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R "a bill has been introduced in the
Legislature TO permit E. r. HinckIey &
Cs's Bank to reduce its capital stock.
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nrRAY COLT

n M BIZ the subscriber, residing Ia The town Of
.,on on lands owned By him, Oh tho 18th ofNoyem-
=, 1s61 one rkbay two year old past horse colt,
O star in forehead The owner Is requested TO prove
aasrtv pay charges and take said colt away.
PpP''"'f BENJAMIN BRIGGS.
r.ftnn. Dec. Is 1861 z9wlA
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STRAY COLTsi
eco RE WARD!

Two Colts, strayel from the premises Of the suscri
Der, living in the town OF Fenninore on or about the
9th Of July last, one woyear old Mare Colt dark bay
black main AID tail and small white spot in the fore.
head, medium size. Also, Wearing Mare Colt liz al
bay, white star 10 tie forehead hind Len white near
the garbrel joint. Whoever viii return said Colts to
the undersigned, near the Feunnole Post Office or
give information of their whereabouts shall receive the
above reward proportionaie reword for either Of
them. pIllT0 nEklpsSy
Fennimore, Jan /, 1852. 3lwss
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cTRAY STEER.

cTRAY STEER.
Rke into the enclosure OF the subscriber, residing
lies East of Tafton, town of Little Grant, on OF about
10 10Th day Of December 1861 one brindle and white
asrlinr steer, one Top horn. No ether marks The
ner requested to prove property, pay charges aud
ale said steer away. ABEL haI NOl.D5:
Little CRAM, Dec. 20, 1861. 29w4
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WAGONS d BUGGIES
At REDUCED PRICES.

Cr. TIA WILEY, PlattevIlle.
The subscriber in manufacturing wagons, bugges and
other work in his line at reduced prices Say double
lumber wagons, thin skein and well ii at $50 to
$50; for iron axes $40 added. Other work reduced
proport on. Repairing work done short tce and
at reduced rates. G. HAWLEX.s
Platteyille, Jan. 25 1862 33-1y@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-29

Gg- Mrs. John Grady offers for sale BY
advertisement fine lot Of timothy, clover
and red top hay, much under price.
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M D. QUARTERLY MEETINes.
nEpuTY coUNTY SURVEYOR


Having received the appointment Of Dep
utv County Surveyor 81 Grant County Will attend
rom4tly 10 ali business ia thst line ntlusted 70 him.
kesdercc one mile southeast ~ hairpays IA TIC town
az JAMESTOWN. V0.Vm'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-29
WIN. n. REED,

Deputy County Surveyor
Laaea.tsr, Croft Ca, IFS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-29

D.ssn IN by the subscriber about the 10Th Of Deem
Iass ei IN lands owned by in the town Of Wyalu-
ber ~ aark red steer with some white face, hips
sn5 NV marked with scoop cut from underside Of
s sg5t Ds ear, one year old last spring.
sud 'AAs WILLIS UNDERWOOD:
,s;,g Dee "a 1861. 29-w4e
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THE HERALD.
LOCAL MATTERs S.

EH- The Boscobel Express has slls-
pended.
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TSTRAY NOTICES.
UP-HEIFERS.

hv the subscriber, residing on lands owned
TAKEN " town Of Millyille about the FIRST of Janu-
b hla =, e hrieit red heer with white the bell
sg ~ site on The end Of tie tail aged enc year or
grs requested jR5 JSss RH9RSf sEE
snd taks sa'I fsp. & 1862 3l-w4<
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-29

gB- The professional card Of Thos- H.
Chambers, NJ. D., resident physician at
Tafton, appears in our paper
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-29

ny THAT SPLENDID GOLDEN
- g delicious on Bucsweeat Cakes. at
a. i Z. j.. BURR'S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-29
Fall and Winter Goods I

which he has lust received from New York and Boston,
ana Il supplying the crowds thht are rushing There
daily 10 get chance Of early selection from his
large and well selected stock, consisting Of &&1 $500
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-29
) Q L I D + A g I s!


IMPORTERS &JoBBERs FORCED TO SELL GOODS
LESS THAN COST
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zoo g r Frank, equalization nc
zoo Ed N Hoyt do SO
2,00lE Children, cleo resurns 2.s
4 00l John Morris, cat scalp 2.C
II Dol j B HARRISON, cat scalp PC
400 VIM Hiner, wolf 40
4.09l a NJ Clark, dep sh'ff fees "a, g
A DOL j w Banding, canv'g elk l L
AGO A w Emery, wit cert pres1S, Z
s 90 J W Seaton, inquest fees 2,s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-29

Defy Competition in Quality and Price Of Goods Call
and lor yourselves. }H
FIRsT ARRIVAL CT NAV GOODS THIS SEASON.

We are happy TO announce 20 our pat,Onc and the
,ublic Gene any that notwithstanding the ard1imes
wa have just returned from New ORR and Boston Mar
kes Win a large and splendid stock Of Fell and Winter
Goods OF the very latest aud Patterns purchased
the very lowest cash ptes, and which IN consequence
~ the hard times now ohetins ior sale 81 very
slight advance from cost our stock is fun and COM
plele,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

f1AkkEsIs-on Tuesday last our usually quiet
villagers were startled, al very early hour bv
tne appearances OF 10 Federal soldiers, and were
sun more surprised to ad that they were to arrest
Two or our most respectable citizens, Thomas F.
bowie ana VIM. b. Hill, Esqrs two gentlemen
VINO have all through the difficulties Of the times
acted with the utmost prudence and discretion,
seldom ,partaking in the di,cussiOn Of the war,
ana never expressing ultra or violent opinions
upon the rubject. No two men In the counmunj
" nave borne Themselves with mere philosophy
and prudence, and every one In estonished and
balned al tneir summary urrest and detention
Inc Government could have at any momert
summoned them to appear at Washington with
certainty Of their being ready to answer any
charge that may have been made Who was in
suumental In their arrest-or for what thew
Were asfested-it 10 impossible to say, but we are
sure an examination will ensure their speedy re-
lease and restoration to their anxious families
and deeply synpeshising friends.-Maylboyo
md Gazsss, JsIy 3Otk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

"That's IKE You, Rachel, for all the world, :"
s.id my father but it was just like him, too ;
for when pulled his sleeve and whispered !:
{" Do please take him, father" he answered F..
Yes, Pussy, I'll try him, and sec if he's q
good, honest, industrious boy"
"You look tired and hungry" said my mo-
ther to the young stranger.
"Tve ewalked seven miles ma am, and hav mt
had anything to eat but seme apples found
on the way
Dear me-" and mother hustled off to the
pantry.
After this Richard Sears was like one of
our own family. He was bright, lively, ac-
tive boy, and We all grew much attached to
him !
He and were the best of friends, for he
was only two years my senior; and we went
of inte the woods berrying toge thsr, and over
70 the meadows for fresh mint. He caught
and tanned gray squirrel for me; he put up
swing in the old barn, and at last my fathSf
said, I think shall send Richard to school
this winter with Rosanna. He can take her
over the hills on his sled when il SHOWS and
he's snch likely boy it's pity he can't have
good education
That's jest what I've been thinking, Sam.
wei" answered my mother; and 60 Il was
settled that Richard Sears should remain in
our family.
,tr---" IN nm rou,,ruvn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

ARRESTED FOR TREAsoN.-The Sxs slys that
number OF arrests, on the above charge were
made In Baltimore Thursday. On the arrival Of
the steamer Planter from the Potomac DR. Ham
miu and VIM. Woodward were arrested on the
charge Of bringing letters sent from Richmond
Tor parties In this city. They Were taken TO The
ofhce Of Marshal Vannostrand, who, after an ex.
animation, released DR.. Hammitt and paroled
Mr.. Woodward.
AT q late hour the steamer George wecms, from
the Patuxent, was signalled from the marine OBJ
servatory, and the deputy marshal, arrest ID
August AntCn, James Meghee and William Ac-
ton, all formerly Of Baltimore, and took them,
with their baggage, to the marshal's once A
colored woman on the boat was apprcaced by one
OF the lice and asked II she had not something
setreted In her bosom. She replied that she had
not, and then turned Into a priva te room She
was followed, and a search disclosed tina she hsd
large number Of letters in her bosom which she
said had been given 10 her by. Anton. Upwards
OF one hundred letters, and Richmond papers of
the a6th instant were found on the party Mr.
Meghee had been living in the south for several
Years, and Anton had been there for nearly two
years. Anton was released on his parole, and the
Others were held.
Other parsons were arrested during the day;
hufus Belt, on the charge OF dislovalty and
Cheering for yef Davis, and 6 A Satterfeld, at
Fort Marshail, on the charge Of being COnfede-
rate spy. |T-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01
Runners In New York.

Nkw YORK, July 3l.-The streets are allied
with rumors Of fighting on the peninsula, but
they are improbable.
The government haa taken four vessels TO-DAY
10 go TO James river for the conveyance of sic
ana wounded soldiers, Of whom there are known
10 De six thousand In that neighberhood Other
vessels would have been sent Ii found suitable
The New York enlistment committee have ~.
turned from Washington. They had interviews
WITH the President, Secretary Of War and Gen.
halieck on the subject Of facilitating enlistnents
IN .he oIa regiments, and their suggestions were
feoslved fayOrably. The matter wes left In the
hands OF Gen. Halleck. Ii Is stated that the COM
mittee proposed TO the President to pay no boun.
ties after the 18th Of August, and IL the State
The President resented to the proposition and
gsve the committee letter to the War Depart.
msnt recommending the issuing Of orders to thi,
erect with the consent Of Governor Morgan,
ali the recruiting Offices In this city 10 be bro
ken upand one rendezvous formed. Recruits are
70 De given the choice Of regiments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01
freela nation Of the ae,ernsr Of K.n,uck,.

LoursvILtE, July 80 Gov Mugofin, in hi.
pfoclamation convening the Legislature, after re-
merklng that the military board still claims the
paramount Of military authority Of the common
wealth, and is unwilling to resign the powers
heretofore exercised by that body, or TO permit
tnelr exercise by the Governor, continues:
"a civil conflict 10 impending over US, vet
am without soldier or a dollar to protect the
hVes, property and liberties OF the people, or to
enforce the laws. Daily appeals are being made
to me, as Governor Of the State, to protect our
citizens from maraudiRg bands and In the peace
ful enjoyment Of their property and rights uader
the constitution. .. .. ..
..i am wiihept the means and power to afford
reiief, ana am left no alternative but TO appeal
you, the representatives, of the people, In the
nope that II will not be In vain Any attempt
on uIY part to organize force for that purpose
VIII certainly but preclpltate the evil. there.
fore, not unvilltngly convene the General As
sembly that they may themselves determine the
extent or the authority granted by them, and
looking to the policy adopted In the state and
and the late action Of Congress and the President
touching the question Of slavery provide for the
safety of our Institutions and the peace and tran
guilty Of the Commonwealth"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01
Later from NaW Orleans.

-NEw YORK, July 31.-The steamer Matanzas,
from New Orleans July 25, has arrived. General
Butler had ordered that all negroes sent by their
masters 10 the rebel army, and who leave TO Join
the tederals, be regarded az emancipated The
masters had endeavored in many cases to reclaim
them.
Gen. Butler, In note to Reverdy johnson, says
that no merchandise, whether cotton or sugar
VIII, In any event, be seized conhscated by the
United States authorities there.
L. II. Parrish, agent Of the Rothschflds I'm New
Orleans, had committed suicide.
number Of persons had been arrested for at.
tempting to assassinate Thomas F Burbank q
Brother, among whom was Andre Delende
btotner-in-law Of John Slidell and Gen Beaure.
gard.
The price Of -four has fallen to sI6 per barrel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01
iro BE coNfINUED.I
QyR NKyy IRoS.cLAps -Iti.exne,

QgR NKw IRoN-CLADs .4-It 10 expected that on
friday next new iron-clad steam frjgate will be
conamenes ed at the Delamster Iron Works In this
CITY, This vessel In to differ in several i'm portant
particulars ffom the other armored vessels now
euiidfng She will be frigate instead of gun.
ooat, ana Will, consequently, be larger aud more
iormfdaote Captain Ericsson, who will super
In'5nd the work, entertains the hope Of making
her the fastest vessel Of the new iron clad feet.
The preliminary work has already commenced
The house In which sne IL to be built II nearly
finished, and is 400 f. ct long
ne lrcn war vessels In course of construction
az 6rsenpoint are pushed aheld rapidly One of
them has her machinery on board, and will he
ready for sailors and Marines II 70 thought before
the end OF August. These two ships have been
some weeks on the stocks, and as many hands an
can De conveniently employed on them are work
The New Ironsides, the iron frigate iuss built
at Philadeiphia, ID now ready for sea The Navy
Department has detailed her ofhcers, aud the
Government 10 selecting her crew and marines
She Will be put formally In commission In a few
days. - - '.
The Roanoke, at the BROOKLYN Navy Yard. is
ALSO going ca favorably, aud will be ready for
tfansfer to New York on the Is. of August. Der
hnal preparations may be complete before Sep
Orders have been sent from the NAVY Depart
ment to the Charlestown Navy Yard for the con-
structOn OF an irou-clad battery, which, from its
peculiar mode, is probably designed for harbor
aefense nwul, be two hundred and forty feet
long, ffty-three feet beam over all, and eleven
ana half feet deep. IL Is required to draw
twetve feet, and to register thirteen hundred
tons The upper. deck will be Aush, like that OF
tue Monitor, neither bulwaTk or rail rising above
IL The deckwil consist Of six inch oak plank
with one and half inches OF iron platin outside
OF mat. The iron mail on the outside of the hull
vii De I've inches thick Workmen are setting
sne oiocks TOR this formidable craft, which Will
York Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01
pKoPosALs Foa REvENUE STAMPS
TREAsrRY DEPARTMENT,

Q6es Of IafsrnaI hsUsans, Jnly 2s. 1852
Proposals Will Ue received until ~ ednesdsy.
the 9th Of Angus, next. for furnishing ReyeGs,
stamps under the recent act Of Cons ress Imposing
pIddeIs Will state the price psr thousand ,tam.s,
aeiIvorso In PACKAGES off tsoussnd each &C Che
h.o ths vtoe psI thoussss ip ssi8I
aelseIs5e to the ssent Of ths Department az the
Also, the proc psr thousand, delivered In larger
osGkfssss, r. As rssqrsd either st the Department.,
klso, the prioe per thousand, separated in suoh
Ss Ss be daily ordered for tbs n,e Of
tlor, DoS,a ooTes i wi1n or ot1sI esusly
required by tho Department, statnt the difsrenco
s f ns cost o ds veIy to an agent At
An suoh packages before mailing 20 be re ex-
amLned, snd the stamps reoounted by an agent Of
Bidders viii also give the additional cost for di
rsotnf packsges for tie mails an preparlpr blank
,artnlent, either a The Department or msnuiaS-
toTI.
perfectly Eummed, sld perforated in seoh msnner
!aat each separate stamp can be readily detached
On and after WednesdsJ, the S0th of July lest,
osssns tor TIE propoEed stamps may be Aeen at the
ofhce OF the Comm 2slo orer of internal Revenue
Each bid is 20 be .ocoms sanied with q specimen
OF OF IN sse 81 engaging a1d The Sgsli Of paper
Of disinteresied experts or artists for eTaminason
and the aoossted BIDDER, bsfGre The fual con.sm'
MatlOp OH cOntrtcr VIII ne rfollred 10 furnish
PROOF lmpressons OF the eDgIavinSs oi tho several
demon natIons of stamps.
Specimens OF board and tin boxes and lined en-
velopes must siso be submitted win esoh bid, IL
~ necessary 90 protect the boxes By muslin, or
other covers, IN the most efectual manner EIfnst
wet ard ABRASION The contract will resuire ali
dles a4d stes TO be prepared and kept in Tepair,
aud that new dies and plates shall be made, either
for the present denOmiLa alton of stamps or others,
without charge 81 the pleasure fths Ue 1artment.
Aud S suoh dies and bateA EIe 60 be tbs pro ,erty
ury Department
No, bids wall be considered except from parties
vito have teen ectusllJ engaged IN the busiaess of
cooper Plate or steel engisving ana lrntluE, ana
PROVIDED W. al the necessary fac.litIes 90 exc
cute the work promptly, aud sive the requisite
probation to ths stamps. dies and plates IN taeIr
possssslon.
Parties not Known to tho Department Will fur
nish proof as TO these points. -
In awarding the contract, the Coramis.ioner of
Internal Heyenue reserves the right OF deciding
which bio, IN It's practoA Tesuiis mar be most 10
the intereEt of the Department, hsying refererco
70 tie style OF tho WORK, security, mCde OF packing
6o. = = =
Proposals should be carefully sea cd. and nars,d
Proposals fur Revenue Stamps," and A.dTessed
10 ths Commlssloner OF InternaI Revenue
GEOa6E 3. BOUTWELL,,
jy 26-tAut6 Cammlssr of Internal Revenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01
Rebel Guabea,. N, Yaz.s R,x,

OFF VIcksBuRs, July PA gentleman recently
from the Yezoo-rivef country reports that the Sta,
OF the West 10 up that river, armed with ~ guns
and is iron plated to q considerable extent The
w. II. Webb, a power. nj ocean tow-boat, 10 also
up the fszoo, and has been iron plated some
thing In the style of the Sumter, and construct
as ram. They also have the Mobile, mounting
one gun. - -
Tha Star OF the West and Webb carried ur
eight guns at the time New Orleans was captured
AT Liverpool, IS miles up the Yazoo river, the
rebels have ingeniously constructed raft, which
Is perfect lock against ascending boats also, a
battery on the shore. There are aIso 30 river
ltsamers up the YazoO river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01
Ffom St I.oufs

ST. LouIs, July 30.-The Iron Mountain Rail.
road Company has donated $500 to each new re-
giment now organized in the State, and ordered
the dismissal OF anv employees who has invoked
the protection Of any foreign government TO avoid
military duty.
John 5 Phelps, the newly appointed military
governor OF Arkansas, arrived to night
IL is understood that Gen. Curtis will not leave
at present, but will remain to Illustrate the one
rations OF the rebels under Price and Bindman
whose policy In their new campaign in Arksn,
SAG ana Missouri Is raid to be the extermination
ever found r''' '-N'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01
Vacant Buildings in Memphis to be Occu.
nied. -----

MEMfHIs, July 3o.-Gen. Grant has ordered
General Sherman to take possession OF all unoc-
cupied dwellings, stores and manufactures fol
the Government, and also where the owners are
absent rebels to collect the rents for the Govern.
ment. The military commission has commenced
taking list Of such property. 4
: The guerillas captured several prominent citi.
zens OF Haywood county on Saturday, for selling
cotton. One YVES shot dead while attsmpting "a
escape. The remainder were taken to Mississip.
Pl: Price has sent twenty-f cannon across the
to eross his whole army. The rebels say that
Price 10 to command In Missouri, Hind man in
Arkansas, and Magruder TO be over both, inau-
gsra'fng vigorous campaign. The Union forces
are ample to chez them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01
From Fortress Monroe,

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
FoRTRsss MONROE, July 30 30-Between fifty and
sixty rebel prisoners arrived at Fortress Monroe
this morning from Baltimore, under guard OF a
detachment Of the New York 9TH Regiment
These prisonerswere released from Fort McHenry
togo South. Some were taken prisoners of war
and some were political prisoners. All are to be
sent TO Richmond by flag or truce except fifteen
tbree are officers who have deserted the rebel SER
vice and prefer to serve In the Federal ranks and
the remainder citizens Of Wine hester and vicinity
who were arrested on suspicion Of being seces-
sonists. These fifteen are to be returned 10 Bal.
timors to night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAfcHILoR,s HAN DYE
TAs 6sst IN fks WoyId

,Wnliam A. Batehelor's celebrated Hair Dive
produces color mot 70 be distinguished nom na.
ture-wansnted not 10 injnre the Hair In theleast;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
eaes NE Raas for LIE. 6ysy, Red oy Rssty HaSy
Insanity turns splendid Black or Brown, leav-
Ing The. Hair son and beautiful. sold by all
Dmggists, 90. ~ - =! : =
.UThe eenuineis signed wnLrAnA. Baron.
1LoR, o. fAs Jesr sidss Of sssI bos.
fssssvy, No. 81 Barclay st., Nss York,
ms7-1y tLasesaa Brcsdway and 10 Bond 81,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-01

MHssRs. A. h. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 309 Pennsylvania avenue, back 90
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
piemed TO receive orders by telegraph or mall for
eny and al Of the various articles made from
ndi& Rubber or 6utta Percha. Orders will be
nan, and arrive In In twenty-four hours, eAsapsy
20 our citizens than they could be sold here
sena on your orders and have them filed at man
snc.ofefs prices at Messrs. II. A. Hall & Co.'S
80, nS9ss, lwhefe they have the Lssgsst assort-
I'M cL india Rubber Goods In the world ) e5
iiA ~ siees' Boston, Ms0. may ls.N,w,s,n