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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-15

doubts by the l7th and i9lb Illinois uoder Col. Nor
rison of the latter rseiuen' They made two gallant
charges getting close TO tho enemy's breastworhs,
but were Obliged n retire in both instances under n
heavy eros, fire Of artillery aud infantry Both reg
imsnis suffered considerably.
Colonel Morrison was severely wounded while
very near the raDparts There were great quanti
ties Of brush piled tefore the brearworG-, which it
was impossible TO penetrate. Captain Broaan Of
the 4)tb Illinois was killed.. The loss OF both regi
unents is about one hundred killed md wounded
4 heavy rain rel 10 tonight, which will Try the
men severely, they having no teuis, and in Iuany
cases, owing 10 their posion, not being able to build
fires.
Col. Oglcsby says: 1--WE came here to take that
foft, and We don intend 10 leave until We 10 itl
sTRLN0Tn on OIg ATrAcKfNG roncE.
CHIcAoo Friday, Feb. II. ls62.
A special dTalch to The Journal from Fort
Henry, I2th. slys that tie expedition under CON-
mand Of Col Reggn returned ~ Fort Henry TO-DAY
from mp the Tennessee RIVER. having captured
a.. 900 worth Of conuab.ud goods at Paiis Penn.
They al-o found the tents hnI camp equpage Of The
troops that left Fort Henry.
! The troops have moved from here, and VIII prob
ably attack Fort Doncson tomorrow.
Cart willard of tie Chicago Li.ht Artillery, len
ut lol O'Clock, and reached ils city today. From
him We learn that The artillery l,f Fpt Henry for
Fort Dorelson bciw zen 3 aud ooock on tire morn
ing Of the l2,h. viii sia r. ,iuenis OF infantry.
Gen Gran, and siaG aud body guard leit nj 10
o'clock the same day. The rcr grarl lefl IA. r. M.
Tho whole force was 20 900 mgn, with =, pieces q
light artillery.
Atioclock The nouing Of tie came day II rsgi-
men,s lef Psduoah, pnlor convoy Of re slubO IT,
70 20 up the Cumberland RIVER, maki the whole
force over 900 men. The glnboais expected 70
reach Fort Donelson Ut O'Clock yesterday. Il WA
designed u at,ack Fort Douelson with the WHOLE
force Yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-15
THE TENNEssEE RIVER EXPEDITION.


An expedition has just returned from np the len
nessee. Col. John Bigrin Of Gen. Grants san IN
command Of detachment Of Bree's ShaTfhooterf,
Company A, Of Edgar County, Capt. Campbell aud
Comrany ID Of Rock leland County, Capt. Conkiip,
went n the river on the steamer lnois, rs FAR h'
the railroad bridge.
After getting The Rebel gunbost Eas'port OIL the
pier of Tho bridge where she was fast the steamer
drorped down to the mouth Of the Big Sandy. and
TOOK on con,u.hand goods at that paee, aud hi Pans
landing come $4,000 worth Of eontrnband goods
which arc Nil hera at the mouth tie Big Sandy.
We found tho tents aud camp equipare oil The
troors tbs, left Fort Henry. We TOOK 20 hos'head'
If tobacco, =, 800 bushes Of wheat, beride la.g'
quantity Of corn and plug tobacco. The troops have
moved and Fort Donelson will be- ours Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-15

~ '"' ST LOUIS Friday, FEB II. 1862
The following dispatch was forwarded from head
ouarters this morning 70 Gen. Mcclellan at Waoh-
lngton:
"Tbe flag Of the Union floats over the Court
House in Springfield. Tie enemy retreaied amer II
short engagement. leaving large amount OF tto'es
aud eqrnpsge, which war captured ny "eh' |'i'is'
cH' 'a'"N' "'' - "H W. HALLECK."
4 special dispatch TO The 81 Lo"rs De~oe'0f'
dated Springfield, Mo-, Feb. 10, via Bear Greek To-
day, says;
Our troops took possession Of Springfield to-day
witbont firing shot.
Goa. Price evacuated the place yesterday alter
pooD, marching Oh! On the Fayetteville Io"d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-15

Our troops are in Springfield.
The enemy retrested last night with grea
haste toward Ozark aud Wilson's Creek, viii
out accepting battle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-15
The ReheIS Driven Out and In the Fort
Three Times.
OUR TROOPS WON'T LET THEM RUN AWAY.
CHIc,Go, Friday, Feb. IA, 1862.

sontb rsa,lv surrounding the fort. A heavy can
-. 10; - ,ho avian, of
,s.: H.. ,;,,o 80, 30 Horned os the
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enioIceheu'a can arrive Dc I'LL '0i'i "'V" 10
OIL
II is now thought mat 'heT ioi' reaouo' ms 'a'iep
into our hands.
All The officers ore acting win great Vaior' eN"'o'
ny ieariessness highly eredi''be 70 our western
army Gen. Grant aud SIAN nave been ''iis A'oue
Inc bnes al 'ne morning. reeade's Oh Tue saies"o'
hat Is being sho"'red IN every o'fe'''on'
?. M, l5'h'--Ihe cannonadte ana sSir'n'ni'g
has CONTINUED brfkly all day. OAK mas oeen l''ey
dHeonunned' \ considerable hOn''0f D''' oee.
wounded on o''h si'es INC = VI '"'"'''A' WIN"
i'sHeu oo'oS Wy - '''0
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10 'le enemy "'', "''' ,~'
"' ,o, MI.
NOE, and Colonel Morrison Of TIE '''h iinnoH Is
"o1"'eu'
Borgess. sharpshooter' have done eood service
Taey kept several OF the en"my' ga"' d'e' 'y peA'
ing Gil '1e e~nnOh'es "s i4'' 40 '''' ~
guns
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m ,.,., i'll, Il ~. and Gram. b.ve been fying
.,.,. ..a c.., o,or, le,e all dsv. Some Fix shots
..,. ,..,..1 Co., Gran, and ,,,g Ibis afternoon.
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Gen. Grant
The gunboet Cmondeiet hao oeen b'fu'A Ou'
twice up 10 noon yesterday
A battery Of five pieces, opposite the river, opened
on her during her approach 70 the fort Tie steamer
Alps ma "IIi''o h''e VII" '"' "0'l'''' '''"'
Csrondelet. Some Of dem are seriously hurt by
srlinters. The Alps met Com. FOote thirty miios
below Fort Doneson with gunboats Louhvile
ConestoQa, Tyler, st. Lous, and Pittsburgh and
tovyed the two latter 10 within twenty-five mica of
the fort, where she lett them at O'Clock 'AiS
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vice, or that the service shall be benefited a ereby
Adopted.
Mr.. SHERMAN tR.p., Ohio) offered an am, nd
ment TO repeal The act paced in July autborjz;,
MsjorGeneras to point aida, and, after some d.
cnssion, he withdrew IL, but Mr. GRIMES renewed
it, which wss discussed at some length
The Senate vent into Executive Session, and .ub.
sequently adjourned TO Monday.
Eorg The i've per cen, deposi, amendment offered BY
Mr. Fesenden yesterday adopted teh fact wa mad
yertenIly omitted BY the reporter.
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FIR ON MIS- $ D q X 4
REOCCUPATION OF SPRINGFIELD
The Rebels Retire Without Resistance.
GEN. PRICE AGAIN ON THE RUN

9oeciAl Dispsteh 70 The n Y. Tribune
SPEIsGuELD, Mo. Thursdsy feS - is,|
Via Bear CTe.k, Fen. Ia
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
i IMPROVED PATENT
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The above Drill has Patent Steel Spring shovel and
Patent Drivers Seat.


few Of the merits Of this Drill are follows: Il
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the acre from halt bushel 10 i've bushels.
10 soM sow Correct chen Drtcing Fast or Slorc
The quantity is guaged without any change Of gear can
be casily changed from double to single rank aud ia
sowing, one-..alf the Drill, or less can be used
TIE DRIVERS SEAT
Is SO attached ths the ope drive and work his
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81 to turn round and ne sits IL such position that he
can see the whole operation and know that every table
Is sowing The drill is so balanced that the drivers
WEIGHT takes the entire weight OF the horses necks
This Drill was awarded Tie fsrst PrcnslGm at the
Ohioand Illinois State Fairs 1851 in competition with
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tured by Baldwin, Dewitt CO., Cleveland Ohio Pritz
& Kuha's drill manufactured at Day ton, Ohio; Kahn 4
Haines drill, manufactured at DAYTON Ohio Buckeye
Grain Dfil, manufactured BY Inomcs Mast Co.,
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Hamilton and Mansfield Ohio; Ito yer drill, manuac-
tnred by l. Hoover & Son; Moore drill, manufactured
at the Lagcnda Works, Springfield, Ohio.
cat the Illinois State Eair) --M L. Gorham's drill,
Winnebago III; The Star Drill, manufactured by Bald
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drlll manufactured in Michigan. Mo0res Patent drl,
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Kuhns Haines drill, manufactured at Dayton, Ohio;
Rice & Dickinson drill, manufactured in Illinois
BLODGETr 4 MOOAE, Agents for Iowa, Grant and
Lafayette Counties.
q HELPs, Agent for Lancaster and vicinity.
February. 1862 s4e6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
Aeafz1assz---zs--sv 49, ~
Grrn1 G0llntg Ierald,
&SAa44t = ~
The Dcsign Of The S5cessioaists.

ForaeY writing to his paper from Wash
ington, On the future plans aud operations
Of the rebel leaders, and their Northern
sympathizers, says:
The great work Of the var Will be how
TO dispose Of the seeded States after they
have been conquered those Who are
10 take Charge of this work must not be
the refuse of the Buchanan Adninistra-
ton. In fact, tie moment the rebels real
ize that their day IS over, they will eonsti-
tute the Breckinridge Democrats Of the
North their legatees, and viii rely upon
them to make such terms as will enable
the Williams to come back to Washington
and renew the despotisn they have SO
LONG exercised in the Federal councils
The first Object Of tie syn.pothi@crs aesth
accession III tie free States Is to secure
the meet National House Of Representa-
tres, and every such election as that in
Lancaster is simply preliminary and pre-
paratory To this achievement. In their
effort to this end they will outbid every
body in loyal demonstrations. How fer
these demonstration, are to bestrusted,
YOU may understand by looking over the
votes Of the majority Of the Democrats in
your State Legislature, and Of the majors
ty Of the Democrats in the Congress Of
the United States. Should the popular
branch Of Congress be lost to The Admin
istlation by the intrigues Of the Breekin-
ridge leaders and the divisions among 10y
al men, reconstruction Of tie Union would,
in all probability, be the eventual restorl-
ton to power Of the Secession leaders,
This would be accompi he'd BY series Of
maneuYeres against the policy Of Mr. Lin
coin and by wearing out the public pa
tience TO such degree that any settlement
would % last be accepted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
Com. 4. Il. Focte, U. s. \.

The recent brilliant victory Of Conman-
der Foote in lie capture Of Forts Henry
ard DoneIson on the Tennessee and Cum
berland rivers, and a large number OF prls-
oners and munitions Of war, was just what
was expected 81 him BY his friends. Com.
Foote IS one Of the very best officers in the
United States Navy. He IS a son Of Ex-
Gov. Foote, Of Connecticut, and has seen
many years Of active service. lie has
been the executive officer of most of our
important Navy yards, and did much 70
prevent that at brooklyn from being cap
tared BY secret traitors It the breaking out
of the rebellion. He was in command 81
the United States forces in China, at the
Hong Kong Forts, and rendered great SER
vice to the country on that on that occa-
sion. His skill III river warfare has been
turned to good account in the present sue
cessful engagements. He had with him q
powerful army Of true. American .seaInen,
who have thus oyered our stripes and
stars with new glory.
He has displayed considerable literary
ability in a series Of papers on Japan,
which country he WIS among the first to
visit. On the vital issue of the country,
bis patriotic sentiments are well known as
opposed to slavery Several valuable es-
says from bis pen have appeared against
the slave trade, at home and abroad, the
result Of bis faithful services on the coast
Of Africa.
Com. Foote is also distinguished for bis
devotion to his principles as consistent
Christian and total abstainer from all IN
toxicating drinks. Just before leaving + r
the scat Of war on the Western waters, be
took an active part in reh5 ious movements.
HIS noble efforts for bis country in tie hour
Of danger, under destructive fire and il
the face Of the.cnemy, show him to be as
brave As be is good.
All honor to his name
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

ALEXANDER II. SrEPHENs.-Tre cur
rent rumors respecting the resignation Of
Alexander FL. Stephens, Vice President
of the rebel Coniederacy, find little sup
port in the statement of young bank
clerk who arrived here last autumn. lie
came from some Southern city to Rich
mond, where b, sought an interview with
Mr. Stephens, and besought his aid to help
him On his way, on the single plea that he
sgds Union man. Air. Stephens told
him that he would give him all the aid in
his power; and stated that if bis advice
were followed by the rebel government
Union men would not be prosecuted at the
South. The young man camo away with
the impression that Mr.. Sic, hens was sick
Of the rebellion and seeretely sighed for
Ihe old Union. He was furnished with a
pass, aud came to this city via Fortress
Monroe. HE'S well known here to be a
man Of veracity, and his statement made
at the time deep impression, which has
BEEN revived by the current rumors respec-
ting Mr. Stephens was always personally
one OF the most popular Of the Southern
members Of Congress, and rarely violated
the courGssies Of debate which is saying
much for a Southern member. EpeRaRs
koss.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
LEGAL.
cITMMONS FOR RELIEF.

= ri
State OF wisconsin, County Of Grant, So g renit court
In aud for said Grant county. ~ vacation AFTER Oc-
tobef Tom, A. d. 1861, to wi: February Itth, A. ID.
1862. Nelson Dewey assignee OF EDWARD briheknan
ana w. otto sehnlid. co-parneis. doing business
der the raiuo and firm Of aE. BFinckman Co.
Plaintiff dgafnst Jacob Schallenberger and Mar
u ret Sghalenberger, hia wIie oftis Meeai uey Sy-
rus Fl. Mccormick, William s NceertnieS aud Lean
der cgofniek ca-pg tncs, doing business under the
nave and firm Of CT u Mccormick an Brothers, aud
Nom 4 dicks Defendants. The state Of Wisconsin
10 tho Defendants above named;
Yea aud e@cb Of sou are hereby summoned and re-
aurQd to answer the complaint q the Plaintiff he,en
( cspy Of which is herewith served upon yeu and 70
serve COPY Of onr answer to tho SAID complaint UP
al the suLsetLer, my Office in the village q Cass-
Vile FL said county within ninety days after the SER
vice hereof upon Gu exclusive of the day Of such SER
vire and if sou fa To the SAID complaint within
The Time aforesaid as hereby required the Plaintiff will
aply to the courtfor the Relief demanded II the COM
niair1t -aied this 18th day ofFebruary, A. D. 1862
W. r. DEWEY, Pitts Att'y,
Cassvile, Wis
The orginsl Summons and complaint in the above en-
fitted action duj filed in the Office Ct the Clerk q
tbe Circuit eourt for said Grant county, at Lancaster
il said county, on the END day Of February, A. D.
1850 w. ?. DEWEY
37.w6s Plaintiffs Atty.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
Lanes Expedition.

The disagreement between Gems. Lane
and Hunter in regard to the contemplated
expedition admits, we are told, Of no ami
cable adjustment. 1t has been referred
back to Washington to be there decided.
Gen. Lane will leave Kansas this week for
the capital, where his military status is to
be determined. His friends will, We un-
derstand, claim for him Major Generals
commission, and VIII labor to have him as
signed to the Western Department.
While they have great confidence in Gen.
Hunters earRestness, courage and acquire
meuts, they think, as we have no doubt
the subject Of their thoughts alse thinks,
that he may be proiitabIy employed on
soma field where the tactics and strategy
Of The schools can te brought more into
play; and that in such an expedition as
that projected for the Southwest, where
bushwhacxing would necessarily be the Or
der Of every day, he would not, though
leading skillfully and gallantly, display
those peculiar partisan qualities which
Lane is supposed to possess. We have
llttle hope, however, that the expedition
Will egcr.set out Chicago Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

ALpHADETIc CoSuNDRuMs.--Why Is
the letter A ike the meridian Because
il is the middle Of day.
Why is the letter b ike hot fret
Because !. makes oil boil.
Why is the letter d like fallen angel
Because by its association with evil it be-
comes a devil.
Why is the letter L like the end 81
times Because It is the beginning u
eternity.
Why is the lstsr + like aea;hs b.
cause II makes al fall.
Why IS the letter G Ike wisdom? Be
cause It il the beginning cf greatness and
goodness.
s Why is the letter ] ike the end 81
spring Because it IS the beginning Of
june. :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

EcLIPsBs FOR THE YEAR l862.-There
will be FIVE eclipses this year, as follows:
/. A total eclipse ofthe moon just be-
fore and after midnight Of June IL. Total
eclipse begins one hour and seven minutes
after beginning. and lasts one hour and
three minutes. Total duration, three hours
and seventeen minutes.
/" 2. A partial eclipse of the sun, June q,
in the morning. Invisible in America, but
visible in the Indian Ocean.
4. A partial eclipse Of the sun, Noyem-
Der 81. Invisible in America, but seen
in the great Southern Ocean.
4. Partial eclipse Of the sun, December
90. Invisible in America, but seen in Asia
generally.
S. A total eclipse Of the moon, early
IN tue morning # December, 6; visible
The eclipse becomes total one hour and
nine minutes after the beginning, and lasts
one hour aud thirty-two minutes. Total
duration, three hours and forty-nine minu-
tess
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
"A TTACIIMENT.

Irs County, Town Of Boscobel ssIn Justices court
before Peter Rae Justice Of the eace, to John
Smith.
You are hereby notified that werrapt ofataehment
has been issued against you and yopr property attach
ed 10 satisfy the demand Of ihomes Mctyer, amounting
10 the sum Of five dollars and twenty-five cents. Now,
unless you sLall appear before Peer Fac, Esq JUS
tce Of the Peace FOR said county, at his Office in
said town. the Sts day OF March, a. D. 1857 at 10
o'clock, a. N. OF said day, judgment vii 30 rendered
against you and property, sold to pay the debit
Dated his ii 0ay q EebigarY, n. y. 1872.
In0&as AcIEER, Pl'tn.
Ciawfad & Stevens.
ATTORNEYS, bGscobel, Wis. IS w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

E The N. 0. Picayuae Of Jan. 10Th
giycs an account Of a grand review Of the
rebel troops ii that city on the previous,
day, from which we copy tie following
significant paragraph
We must also pay a deserved compli-
ment to tie companies Of free colored
men Ill ve.y well drilled, and comfortably
uniformed. Most Of these companies,
quite unaidel 81 the Administering, have
supplied, themselves with arms, without
regard to cost and trouble. One Of these
companies, commanded BY The welEknowtI
veteran, Capt. Jordan, was presented, q
little before the parade, with fine war
tiag, Of The new stsIe. This interesting
ceremony tool: place at Mr. Cushing
store. on Camp, near Cominoa street.
The presentation was made BY Ar. Big
ney. md jordan made, on this occasion,
one Of his most felieitous speeches.
II is evident that the rebels At least have
no tondor sensiLilities on the scor6 a. en-
ployiag coloed men y seldiers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

RULES or CnARITY.-A late French
writer on charity lays down the following
excellent rules to be observed in relieving
the poor:
10 be personally sure Of the reality Of
the necessities.
TO watch over the use Of the suecors.
To withhold them as soon as they will
be no longer needed.
Never to render the assistance sufficient
to tempt those who might dispense with
it.
Never to raise it above the level Of the
resources which the poor man can provide
by his work.
Never to enter into Obligations with him
for the future.
So to relieve him that he will never
lose sight of bis personal responsibility,
and will always feel the consequences II
his errors and faults.
70 abstain from those perfdious aids,
which, by nourishing vices, psrpetaate
MISERY.
These are rules dictated by simple good
sense. They should be carefully observed,
If we would do the poor good without in
jury.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
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