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FFOH RfCHHUHD.

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia "ln
Out, 81 :" under date ii June is, writes ss fol
| lows
List M5n.isT = iiv5iJ sco;is WAS Created III
can,p By Tao appearance within the lines OF q
S3uttorn nashboj with q large huodle Of
P ch1nond pspard al that days date The
youth was attlrel in dark buo pants, sec :sh
rpst With i,IEs holl buttons, and slouchtd
hat, and had ec.ty >;.p".Tsnee Of being e-
| cil!lnlto newspaper v,udsr. Tho papers in
his uossrsaion wee mostly the Richmond
"Dsuatca." lie rastus that be loft Rob.
mund early that morning, and proceeded to
regiment Of winch his ia;ncr 's member
H. ;nen started il pursuit af another regl>
.nsIt, with the expectation OF binding bis bro
| Their. but uav."= taken tho wrong course, be
ACCIDENTALLY found himself in the rear Of our
| pck cts, sud in attempting to recross the lines
was dlacnv sred By our men, Who arrested and
convey cd him 10 General Frapkn'5 headquar-
ters. Inc youth seemed greatly sgltalrd at
| tls;, shed IesIs freely, aad expressed Inc most
tsndtr feelings Tor bis parents, especially his
mother, y o be sid ga, blind, and depended
On bis daily ssinings for support HIS father
| had hesn ufsssad into the rebel service, and,
! tko tiirus1nua Of others in tho same clrcum'
STANCES, found i! impossible to escape The
! boy was treated kindly by Cur soldiers, ana
enabled 10 dispose OF hls papers al prices
| rapeiur frn3i twenty-five 20 htty cents
| piece.
T.cs be vas not ignorant OF the vaIua OF
silver gas evident iruIu remark he made
to th, effect that fo1 cvary hall doilsr, be Could
get 10 Richmond = Confcdera:e Ons dollar noto.
| Upon being assured by our cti GERS that no
harm .Sas intenc;id him, but tn at It was neces-
ssrv T. ktsu uim uilh US, f1r while at least,
! he ecoYeTtd his ccmp1suio and taiheo qulte
freely ebnut affairs connected xith the Rebel
army. He informed VI t6st the Rebels were
hard al work constructing esrthworks and
| r,ae.rils and that thu woJus over the Chicka,
nou,ioy AID Games, Hill contsined numerous
heavy guns, vii CT Wura concealed by cover
| Ing o! sodI End brusn. Hs d~olt al lehe'a Oh
9 l.ltle which he asserted ~ have taken place,
| on The 12,h Inst, between SONS North OSroli-
ma rcgitn5nbi and regiments OF othee o.ates
ON account Of The former d=ciaring Their ihten-
lions ~ V none, Ga the GROUND that thelr
Term OF suiibtmunt had expired, snd the USE
lcssness OF further opp ,sltion u the NoF'n.-
The battle WAS a sCvsru unt, and lasted over
two hours, during which tille heaTy loss
was sustained OIL uO:l sides.
They even brought 10 oesT upon eaoa other
SOY 81 al - pcuNder iald pisces, aud exchanged
; canister snd grape SHAT 80 rapidly aud IN sucE
,nfusion. and exhibited such bitter luminosity,
that tho greatest aial NJ prevailed throughout
tins camp, LIST thst tho 6ght should becem'
general among themselves and we SEIZE the
opportunity tc accomplish our designs
Ia my letter Of the 18TH, made mention OF
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Canadian flour vas in moderate dcIcand,
~hti.. .,.ei vera f.lr, x h:2a rL,bracrd aSnul
| $50 tuis. within the abusa Esngn CT p7:res.
Southern ii1nF wss steady at our h.n!rs, Si!r
saLs ui 800 bbs. Rye fur vas STEADY al
tne lbo:u pr c=s, with Sales II l59 bills. Corn
meal was III good demand ard active 1T qupta
toni, with sales OF about LOCO bbla, lnc!u.
ding Jersey ard Rrandywlne Whpst vas
s.e.dy, ami for pE'Ino shipping qualities the
market vas lirmar. The sales were ac.vn.
and embraced about $50. U0o busLss,at 81 81
for choice white Kentucky. % for while West
EN-, Il II for prime amber NJ cn;gar, 81 l4a !
Tor rod W ssteru, Il 04a,l OF FIR go"d to cnoice
amber Iowa and Wisconsin, 9lIl OIL f37
Ghirsgn spring, md 99;sSl o. too NJ lsaukoa
club. Corn WAS lower, hut more active Ct tll
Concession, with sales oi $50 600 hu:'.eis, =;
49c.s5lc. ior old mixed. in stnre ar,a ieli-crtd
At 4S;a49;. for new do. RE =aa s;-.4y,
ritl, aalss Of $500 bushels OF S;atc ~ Is -
Barley and barley malt r &c qaie. :.:.t Dcin:-
| nal. O;'s were steady sdd :uore active. With
sales Of Canadian aud Western at 42iia44;;c.
aud ate at SO! ,45.
CcFFEE The market was steady. xn;ic
sales were light. About 200 mats va vc7e
sold al &C..
OorToN.-The market ii;ncr and oil.
Tanced from 3c.alc. per pound. G.:h sales Of
| 1000 bbls, part on sPeculaLinn, on TN. bs' is u
324c.s33c. per pound.
tsEGHTs were steady, wi'h :,iGiz7ata g.
ssse;nrnss. Liverpool aoou' l2j $50 nusifeis
OF wheat worc engaged Mt l0t L in bulk ard IT
H.. in ships bsgs., G GOO bbra. st 3s 100 tonf
pg~cod al els. 81. ia L,ndon 0QD bnIs
-four AZ 81. ID and 1900 bushol- corn Vt 9::i
To Glasgow ECO bu. heels earn 1T 1874 :,
Hamburg brig engaged II 600 bushels whoa
ior Plymouth az l. IA. Rates ~ HARE were
unchanged.
NAVAL STosts-S,rits ss:e unsettled h.it
sales Hunted. The following pr.ze sairs Glr;
ulads at Brooklyn by order u! tha piiza court
222 bills. cotrmon K s'n, cargo 1T Tue prs
schooner Napoleon, al IS per 3i0 lbs; T5(
| bbl7. and 253 casks COMMON strained, cargo
schooner ExortoH, at 9 30 q 9 624 pr $40 lbs
Provisions Pork-lha market was dr
vhla tho sales embraced 600, bbs. &: $40 50 a
$40 ST. :or mess. and at sGoS IS ior prmu
Beef mas dull and prices unchanged. B:al
uuns We're nominal at Sl5a SIC. P.rme IEesa
Was quiet Cut meals Wurs moderately active
ut former rates. Sales Of 40 packages were
msde at Bic. 81. for shoulders, ard at nc.
and sic lur haus. Bacon was st=ady, Willie
ho sa!us CT moment wore reported. Lard Tcs
fair ia demand and prices sissdy, bot ltss
| bouyant ae the close The sales embraced 600
packages at 7!c Ssc.-the latter figure lor
cho,c. Stale buttsr " - st l6:. lie Tor good
| to choice Ohio at l3c. l5c. Cheese was in.
changed.
PHILADELPHIA MiskETs-H1ygY STOCKS &C.
MONDAY, Jule %. 1862 The imports into
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FREMONT AND SHIELDS.

A gentleman just from the valley, states 'rs:
on Sunday last, fremont and Shields Wers =,
Lnrsy,in Page county, receiving reinforcement
anu ous.ly iorti;;!ng IN preparation Tor
see. j scsson's csvalry al pressed upon yer
Lies .ns, morning, which made them oele''
tat Jackson himself was about TO Iail up'-
:hom IN iull iorce Line Of baltic "as sceoIo
coroicsly iorE=d il preparation :or toe o.
tstE.
Let Fremont an6 Snialls hs patient aud ok
away. Jackson will doubtless be ups q ben
very soon
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,s25.il2

The banks il socn,s are TO; suppl irE iry
considerable portion cf tic co!1 wu'cii y Eo'nE
sbIoad; their reserve has t!I;:Tt "a ;a.Sriai
variation for SONS ~, y iast. heanS n'!s .htT
deposits aro steadily lrc:ess.rS. :nd they seen
To DO enabled 10 increase tbe'T in%Ea Inc
leading bark managers regard the E"d specu>
l.tOn IN " Ill street as q :snpa.ary ;Irr:"e.
which will subsir!s before many Hsgs r'spS".
Money 10 without. change. Call l3ans 40
worth 4 per cant, AMI nfst ci"S, inereaTt;io
pr0dr about The same. G'rsen backs GTa Sci
ling at l03S, without uucn activity.
Tns pres OF gold advanced to-day to l07,
and bankers bills on England Ia lisa -
Thu colialgGbes ut tho gold whic!. arr,gtd
yesterday per North S:ar arc hn!hsr@ 1t rack {.
The gold tuarket is IN Tact c'rnel, d, Cold
Is waited by the bears who scld it sGcTt *
lQ3 l04, and are nov c-i'1:! u::G tc- :; =
avery, u.id hkeHiSn BY .tI t9E,i-H hankeT=,
who are renting The prrcaeJs Ct AMERICAN
socks The wallis nf l!:eSa psrt,s; aTe IA; H..
r,o!i,.nt in excess Of the supply i.6ul tna ara
lie, and tina prices risss accordingly. Tnis
condition. OF aiflits !. no! likely ~ i,si l2nE -
Gold btng aiiuoit en!italy 9Th Lon
circulation all that lhs5s Is of it ~ili, a, pres,
ent prices COME into Wal! street for ss.s, a6ti
sooner or later tho supply must provo lnrg y
in excess OF the dcmanl, aud tia Premium
must 4 ,cine Holders ere not OIL ijsiGg an
eight st one per cent Week ii Interest, but
thoy are running considerable ris'. Of . sudden
turn 10 the mNkat sole iGc morning. PfG-
dent tnsn vii lose no tiuIg in fe!i"E ,6sir
gold at once and realizing tho profit scci:ed
~ them BY the present presni'h.
BREApsTUrFs.-F !onr.-Thr :1.fGt T;:s
without caars, Of moment in prices, whlio
there was far demand from the trade end Ter
export The sale, embraced about 1900
bols., closing within the f'liuwing range Ct
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70 the Editors Of tho GnQG;rer::
gentlemen: In the following Communication
you Will-fnd TRUE statement OF tho light on
wednesday, The 26th inst:
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TrrIrrss FOR TEE RICHMOND EltorIRER]
~; SIGNING LIPS AND BLEEDING
HEARTS.
Oh signing lips and bleeding hearts;
Oh. wesriag eyes snd dim,
Are there no weary souls Save you
In this dark world of SIM -,
Are there no homes where sorrow c"ei''
An ever present guest .,,.
Where each pale face oil nutsiy to''s
The story of unrest!
Where broken hearts bewail IN VAN
The loved and early lost
Whose lips ahall never smile asala
Til Deaths dark stream ia e'"as.
Arise, then, cease thy mournirl s0ng'
And cheer each aching heart,
Till AZ thou help tho struggling throas
rhy burden shall depart:
Til cleaning flowers cen from lon'ts
Ard weaving wres,hs OF JOY, ,,,,u,a
Thou reach the lsud where ever ''''"'
Pure Peace with no alloy.
MARGARET STlLLINa.
p,cuuoSp Va. juno 20sh. 1852
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FROM san FRANCISCO
TIsf-NNECO|E'
REPORTED CAprrIATIoN Of TEE FRENCH AMY =
MEXICO

REPORTED C4PITt ALTON OF TIE FRENCH AMY =
MEXICO.
S.I FHAscIsco, Juno l0-A letter r,cs:vcd
in this city from Governor Alvarez. OF .Guec-
rsa, Mexico, s:s.aa that on the 26:h ul May lie
rcc.lycd news iron The city O. Asxco that
the French army had cspituIsted.
SA; FRANCISCO Juna l9.-Arr;y:j s,csia;:
Soncrs, .i.,p Storm King. ~ ilys !,"m HrEs
kene hs,qu. P-ter Onhtoa, from G!sSg's.
S,;ied, aL.p E1msnco OF tbs S.a, Tor HOag
Kong.
AIv.cas :y".o Oregon &c tie CD ftale ;h@.
ai siectloh took place ID tne - list. b.:
tEo tickets 1clc iui., rameiy, fu.Ion vi tbs
D5uglna Democracy, called tie Union t'cktt
sni Ito Breckenridge t.ckes, "sl!en the rcsdia:
Democratic ticket.
It's .nurs Ciion ticket WAS elected o.
yearly three thousand ulaj)rlty, MAXIM.
the reiGtlvc VOC Lb0Gt luu 10 ono io7 he
Unioa. addison o. Lroos, lie Governor
ci e,.l, is IA DIusi"s DuilJ 81, WHO cu!sraAd
- Os-Sau iron. Oentrsi New York. Jot;
McB.iGc, elected tIrmUar u! Uungi cs:, Is 9
E.pubiican, iGrm,ls II MlSsGui!
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elo,rtprsa7E STATES Navy DEPARTMENT.

Tic SSu's W AhHShJ -
giria;
OoSfIprsATE STATES NAVY DEPARTMENT.
ElonMoSD, June "a. 1852
4 Naval General Court Martial is hereby
ordered 10 convene q. the Oily OF Richmond,
vs., on the 5,h day Of July, 1852 or as soon
thereafter IS practical. for the trial OF flag
Officer Josiah TAtnsll, and Of SUCH other per-
Buns as may be legally brongh before It.
The court will DO composed OF the lilo" ing
off cera, any 6Ge OF whom arc empowered 70
act, VIZ:
CAPTAIN Laurence Rosseau;
CAPTAIN Franklin Buc1anan;i
Captain SidneyS Lee;
Commander Robert G. Robb;
Commandsr Murray masoni
Commander Eben. Fsrrand;
Commander a. B. Fairfax;
Commander NJ F. Maury;
Commander George Minoi;
Lieutenant VIM. L. Msury;
Lieutenant Robert B. Pssr.n.
Aud Robert Ould Is hereby appointed the
Judso ADVOCATE
TIE above being the greatest number CT ooi'
cars that can DO convened without manifest
injury to the service.
Secretary the Navy.
Tbs Court will meet st 10 o'clock n, al the
Nav Department
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fiLi 81.

During a sS;rin;si. near Rici'mon'!, on sun>
day, General Srkies son; his Ald an" hcnns
Assistant Acju;snt General, Lieutenant Pat
mer, 10 learn The particulars. sni n return rl
once and report; but the poor l'iu" bat t''''iy
arrived in reach OF tho rnenry's gnna "i'h' lie
WAS picked ou. (no DOUBT ny sP"f's, "'"sT' as
several shots we're 4 rod st HIM. aid INSTANTLY
killed oy ball, which clitered the r'ghi eye
His arm was also shattered rad broken by =
ball Just below tho elbow joint. Ho @ai t%an.
ty-tso years Of ago, unmarried. hu. wss tae
only snn of widuSed mother lis Was ma
tiya Of Now York. III tho meantime cur r'A,
cts had rsgainsd ths;r equal nn4',:oa, 'EiS;e cd
by The Filth Nav Jv,ssy Volunteers Oar
loss il probably tiieen 81 sixteen "h'7',
wounded and Kissing. Lieutenant Ward, oi
the E,ghth New Jslses, Company 6, Wa mo:
through taa left ,e,lplv sud INSTANTLY h'lird,
and L eulenan; iIoaarls,cf ihe Eighth, woh.dsi
in tina loot.
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:sxai Court mnr,iol.

Tn, following order Of the SECRETARY Of The
Nsvy is the natural sequel to the hno'7g CT
the Cour. Of Inquiry in the casa Of the Viz
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t,e fact that several guns whoa hal osI 80.
nrevio1sy observed in the edge OF tho "p'uSs
md barring upon MccEsncsvil's, haa oeet
Withdrawn that day. Inc CIRCUMSTANCE Ito
nm, be accounted for y. the time, but lno laso
event seems to form the beilet los! toe!
tsken ont 10 lne res- and used as'lnst the n, ",
tinous North Csrol!nana. Tbs North 'A1"n
mans were finally sublued BY snpperIor h trl
hers although the iii-locllns still existed. tnv
event has been and continued 10 DC the e"i1 10,
tonic of discussion and conversation among jill
Glasses ut Richmond, and occaaioned the 'u'''
intense regrc! in Secrsa circles
SHOULD not give 50 much prominence 10 lne
nrecsdine statement, had tbs ne%shoy oeeh
tho ooly source from which ootn!nea my
information. Contraha:'s and dcs"rtais, "no
are constantly arriving ir camp--no; les. man
thirty of the lormGr aud six 81 ne later nav
ina co,po in on Inc l6;tA inst, c"rroaoT ata the
facts IS given.
lam nositivslv assured by parties, who are
rs1,bIv Informed, that the lie Of tho arch i!a''
tor Jeff Davis is in exlrome danger, tha hsoels
looking upon him with the u!luoat suspicion.
II !, ever, averfcd TIA: he aas prevented oS MI
armed force from escaping out ot ficnn'oh''
He is the object oi general dlitIuaf' ana 10 MN
and his m.chil n lens Il; attributed ihs present
distracted state Of Inc country. Hahdol'ls iii
every variety, and IN profnss Quantities. are re-
displayed ali over .ho city dsnouac'ng jan.
Davis, and applying t., him ridGn!9ns and
opproorious eplri,a's. Ths rebels aee'a'' It Is
tho intention OF DAVE; ~ deser; i;eli'
A NOTED REBEL SHIT
Tn, notorious Missouri Rebel, Co!oHe Joho
Ovens. who male h;msrt conspicuous III
burning bridges, clss and aepots, and ~ :.r"a
| INTO Laqssuger trains, last *nGmef anu itl'
was last week hunted down hV dotacnmehl
of soldiers sen: ent Tres, Paitnyr1. Inc!
found him near his farm, and. ntter slign'
resistance ON hrs pari, they succ ioden IN cap
turing him. Preparations "er" mad, Tor nv ~,
execu ion. He begged III" soldiers to take
him prisoner. Thsy informed lam tAt taxing
prisoners" wus played OUT Taey .hon paced
him upon stump in front Of = tiis Of SO fi:rs
and. st The wn:d Of command. o'st; pot'6c
pierced tkn body o: Tie R"h.l, killing han n"
ctsntlF
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TuESLw YORK Market

ru.da, ; bark statement compares is follows
with that Of last Monday:
Week ends DADS. Specie. c!rcsia.!aa. psPos!L''
June sl4iUi4 $50 SILT. r;s s,:i,S92 ie5 siS.s'
june g.. Ito s3J6i JlVii,sio ss?,'a7 1='e7'9F|
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

/ lfay God .1l8sSgltg avezt civil mar, ti'I
J IL uahuppily 1t asali came, goa may I
fhsuk U0utd d0uJtlsee count az me d mine
/ n mine hosts Of otser friends standing
shoulderl % sh0nider IN the roaks mfM yoa
and orr otAsr Southern friends r yela-
/ tires chose rights, like my arm, hape been
disreqarded BY the AboItionists. | love
Iowa and Wisconsin for the nonors con
ierred BY them on me, and because al
WAYS served them faithfully, but | will not
make war with them against the South
y hese rights they shamelully neglected.
Nor mill | ever sanction any effort ..,egerce
the Seuih to snl......,,i % Che North il refer
enee - q question (Slsyery) with which
.ae Moth has Do right TO interfere aud
that too 10 a palpable violation Of the Con-
situlion 81 ny country--the treaty with
France--the law Of God hi0self and every
principle If justice, reason and experience
Of The world. The history Of the world
shows thai negroes are wholly unfit for sell
oagemtnent-tha they are q thousand
times happier IN the United States and
elsewhere than when free ia their own ma
tive land Even those who are freed ~
the United States and thos- stolen from
the South and run off into the North and
III Canada are IN a worse c0ndition--as IN
iais Republic and il the West lniiea-
lhan ben sla,es. It WIS and is So wilh
the slaves whom | took with me % tae
North; and Pau admitted IS me chat he
never Was wei fed O clothed 0r Prcyid-
"a Isl after he g3t biz freedom a. he was
whist be Was my slave. lie denounced
Tire Ab0liti0nists who cheated him out If
his earnings, and he begged me aud ny
vie to let him return to u, but VIC woala
lol because BE suel me, though | beat
him IN to- case.
thanK you toryour efforts for my son
Within, for your letter AID for the Con-
gres ioual Directory May God bless you,
your family aud yovr Sunny South, which
/ VIII still hope and pray shall be re uni
va to the cold Aoul. When you see
them make MY warm regards to al my
southern ffiepds, and especially / Clay
sad lis f.thet roomJs, Malaroy and their
families.
The liaaiuiou If Tie Union viii prob
ably bs tue cause IF my own ruin a. well
u bH d my country, and may cause me
and mine to 20 south.
Your friend, sincerely and feryeatly.
6Eo. ~. JoEEs.
Ills ExeeIiency Jefferson Davis, Of Miasiss-
Jpn, President Dc, "a Montgomery,
Alabama.
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that the recent movement Of Gen. Nc
CIellan was mastery stroke Of policy,
end that bis present position is infinitely
stronger than the one he abandoned. II
il his impression that no further attack
will be made upon him where he is. The
Rebels are sending their wounded and pris-
ones to the interior There is no room
FOR them IN Richmond, and medical stores
are exceedingly scarce. DR.. Oliver was
obliged to dress wounds and anputations
with only cold water and baqdages.
The renoried death Of Stonewal jack
son ii untrue. DR.. Oliver saw him alys
and well ID Richmond on Tuesday night.
A Surgeon Of Wisconsin regiment,
WHO was captured 1T Bull Run aud has
been kept IN Richmond ever since, has
reacted Washington. lie was taken out
to tho battle-felds before Richmond TO
help care for the wounded, out watched
his opportunity and escaped lie says the
Rebel leaders claim a miraculous deliver
ance, and that every pane Of glass IN Rich
mond was illuminated in honor Of their
victory; but still the tone Of the commit
nifty was greatly saddened by reason OF
their frightfu losses 10 battle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

Ey The Stock holders and Board OF
Directors Of the Mineral Point Railroad
held meeting on the 9Th July At which
important business vas transacted. They
report that the local business il insufficient
10 kesr up the road ard Fay disidends.and
that ncw tinbers, ties, bridges end loco
,rotissS srs needed absolutely for the
intersEts Of the property, and that nsT
stocks rust lie issued 10 pay for such
works and diyi3ends. They agreed 70 IS
enc rev preferred stoek e tie ciiy Of hin.
eral Point, 10 the county and to such
towns as took stock, conditioned that such
corporations Psy up their interest arrears
Thy Elso resolged e 50 to work and ex-
tend The road north e sor point % the
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen road,
rear tie Wisconsin river and to push for
ward the extension aud ske tbs connec
ton a. socn rs possible. The capitsl stock
was l,y resolution increased TO sl.200,ooo
er !, 200 shares of 500 caen--5 100000
thereof to he preferred stock for the hene-
st 81 tie city, county, aud towns Which
took ,toek and for other sundry purposes
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WashLngton. JuIy l

Special to the Tribune. The following
ale the names Of the COMMITTEE Of tensp-
pointed BY Socrates M Sherman, q tie ~.
Lawrence district. Chairman Of the ltepab-
hcan caucus last night, to draft an Adj
dress % tho PeopI. II The Union;
Senators Howard. Of Michigan, Wilson
Of Massachusetts, Wilkinson, Of Minnesota,
Lane, 81 Kansas. Morrill,, az Maine. and
Representative Bingham, 81 ONO, Ste-
se0s, If Pennsylvania, Sedgwie., 81 New
York. Paien Of Wiscoasin..and S.ugsani
Of California.
Special Is the Uor'd-Lieut McIane,
Of the 23d Ohio regiment, who weafs !
United States Uniform aslh tie Virginia
ooat-o .-srms on tue luliow was alfestvd
to-day and sent 70 The Oh capitol, for en-
lsFtaiupga aulaoer q rabel prisoners, IN
Dol his charge, by taking th1t t. private
residences and cscorlag them atonad
hots!,
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SUMMONS.

Cirolit curt ia and FOR tie County Il Grant WiscoB.
sin. Augustus iSer James 4. IanSworihys-
lle atate Of Wisconsin 70 TIE Def nJant name
a7u are hefcoy summoned and req red To answer
the complaint ia this aetion which viii De aed in the
Office o. The Clera st The Circuit Court OF said Grant
cDFuty - Lis Office IN Lancaster The rst day Of Ju
- l, 1S9Z. and there remain AID 10 serve COPY
of your answer to tae sal complaint the subscribe
q mas olce IA The village u Hexs Green, in said eonu
8 Within twNnty ttA after Tie service hereof, etcla
sye of said any et service aud tail TO answer ~
@id complaint nitan tie time sioresald the Painful
- ts aeton viii apply to tbs curt for tbe relief CO.
fsea,tra gap com .ainf.-B Dated Haz8 VI zen, J0ns
~ AID. te82 s. l.. BAND, ITn's ATTORNEY.
ssiacyS Garter asxal Green, MIS-
GuGnsels l0sPisintiH JW6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

The Philadelphia Press Of to-day sav,
a rumor apparently well Authenticated, W.,
a1oat last evening, to the effect that an an.
gagehent had taken place esterdav befora
Richu ond, in which the Union forces y ava
victorious and the enemy driven back sever.
u miles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
N I2It HI3

GUTHRIE YOISON--As Wingville, jay A. b. T i
Greene, Esq Mr.. John Ge.hs.o and Miss ary Yosos'
All of the town Of %ihgsille
TEpHENS-NAPt Hazel Green, June a bv
JnO O'suaiyan, Esq, Mir. Charles stephens az ate
vile to Miss Catherine Mapes Of the same place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16

CoSFIscATIou LAVA tolelable con
iscalion law has no doubt by this time
eeu eoacied by Congress It contains p
many back door 9ays for the escape Ct
rebels Is tho hAlf say uai6n members
could Get into if, cad then all Of them yot-
ed solid against it. Ii authorizes the Pres
ident 10 take aud use all rebel property,
real and personal, tor the support Of AoK
ernment The law defines what treason Is,
50 as 70 cut off the decisions Of courts which
have always heretofore favored the rebels.
BY this law, all the rebel LEADERS,, officers,
armies and their agents or open sympathiz-
ers are guilty Of treason and may be pun
isbed by death, loss Of property OF impria-
onment
The pant designed to provide for the
emancipation Of the slaves Of all rebels
seems to cover most Of the ground, though
they are to be taken and considered cap
tises Of war aud to be forever free.
The slaves Of rebels escaping from one
state to another are not to be given MP,
until the master takes loyal OATH, but
they may be freed before masters take the
oath.
The President is authorized to employ
as many persons Of African descent fer the
suppression of the rebellion, and use them
in such manner as he may deem best; and
is authorized "a make provisions for colo
uzing lie blacks beyond the limits Of the
United states.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-16
Philadslpbi,. .Julv I

A correspondent ofthe Press, from III.
lag-ship Hartford, gives rumors by de-.
serters from Vicksburg, that Breckiaridys
passed through that city, in the lat,er psn
Of June ana crossed he Mississippi in
steamboat, on his way to Texas and per.
haps to Mexico.