeth-
er with such other facts as viii ena bic the
County Board to make just and equita-
Die distribution Of the relief funds voted to
be raised by the Board at its special SEES
sion held Augspth 1862"
I'd. At Special Session, Aug. 9th 1862
-ResoIved, that the Board Of Supervisors
will levy. at the Nov. session next, tax
not to exceed and mills on the dollar,
(lDakirg about $4,000 on all the taxable
property in Grant County, to be applied to
assist in the support Of The families Of the
families Of men who have or may volun-
teer; and who have left no male member of
their family at home over the age Of J 8
years, and whose families needhslfef Gssist-
ance; an also to assist such families that
have been deprived oftheir head, husband
or fafher) and have their son or Sons, up
on whom they depend for support, in the
said service Of their country, and who have
no male member at home or out Of the
service above the age Of is years; and in
no case 70 exceed the sam Of five dollars
per month to any one family.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
Remains Of Mr.. George HoIlsssy.

Mn. CovER: On Friday last solemn
funeral occurred il our town. The remains
Of our esteemed friend, GEORGE HOMO
way, who fell at the late battle Of Bull
Run, his body pierced with five balls, arrig-
ed in care OF the brother Of The deceased,
Mr.. John Holloway. Tie body had been
buried two months by the side Of that Of
bis comrade, Mr.. r. s. Stephenson, color
bearer-bolh hurried on the battle field,
by bis brothet William and fellow soldiers.
He belonged toaCompany G. FL Wisconsin
Regiment, IN the Iron Brigade, and was
one of the first to offer his youthful life a
sacrifice for his country. From the first
battle at Bull Run to the second and last
he fought brayely, receiving not wound
ill the i'll fated day Of bis time.
The remains were placed in metallic
case and brought home for burial, for the
satisfaction Of bereayed mother and friends,
the father being absent with two younger
brothers in service in distant field.
On the arrival, the citizens called meet
ing at the Alex. Hall to arrange for the
interment. Eight young men, devoted
friends of deceased, were selected as pail
bearers and to have charge Of the coffin.
A two horse carriage was provided, and
the proper orders provided for a funerrl
march, in file. The remains were then
carried to the church, where discourse
was expected from Rev. NJ. Thearle who
failed to be pretent Rev. Mr.. Mayne then
offered solemn prayer and was followed
BY j. Rockefeller Esq. with remarks appro-
pirate tothe occasion. The friends and eiti-
zens then followed the remains TO their rest
ing place. b.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
MA z RED


SlMON-BETF5-fn Elienboro, Nov 10 N, ~
Cannon Esq, Mr. John Smens to Miss Inri,SS,' y
Betts--ali o. Ellenboro'. II.
wATR1NS-HALL--Ih Boscobei. Nov. o \,
Rev. Frederick Heinz Mr.. Stephen Watkins ~ M hev.
bscca Hail. all OF BoseObe. ass re
CHANDD Err ARD--Ip Hazel Green. Nov N
VIM. Hedgson Esq Mr. Francis Chandler ~ "
Green % Miss Susan Ward Of Shelter. 'iAlel
PATTERsoN LMORE-In Hazel Green. "
By Rev d y Mathfr, Mr David p. Patterson and W
Judith ). Gilmore, both Of Smoker. As
LANTERMAN--HAN ES--Tn Haz i Green. Nae,
y, By Rev. Aather, Dir. Abraham ianterroan ma er
eliza Jane Hanes, both Of Hazel Grsen. Miss
~ LII IsIon Nov 49, /,
Miss Emilia Ann Prdeaux Of Little Grant INV %
COOK-TINDEI.-In Glen Haven, Nov Q. hv g..
Burroughs, Esq, Mr. John o. Cook, to Miss Ietalgss
Tindei, all Of Glen Haven. ~aa
JAMESON-> JAMEsoN-In Glen Haven, by Ca.
Burroughs, Esq, Mr. Joseph l.. jameson to Mis- Tge
a. jameson all Of BSetewn. @y
Y@Names of last two dascalt to read; prista,s =.
responsible. wv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
or SHEPARD.

County Court Grant County, Wisconsin. IN PROBATE
November Term, 1862. Present Vim McGonigaL JUICE
Ia the matter Of the estate Of Thomas Shepard, decd
On reading and fling the petition of Agnes Shepard
representing TO sd that Thomas SHEPARD lately
died intesaie leagng goods, chattes and estate within
said Grant County. and that size Is The LAWFUL widow Of
said deceased and praying that administration thereof
he granted to Richard traw and B. Penn, Of Platte
vile In said county.
ThereupGn &c Is ordered that the matter Of said petit
ton be heard before the Judge OF this court at the
Courthouse in Lancaster in said county, Wednesday
the 18th day OF December, A. D. 1892 at one O'Clock IN
the afternoon Of said day Ordered further that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested in said estate
by publishing this order for three 90 weeks successful
AZ prior 10 said day Of hearing ia the Grant County
Herald weekly newspaper published at Lancaster in
said county.-Dated November oath, 1862. 243w
WV. McGONIGAI. County Jadge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
Newberne. N. c.. Nov. Ia

heWD1fne, IN. ~, NOV. n.
The recent expedition under Mai. Gen.
Foster, left Washington, N. G., on the I'd
instant, about 5000 strong, to make re-
eonnoisance In force towards Weldon, and
with the purpose of taking the towns Of
Williamson and Hamilton. and destroy
ing the strong and extensive rebel foftitiea-
tons in that vicinity, and also to intercept
the reported. construction Of iron clad yes
sells at these points on the Roanoke river.
The rebels, some 1900 strong, made a
stand al Little Creek, whence they were
repulsed with slight loss. The expedi
ton pushed on overland to WILLIAMSON
and Hamilton, which they found strongly
fortified.
The entrenchrsents, some miles in
length were taken and destroyed. The
rebel force was successfully flnked, but
escaped being baggea by hasty figh :.
The iron clads were destroyed. Our total
loss was 6 killed and SO wounded.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Inquirer is now under
arrest for furnishing that paper with per-
mature and exaggerated accounts Of the
expedited.
The enlistment Of North Carolina Vol
linteers progresses satisfactorily. Two ad-
diiioral companies have been raised on
Cape Hatteras banks.
An intelligent gentleman from Murfres-
bnro, N. G., says that it is currently re-
ported that jeff Davis is debating the pro-
prietY Of an abandonment Of the Confeder-
ate jurisdiction over North Carolina.
A Serious difference exists between him
and Gov. Vance. Davis has unerTingly
called North Carolina dead weight tc .he
Confederacy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
sg Richland county elects the sn,Ir
]. G. scorr.

EF Richland county elects the entire
republican ticket by one to two hundred
majority on the home vote. The soldier
vote viii atd some 200 TO 800 to this
majority. Iowa county went democratic
by 500, but the soldier vote is expected TO
elect part of the union ticket, Vivian,
rep, is elected to the Assembly. Lafiy-
cite county goes democratic by about 700
majority though elects Pullen, rep, TO the
Assembly, and Crawford the same by $50
on the home vote.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
E %


CASE-Died in Hospital al Washington Iately 49,
s, wssopSn Teinnfaas Company
sided before ensting at ut Hope in this connie =
volunteered the 14th Of April last. no
LANDER--Died, Oct 2sth, at Keokuk. Iowa n.
pta after lingering illness, Mr. Isaac Lander Of l3pn
ker Hill in this county, aged about 10 years His tt
or and sister, learning Of his Sickness went to his %
but ere they reached tho Hospital his spirit had eS
MINER Died, Little Grant, NOV. 9th Of wboo,,..
cough, Paul John. infant Of james AMI Caroipa "
Miner, aged three months aud 10 days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
ShcRIFF'S SALE-JOST.

State of Wisconsin, County ofGrantss Circuit cou,
Of Grant County, Wis. Valentine Weber, Plaintiff
against Adam Jost, Defendant.
BY virtue Of writ execution ssaed outoi the above
named Court in favor Of the above named Plaintiff and
against tile above named Defendant, to directed
and delivered, for want Of goods and ehattel Of
The Defendant wherein to levy, have by the direc,
ton of the Plaintiff levied upon all the right, title
and interest which the said Defendant had the 18th
day Of October, 1862 has since acquired 10 and
to the following described real estate, to-wlt:
lot number eleven (ll) in block number wenty-seV.
e. cd in the village Of Cassvlile, Grant County, 6s
consin as appears the recorded map aud plat Of
said village which said land or lot will the 9th
day of December A. d 1862, at the hour Of II O'Clock
in the forenoon of said day offer for sale and win sell
the highest and best bidder for cash in hand at the
outer door Of the court house in the village OF LGuet
ter, Grant County, wis Said saleN be made to SAL.
isy the judgment in this amounting TO the sam u
Gfty-sx dollars DAMAGES with costs and interest and
costs aecruing -Dated SheriIs Office, Lancaster No.
genlbsr 20 A. d.. 1852 T. r.. CliESEBRO,
246w Under sheriff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
New Advertisements.
SEfERIFF sALE-BONHAM e u

State Of Wisconsin. county of Grant ssCireuit eo.
OF Grant county, Wisconsin. judgment Of forrest
ure and order of sale Edward Warrington pisi
tiif, against John J. BOnbam and Mary n Bonbsr
his wife, and - Crouch, whose Christian pa,ns 4,
to Plaintiff unknown Defendants.
BY virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and order q,
sale rendered and made la the above named court n ~
above entitled cause, bearing date the Oh dsv ~
March, 1852 and by direction Of the Plaintiffs Attorpv
will oer for sale and viii sell at public auction % r.
highest bidder fol cash in hand, AT the outer door
the court house, in the village Of Lancaster Crani
county, Wisconsin, the 2Sth day Of February
D. 1863 the hour of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of d
day. ali Of the following described real estate to w
Tie east half "a Of thesnorth-east quarter 90 Of
Section No. twelve (l2l ia Township No. three "a,
north Of range flour % west, in Grant Co. Wis
Said sale will be rcade to satisfy the Judgment in b,
action amounting to the Of eight hundred and sis
give and 45-I00ths dollars damages and tliry.two
and o. 00ths dollars COSTS together with costs aud il
terest and costs aceruing.-Dated SbeuRs Office Ian
caster, November p, A. d., 1862. 24l3w
BARRIER & LOWRY, 4. r. CHESEBR0,
PITS Attys. Under Sheriff, Grant Co. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25

DEsTITurz FAM1IEs.-The resolution
Of the County Board, calling upon Town
Boards to report by the lst Of january
'63. the names Of all familie3 Of soldiers in
their respective Towns in need Of County
aid, demands immediate attehtion-not
only ofTown Supervisors but Of all good
men and women. The State aid for such
families is withheld for the present--just
ut the time of greatest need. The prom
Used aid Of individuals and war meetings,
though pledged in good earnest at first, is
unavailable, just As expected. The only
reliable source lefl is the County fund,
which may be applied about the first of
January provided destitute families ARE
duly reported. See resolution of County
Board.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25

ORDER oFGEN BUrLgR-Noy. 1st, Gen.
Butler, Of New Orleans, issued the follow
ing order:
!. No person will be arrested as slave
BY any policeman or person, and put in con
fnement for safe keeping, unless the per-
son is owned BY a loyal citizen Of the Unit
ed States.
II. The Inspector and Superintendent
Of prisons is authorized TO discharge from
confinement all slaves not known to be the
property Of loyal citizens"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
The Treatker1 Fereseen.

The late Thomas I'll Benton was one Of
the few men who early foresaN aud predie-
ted the Disunion movement which has cul-
minated in a great rebellion against the
government In letter to John NJ. Clay
ton, written July q, 1855, Col. Benton
said:
Believe me, the feeling for disuilion is
becoming current in the slave States, and
almost unanimous in some Of them, and a
letter ike yours would do good in stayingit-
The slavery question is cover for the real
motives, which are, with politicians, ambi-
ton with the masses a belief that theUnion
works to the disadvantage Of the South,
and that they will do better separated.
II is upon this feeling that the nullifiers
work and mask their designs with the
designs Of slavery, and are making great
progress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25

ONE MORE ELEorED.-The returns of the
vote Of Co A. Of the SD regiment, mail
ed at Racine several days ago, but since, it
would appear, having gone on pilgrimage
in the mails, come to-day. They show 20
for Rountrce for the Assembly, and with
the returns previously received Of so major
ity in the 18th regiment, 4 in the 10th, 2
in the Sd, and one in the 30th, are sufficient
to give him 2 majority OYER Harms, which
other returns and scattering votes will con-
siderabIy increase Madison Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25

CASH MARKET G sh will be paid at
British Hollow by Gro. WALKER, for old
iron, copper, rags, cattle, hogs, butter, hides
&c. George adyertises that he will buy
trade Of all kinds, in exchange for cash or
merchandise. He carries on blacksmith
ing, butchering ard merchandising and is
a useful business man-deserving of pat
ronaoc and support.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25

CAPT PALMER's CoMPANY.-A letter
from Sergt. RoBERr Roach of Capt.
Pamer's Company, dated Bowling Green,
Nov. 9th, says that Company F, is small
at present, but the little band is in good
spirits and in high hopes for better turn
Of events uudes the new arrangements.
Sergt. RoAcH's letter contained SO for
postage on copies Of the Herald, sent that
eompany-the amount made up by con-
tributions among the officers and men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25

UNREDEEMED LIsr.-The list Of lands
anredeemed from the sales for taxes in
1860, appears in our paper this week, and
for some time win limit the reading breadth
Of ar paper. Lttevery tax payer in he
county compare bis Tx receipts Of that
year and the close Of the previous year,
with this list, and if cay Of his lands are
adver'is enormously, the receipts should
be taken to tho county clerk to authorize
corrections. Lands are often finally for
feited By neglect to compare receipts with
adytitised lists.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25

The publishers Of all the Chicago dailg
papers held meeting last night to consid-
or the great increase in the price Of white
paper and other news of enhanced cost Of
publication. They resolved in self protec-
ton to advance the price Of their daihes two
dollars their trweekliesS1 and their week
lies 50 cents. They viii charge hereafter
SO year or twenty cents per week for
dailies and for weekiies 81 for single
subcribers, aud $3.50 for lowest club
rates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25

CoagiSxNTALs.-It is with the great
est Of pleasure we hail the coming Of the
well known and deseFvsdly famous troupe
Of vocaiists "Tae Coatineatals." Let all
who love good music attend the concert
Wednesday evening the Goth inst The
Coniinent,ls are knosca to be all that they
are OF can BE represented in the matter Of
excellence; therefore, let no person or per
sons hesitate on the ground Of 'year Of
ham5ag." but give them 4 full house and
al appreciatiye audience.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25

RouSTRGE.-We consider Major Roun-
trees election to the Assembly from The
First district of this county as certainty,
the soldier vote counting largely in bis IA
vor in every company containing men
from chat district. So far as the soldier
vote has been heard from, be stands sew
eral ahead Of Mr.. Harms. bis opponent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
Vote Of Co. 3. 25lh Regiment

PaynesyiIle. Nov. 25th.
Nh. CoywR:-The following is the re-
suit of an election yesterday:
Cobb 80, Simpson G.
Assens5iy- Rountree 26. Horton 90,
Chapman 2, Barber 8, Field 4, Glenn l.
Goodenopgh 80, Darcy 2.
Moore 26, Houghtaling &c. O,S,Joaes 4.
Mears 81, Cox 5.
Blanding 81, Whitaker 4.
elise AS, Green s.
Mills SO, Dewey 2.
I. G. ScoTT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
HEADQUARTERS
LTUET. Coz. NAsMIrH's CONN AND.
aauk Center. MINI. Nov. Ilth. 1862


To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Grant County, W7s:.
Notice is hereby given. that enc John
Kill, member of Company G, 25th Reg
iment Wisconsin Volunteers, did, on the
25th day of October, 1862, desert from
the service of the United States at Fort
Smelling, Minnesota.
Now, therefore, if the said John Kill
is to be found in your County, you will
apprehend and lodge him in the Jail of
your County, or forward him to the near
est military post as deselter from the SER
vice Of the United States.
The said John Kills description is as
follows, to wit: Age 81 years, 5 feet AZ
inches hiea, fair complexion, blue eyes,
light hair, was born in Germany, a farmer
by occupation, and was enrolled into the
United States Service at Cassyille by L.
S. Mason, Recruiting Officer, for the 25th
Regt. Wis Vols, on the 18Th day of Au-
gust, A. D. 1862
a reward Of one Cent, Confederate
currency will be paid for his apprehen-
sion, and one Cent, same currency, for
his delivery at this Post.
H. D. FARQUHARsoN,
Capt Co. G, 25th Regt W. V.
CDmmandin0 Post
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25

htPoRrANT.-The StLoais Union ofthe
18th has the following: "ThcUuion Eman-
cipadopists efA1issonr viii be glad to learn
that Gov. Gamble, ia recent interview
with the President, announced bis purpose
Of Recommending theEmancipation policy.
We are also enabled to state that the Presi-
dent regards the event Of the late election
in Missouri as the great political feature Of
the times, and as more than a compensa-
ton for the adverse results elsewhere.
He felt the deepest interest in the
contest here, and openly avows his joy
and pride at the issue. Cur information, g
beg leave TO say, is wholly authentic, and
direct
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25

RE- Capt. j. B. CALLS Of the 7th Wis
consin has arrived in town OH brief visit
10 his family; also, Serg't q. W. CowEN
Of ElIenboro' and Sergeant Jud. H. Hot
COMB Of Platteyille, the latter of Capt.
Bushnelrs company, passed through town
on Sunday on short visit to their families
and friends. All appear in good health,
but are not very we'll satisfied with McClel-
lan's removal, though all possessing full con
fidence in Gen. Burnside.
Capt CALLS is visiting the State for the
purpose Of inducing the drafted men Of the
several draft counties to valunteer and 60
into the old regiments, and thereby receive
the pay, ounty, &C., Of other volunteers.
He left the army on the 10th inst, and
reports all that are left of the regiment as
being in excellent heath. He left his con-
pany in charge Of Lieut.. Henry F. Young
who, by bis efficiency of command at the
battle Of Antietam has proven himself wor-
tiny Of the trust. Capt. Calls. will remain
but few days. He looks well, consider
ing the fatigues of the hard service he has
been through; but appears in excellent
spirits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
ST. Louis, Nov. "a.

St. Louis, Nov. "a.
Information is received by the Demo
crat that the rebels are now busy fortifying
Port Hudson, La. 159 miles above New
Orleans. The same engineer who laid out
the works at Vicksburg, has just compile
ted plan of fortifcations at Port Hud-
son. Ten or twelve guns are now in po-
sition, and in two weeks from the present
time Port Hudson VIII be as strong as
Yieksburg. and prove a serious bar to the
ascent of Farfagut's fleet.
The rebels are now running steamboats,
from Port Hadson to Lake Providence, a
distance OF more than three hundred miles.
They are also running boats on Red River,
bringing in immense supplies Of cattle from
Texas, and large quantities Of salt from new
salt works oa Red River, fly miles above
its mouth. One object Of certifying Port
Hudson IS to prevent the Federal forces
from reaching these salt works.
Gen. Sehofeld and staff arrived here
last night. The Generals health, though
no fully restored, is rapidly improving.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
Any Klad Of cd crease !

win pay fixed cash prices FOR OF Iron, Copper and
Cotton Rags.
N. B.-I propose to pay for the above In Cash
Those in want Of good goods at low prices in need OF
any kind of blacksmith Work. having any beef cate
hogs to dispose Of would refer to my advertisements
in other columns of this paper GEO. WALKER
p. S.-parties hoi ling my checks win confer favor
by presenting sending them in soon as possible
for payment they intended only for my oHn es
peciat acco mDodaton in making change. G, w.
British Hollow. Wis. NnXemher %. l502. A.u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
Expedition 10 Open The Mississippi.

The above expedition IS being got up on
a gigantic scale-Columbus being the point
Of rendezvous at the North. Gen. McCler
nand has command of the Northwestern
regiments Of whici the land forces Of the
expedition is to be composed. 1t viii en-
brace ten regiments from Indiana, twelve
regiments from Illinois, four regiments
from Wisconsin, four regiments from To-
wa, two regiments from Minnesota, and
some ten thousand other troops, infantry,
cavalry and artillery from other sources.
The gunboat fleet under Com. Porter,
which co-operates With the expedition, con
sists Of the following vessels, Benton, flag
ship-Capt Gwinn-lG guns; Passport,
Capt. Phelps, Is guns; Carondelet, Capt.
Wilkes, IS guns; Cincinnati, Capt. Stem
ble, / 8 gurSs; Cairo, Capt Bryant, | guns !;
Mound CITY, Capt. Wilson, Is gnns; Leu
isyile, Capt. Mead, 8 guns; Barren DeKalb
formerly st. Louis,) Capt. Winslow, 10
guns; Essex, Capt Porter, guns; Lex
ington, Capt. Shirk, 7 guns; making to-
tai of ten gunboats and III guns.
In addition to the above boats, the Chill
Iicothe, an iron clad Of the Monitor descrip-
ton, built at Cincinnati, is already complet-
ed, carries two eleven iCch guns in her tur-
ret; and the Fort Henry and Chocktaw,
building at st. Louis, will be ready in few
DAYS. These last two are the most formid-
able Of the fleet. They are provided with
immense rams.
II is supposed that the axpeditionswill be
'readyao start by or before the 10th of De-
cenber.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
Nnshr;lln Nnr %

Seyenty-fye Of Morgan's and Forests
guerriIlas were brought in to-day. On
Thursday We captured a guerrilla provision
train, rear Gainesville, and thirty prison
ers. Bragg is at Ta!Iahoma. Brownlow
and Maynard addressed an immense crowd
last night The union war feeling is in
creasing. Military intelligence is inter-
dicted.