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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
OF FORFEITED
Mortgaqed Lands.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS or School and University
Lands Madison, Dare Co., Wis, October ], 1862.
The following described lands in Grant County, hav-
been forfeited by reason Of OF eterest up
on loans granted thereon: Notice Is hereby given,
that the same will be offered ut Public Auction, an
sold TO the highest bidder at the office OF the Secrets
~ Of state al the Capitol in Madison the 18th da
OF December. A. d. 1862, unless sooner redeemed ac
cordng to law. Said sale TO commence at oclosk,
A. NJ and continue from to day until AL ofsaid lands
shall have been offered.
The minimum price at which such lands will be Of
fored will be the amount named opposite each tract
(under the heading Total amount due state which
day of January A. n, 1868; three per cent damages;
the taxes which have been returned against such lands
ana the costs Of advertising the same.
Said lands will be sold subject TO all taxes which
NAV AT the time OF the sale, be due thereon. Other
conditions of sale viii DO announced by the C0sns-
sioners at the opening OF the sale.
JAMES T. LEWIS, 1CommissionesEohSehooh
SAML D. HASTINGS,
JAMES II. HOWE. } and University LandR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
SURGEON DENTIST!
Mechanical and Operative Deutistr
new ENGLAND
FAMILY SEWING MlCHI.E!

'aa'leTsiSned, having the right to sell the abov
9 ,5S ~. sconsln eegs 10 state that an exanina-
1s o'e' az other cheap machines now offered to
osls1 many considering il equal TO the high price
re,-.s lhis machine will DO all kinds IT family
b. e1 making button-hoies aud sewing on but
Rs, "Ss' II claims most to accomplish i 70 exc
b.. svaA MN upon single thickness ofSwiss muslin
q a,lA 'ss' 1Atead with neatness aud regularity
\, a I. unsurpassed by any other maebins or ~
Ga.,sb ' also sew With tie same cas-, and regular.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
lnMINLSTRATOR,s SALE.

cant Comfy Court, in Probate In the matter Of the
esia,e cf john Sweirs, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in pur-
cs If an order Of license made iu said matter on
mc islh day of August, A. d 1862, by the county
Cmrto said Grant county, the undersigned Aminis-
nUs Of the estate Of said decor ID, will on Thursday
4o gb day Of January. A. D. 1868, at one o'clock in
ns afternoon Of said day. on the pre- ises Of said de
a,sed in The Town Of Clifton, in said Grant county,
State of Wisconsin oer for sale and sell the folio wing
described real estate TO vii: he east half Of the
sgbvcst quart er and the southwest quarter the
.oubvest quarter Of section number twenty-five (z5l
ia Toxin i've 10 north OF range one (D west OF the
fourth principal meridian, The same will be sold IN
aaoe or in parcels rs may be thought best Inc
os ,f ale M fullows Halr ca ID in hand, balance IN
two annual payments with interest at 10 per ccnt per
aaaua Dated, December 1eth. 1862
MAHLON FAWCETF,
JOHNSON p. RUNDEIL,
.7Iy Administrators Of said Estate
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
cplvT COUNTY. WIS, SHERIFF's OFFICE, !
Lancaster, December 9, 1862.

IL he Yoters IF Grant County
snacal Election is TO be held in said County
on TUESDAY, the Soth cay Of beeem9'r, A. D.
rs In Con ress for the old Second Congressional Dis
t m me place Of Luther IIanehett, deceased whose
tso Of Office will expire the fourth day Of March
1888, and ou hereby Greeted 10 attend the polls
- s32id ,ay T. r. CHESEBR0,
Under Sheriff, Grant Co., Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
PRICE. a14-oo-

IA, ,sSging % see this machine can do 90 nv
\ ~ ons ne ihaxters Drug Store, Lancaster. Wis
y mail saa,as to purchase it can by sending 4
sacllso ~, gsueFwise to Ii Ware, Lancaster. and
|hNs,. va % promptly forwarded.
Sa.oa5 \, . = needles kept on hand Tor the ac
+. E. Use who may wish to purchase them.
'ssst ass,e ' NJ AGENT for Wisconsin.
v i' Resen,t .'-sl 10 whom might refer, and
4 sa,s 49, wy The following certificate:
lie W. ~ T cur @milies for the last six months
~ Lsarsss, usiand Sewing Machines" sold By
S'st, ias an ~ ana and il well adapted 70 our
sle1S /, u u. Vas promised for IL; We cheer
e N ,a,os an. 70 al who are desirous of saving
AyeSSsS,, surveyor, I'll =. REED,
ss,Gr.nt, a. " 1 Co. Board, A ASGELL.
" Wisconsin. 1S-3m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

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lots Z s o 10 IL Y - II
lots 1234567S9l0l ii
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

% q IT z u TUT n Va 10 III
Lewisburg Village,
nw4 of sea 4 IA acres
oil nel6 OF gei1 & 8 as
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
UNREDEEMED LAND
FOR sAans or lseo, Grant County, Wisconsin.
OFFICE CLERK OF BOARD OF SuPERy1sop. I,
Lancaster, Grant Coun v WISCONSIN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 10 all whom II NAV
concern that the following described lands and Town
paid for The year 1852 remain unredeemed in this office
Now therefore, unless the tax charges and intees set
opposite each tract and lot together with the redemp
non Zee, shall be paid before the 4 day of SEN
TENDER 1868. in pursuance of the Statute for such cases
made and provided, the will be conveyed to III
purchaser.
Toua Of Hazel Green : Torn /, Range /. West.
Description See. T. r. Owner Ant
South y oflot No 16in
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
eTATE OF WISCONSIN, sEc'Y's OFFICE, /
Madison, December s, 1862.

n, he Sheriff q UTa"E VO''"y'
~. Van viii please notify Special Election to be
SIR 1ss3av the Thirteth day Of December, A. D.
held on o election Of Representative in Congress
1877 ol o5 second Congressional District in the place
for inc Vu deceased, whose term of office will
ofLdther n tba fourth day OF March, 1868.
expire on 'T Wines MY hand and the Great Seal of
~ the state, at the Capitol in Madison,
l.. D tbe d9v end year first above named
JAMES I. LEWIS, Sec'y of State
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

(tARRIAcE BOLTS Of ali sizes cheaper than a
~ wholesale IN 6aieAa. Ant. A. HLAA,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
l laltkSESSES OF KENTUCKY JEANS.

sv7, g the machine to do all that il profess
tb AZ, complete directions furnished by means
4 INV, .e's9n VIII be enabled TO work the ma
~ gisN,v,,l5, without the aid cf experienced
'"eh supplied at reduced prices.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19
AGRICULTURAL.
FARMERS. LooKTo fouRMTEREsT
HARVEST OF isg2
Haincs' Illinois Harvester.


Haincs Illinois Harvester.
The Agent Of this celsbra fed ma
i chine has the pleasure Of oaerlng 70 Tie farming
eoum1niiy psFises na.eAile. whleh j. na1oustec.
HOME TESTIMONY.
IA Gso~rs-Slr have heea uslns onsefus
abo~e nAEned uarves.ers for the LAST lhfee ye4fs
andl an 80 well pleased with Il. ths; would net
axe s50o Or H. III eoad not obtain another Of The
same ksad dni by experiences. that there Is as
ls..F saving e si,so per acre Il he was Of SEA
rtns wheat, orer that cat and put up By the most
aypfeved respefs. II fact would ~ letu ap-
proved Fearers. Ia fact xoai1 lot LEI r.y esAa -
Ia auy oshet wsy. Il offered . 90 vatin
The sa9ck free Of exPsnee.
Near 7srrs Hs-te Ny asa. lse2
Wv. MLIIsAS.
Oae rear ago ~ ufelAsed ore u The Illinois liar.
vestsFs. and would rot dispense With The Of IL
foo any prics. We most eaerrfully endorse all that
Mr. llilssn has SD above. sooat lA's mode ol 50.
cariss grain. JOSEPH PICK.
TOT oaiy endorse all tia. Mr. NllAgsn says about
be l''ln - Harvester, but will further ssy thal
tA<s - ,leo lss EaF s-eA-ss II eoaid not
procure one q The same klnd
Tk#N 0EI sgAsIS JACKSON.
We have used one 81 Hasnss' Illinois Hsryester'
t1xla. tAr IA8t .H3 scasa vita eruTe t1iae1 u.
nol as $500 Tor tie oas we have Il could Lot
procure another q The sane = ~. aad We endorse
all that az. Nlg ssys about Tia mode OF harvess'
irE Thus \. COOPER
PETER LYoNs.
0lseE Greek Iounship, Vie Co, nd.
nj 6ssrka sra ! have Used oue Of H4iaes' Il
iiaois Harvesters for tue ias: two year, and have
US various kinds Of tie must approved reapers q
other patterns, aid nnd - elese calculation that
eaa save about two thigds % the expense By using
tie Itn u Harvester. wo1ld uol take 81 600 for
tie lave II e5uit Get p-ecnss another Of tie
same kll1.
Il did net cost ne more ihan = cents per seoT 20
harvest M wheat TIE past two years. taking Int
consideration TIE node 81 sowing snd saving Of the
grain. JACOB BROWN.
Ths ab0vr sAs1rJ f-en.issslea re elfresidents 10
oar n,idst-al tut tWo eltka CSC htuf's side at
rsrre Haaie and would willingly give any uier-
nation 20 thc use aud utility Of this Harvester.
that mag Be asked.
IA addlloa - the above named Harvester have a
gcod Con olned Reaper an Mower ttseed'-l thai
wili warrant = % good work. aai whics wifi sel
for sl00 % twelve months tine 90 exchange ior
Grain OF good horses.
an also sub Agent for the i9stly celebrated nuck
Eye Combined Reape-s ard Mowers. ssid 20 - the
tsss m nse. ira GROVER,
Ag~Ltfar klgo sadeurfeure4os Sountie ..
es-plsase call aud obtain 4 T-rnplsf RH exam
Sos. Eass 80 Paslic Square Tsrre Hah.e
jams sdAwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

BG RHAVE,s
Holland Bitters
DYSPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint. Fever and Aeue, &c.
IN. saocsssra, sntro.au<tisn ana "a. % ,h.. -,
tratei kssnety has bssn tAe sxn.l fr I,,s-s 49,
" oomps1nds called @Hfftesss or.r-s HI ,.,sS-.
IN hssns fssn su-ss hosts % nssS~os k-x snsn
souse viiArsous ~hisAey nixtars. 80
Bat tie really gresf relsf derived from tie ninu,.
49, chs tsszpoonfal, q mediosns,
BGRHAvEs HOLLAND BrrTERs.
and as estrs etssso, If et,v y-vssruass-. rs 90.
b1shed fsr rspotztLon Which The ho~t q st@Eons
lively vegetable preparation. With b<ssiy suc~as
purs spirits % preserve It
Bat oas Sac Of thu gunuin.. HAlfrsns Bottle,
price osz DouAk
% I4ood essential Or the fu1a<tion q god
h5slta and for oorr~ting eisortsrs q TIE stomach
and toveis
Two or three dosos wfll ccnvs--. the sic,ea q ia
rfrsn~tA. . sssltiy sc.fon q ths liver, hows. snd
kidneys vii soon tAks Place. and renewed health -
the quick result
For INDIGESTION. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Bitfers.
For HEARTBURN. Try
B9rhave's Holland Bitters.
For ACIDITY. Try
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
For wATERBHAsH. Try
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE. Try
Berhaye's Holland Bitters.
FOR LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Bitters.
For CosTIvEEEss. Try
BGrhaye's Holland Bitters.
For PILES. Try
Berhaye's Holland Bitters.
In all Ssrvors. nhsurnstie, and fsur.igfe Areo
tens t hss IN numerous instaro<s proved highly
bs1sscil, and n others srrctsi decided cure
Read Carefully
The ssnr.ns highly oono>u.rz,ct B1zr1vrs Hes
LaxD BTrFKAs e pat up IN hAlfpini bottles oily, and
rs4iiet One Dollar per bottle The great demand
or this truly osietralec medicine ha< tndrp>c many
taitAtsns. which tie pctlie shond guard sgsins;
purchasing.
Besaars u 1sronslc-sf So gaaf car sz~< "a o. "a
tsbei q oOery bsti.s 30 lzy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

II he use q ihrse Pin The periodic st,seis
Nervous or 81 y 'fro,e may be prevented; All
AIKEN at the commencement q an attack. imnediat.
ellef from siekne-s viii be obtained
They seldom fai IN removing he Aa--ea s.,i
HeadacIe 70 which females are 80 mud .u'Js.l.
f!rhey act generally a1en the bo~els-remoyin
loeitofss
For Lfefs,B ssss. SAAk<nk<. Delioaf. Yen4.I.-
and AL persous & .seafs,p Asl1sss thsy sls sslastls
isradve, IN improving tbs a, gssb> g',ias fa.e
ard rig0r 10 tie digestive organs. and rssiasi. sns
natural electricity and strength q n.e ~beis E b
The CKPHAi4C Pills are the result of iors
rga,ion and carefully oosns,icl t1peiinsa
beoa In many yesss. during which tiIit.
have prevented and relieved vass amount pa
ADD suffering from hesisshe, whether originating 81
fse aersoa. sg.fe'a or From, asrsnsea Stale ofih
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable = ,.s.. ,cugo.iue-
40 n.sy oe TAX. ~ al sn.s -iit IsFis<i -Ass
without ating Asy change u de, aaf "a abb
- a..s d.,a.s ~roi-s fss.e rezser . ~ays -
fsier them % cl4drea.
BEWARE OF CoUA TRRFElTs
TIE ssuaioe have s.s-aisr-- = ICY @. s7.sls'a
o. eel 5ox.
Silly prrgr'.'. IA al os.f ss-.er. n asi..
eae
4tar ~ tee. +. nal gu rrrs'r cia.-
PRICE - STs.
Al ors.ss fhs-.i - saa. ss-e.. -
nrNp' pArLDiso
/. Ceia street.. Ns. tess
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~ singie totsls q rPAUIDfSG's rKKpAh',
sf:lE -sI.i safs - tirn-s ie cost -Ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19
harvester for 1862.
Farmers attention
CHALLENGE oFFKRTDf

Rail- Ohio Moves an1 Reaper Ia
proved
Ssestsd SiFsrsa Sgsfsft i-..a..!
~ AsxAfrs 81 ths sarseas IA - Fstft
- tskx1 - siss~st ssr~~e~t~ssea nsaae~f e frr
49,. Al "a kfttlesf FFecl.tti fei tsisi =
ktaeers A. .essFs r ]. "a b lie ts.tee ss2sfs
~ <yferese. ~ =. ttis msehiae ftrsiTfs tke
Egesleas fert~f g tfetlt usfkk. sE1tlEE {. g tee
glTea4 lsla M~azi - Il p "a tasF<e ~ tks Ts..
- = sess 90 aItessi <o<istg g. a. hFsI Nsr
= Hs.441f.
ia. Is 80 80 s - sAal = rsesirt4 ~ So
teIs zs<1f~e -~sss-ssrt erer e. serrt 49, So
- 49, rftket = Esfirk etkHsEre ~ trfa. 4
~ CGlo kssp<f I'D Moref - = Cessls4r xf<Afae
axsl1tt a. rseers zeFFst - taf~ = rs r.fket
FsrneFs - - ~ - ts.l a. t1s-rIne Ms
e.sftl4 - - fefft&t<1x ~ rztfF
fer So e. - NsssAr.1s.
TESERA xckEGS
~s are sire kstats - heess's fsfsel lzpfere1
sia rTai A. a n AZ zru MA
4fetetn rrE<THe N-<FES
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19
w. 4. dc Lauater. ". 10.

DHYSfCIAN AND SURGEON.
4 Gives special atfsn'.o. 10 the treatment Vi Die
81 the Eye. aud Eaf; asfaies for Cataract Ar
uiiclal Pupil. fterygium. Staphyiogna, ststismur.
A.. Removes Tie various farms q Acute and
chronic inflammation Of the Eye and Far. y mild
course offcmedial agents, Restores sigaf % tn
Bird. ard Hearing 10 the Deaf n -. 1-sts s.sst4-
ubic e ta4s ~ operation ~ medical treatment.
Nay b. csn>lited. free Of charge. BY letter sf
otherwise. one. Southeast corner second and Pop
ief streets. Ttrre-Hauis. i9tians lfeb5dly
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spAuLDse's PREPARED GLuf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

,PAULDISG's PREPARED Git
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19
AMERICAN HOUSE.

IF0sNfr'F fFoFF a 10 fNIfE7lF W.T.
Corner Washington and section ST.,
SULLIVAN. INDIANA.
1--WE stieFagnei has'rg psrshssef fhe above.
A o~-lxn making IL on = u most comfortable
Hoseis a. ne w. ASH fsr suJsFiar IN every
rsFpfct 90 any N this place. 49, - te acroxreo-
sfoa q IL travelling rufiie. snt sffrftaiument u
estseHs wt@h-eF aearliuR. piedEe rngsarsed efoffe
secure fhe highest cuf1farf arf erfta4isf1ce q
their Ras's Al haze ri fsalt1es in the So 80
= I lLzsf ert~asfrs
~. = FNVTrs = vHiTg. Propsiesors.
Norrnnbsr a III. f1~u
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-23

Dcfplf, 8ernG4tni6 bon guftin, 1abnefIi&e @cte
bon Peters unO Scpttftr,, f&rb bic Sabre 1850 g9
unO '6I ,55.72
Wpfplf, 8erntG6tnis BON Iuftiu, Got unb SSuier, cgss
474 nSroli@e Seite bon @rattfr., fir bic ~
Sabre 1880 uub 81 242.74
GSpph8, Nirs. 8, Got uub SGuier, nTrbli6e Geite
bon OtcGlberrpir., fir baS Sabr 1850 $50
@ppb8, Snt. 0t., nibt Seei9net, Got unO SGuler
earepfrr fir bas Safr 1890 1850
Wppbparb, 81, g., ridt %geeiSnet, Got unb SGnier,
bffi6e Geite BON Ncrbfr., fir bic Sa6re I'D
1850 unb 81 2S0.54
gei8lp, SacOb, Got unb SGufer, iabli&e @eite bon
8antir., fla baS Sabr 1860
Dpung, 9pibua a., Sduier, teft9e @eite bon xgssFTs
e@pnnftr., fir bic Sabre 1860 unb '6I SOP
zimmerman, Spbn, Got unb3 SGuIer, nSrbIi6e
Seite BON @tatspprt9itr., fir bic Sabre
Ie60 unb '6I 1880
Musuffus Me. %rtce,
TSU Gtaet=@~o Iectpr.
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IA
Lg- S1&ebt IN iiberGeben4

acn all rbe;tunotiIben R~rantGeteu. 5ldfIe uno 8ertat tuua,
pte etast9 tn ittner Art cur ~9erbutuus BON q i9t, unb p6l-
ge Tdere Deiluns lGpn ~etn9etret nr StSrung beS Sr9 anis-
NUS tn men(6idsn Sbrpsr. gsfonoeIs gu empfHbten 9eeea
Sldbur9ens @eltOptMn9 8lutaneran9, tranpiattise Anfdl
.ieslider Or, Iisbsr, 8ei9weresn Der 8ruit, ees ytassns uns
st erisben.
Z Sc It bierbnr1 Sebem @elesenbeitg ebDten fir peais @elb
fA lsltit pieber sT @efunbtsit ~ ~perbelfen, fpwte f1 eeeen
&rantbeiten gu paereH.
Gte Slafat foitet NIT @tbrou&sonwetfan8en rs Gents une
1T einsig uno aletn Gdt 5u BADEN bet 39IQ
9etnrt9 Drummer,
basis SIC. 65 g. @uapltr,, spii9en pratt. uno Gambenfr,
(As22, 3it) 36a4
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

Perry, Rondout; Christopher Columbus Bacon, Haver
Tonsdlon Nyosk soop: Mary Brush Young RqndosSs
man Port Even; Eliza jayne. Christie, NYork Planter,
Appleby and Gem, Hawkshurst NYork Sid schrs Ever.
Davis. do; Artist, Forrester, do via Somerset
zrt-Arr scrs Dtadem, Iudlam, Port Even; Expedite,
Seene , kondout Sid schr Empire, Cole Ezabehport;
sailed from Dutch Island harbor 10TH schrs John Dor.
rance Rice; L Smith Smith WIN. II Garrison. Corson
voshti sharp Haley; Frink, English. and s II Sharp,
Mayhew, from Philadelphia for Boston; Richard Hin.
Smith, Fall River for Philadelphia.
PLYMOUTH, i. pt is-Ar schr CorinnaiM Jones' NYork
.PAWTUCKET. Sept 2o-Arr schr Gen Marion. Osborn.
ROCkLAND Sept l2-Arr schrs Mount Hope, Remission.
NYork for Belfast l5th Citizen, Drnkwaer Vinalhaven
laud sid 18th for NyorkJ; Charlie Willie Emery Vinai.
haven for NYork Sid l3h schr Warrior Crockett NYork;
conant N N, Micrk; ,r., schr r Bulwnkle, French, do
Gorham Boston 20h, ship Ellen Foster Robinson NYorK
SALEM, Sept ls-Arr scnr vema, stanwood, Delaware
SOMERSET Sept 2o-Arr soop Temperance. Davis New
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
Tns Gold. .ss charity es California.

the 0old.sb Charity of California.
BAN FRANCISCO CONTRIBUTES ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOh1ARs TO THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
The united States Sanitary Commission recevea tno
followho despatch yeaarday morning from San fran9
cscp announcing that ln city has donated one hundred
GAs FRANCISCO, Sept. -, 1861.
10 II w. Brlows, President, and GRoRcR 7. SrRoSG,
Troasurer United States Sanitary Commission
We have this day forwarded to per ssoamer drafts
on Eugene Kelly &Co., New York, for one hundred thou
Francisco for relief Of the sick and wounded soldiers
ar6 rsamen Of the federal army and navy.
The committee wish, there branches Of the Com
mission in ST. Louis and Cincinnat independent in their
organization regards money that portion OF this sum
should 90 10 them.
to pay you onoe If necessary See them and inform
us by telegraph 8. H. r. TESCHENMACIIER,
Chairman Central Relief Committee.
JAMES Ors, Treasurer.
DR.. BELLOWS REPLY.
New York, Sept %, 1862.
To 8. II. f. TEscBESMACHER, Chairman Central Relief
Committee, San Francesca
Your magnificent contribution will electrify the
try. Thanks 70 God and To San Francisco for such
paTaeed generosity We shall make equitable distri
button cf your bounty. 1t will be staunchiDg wounds
and cooling cvered lips before this reaches you. On the
strength OF telegraph agents constantly TO spare
nothing the batte fields OF Maryland and Virginia.
army wagon loads perday
Your example will reanimate all our cities and towns
We shall lack nothing from New York, Boston, Phila
dehia Cincinnati ST. LOUIS Chicago when their already
noble example is outsripped at bound by the youngest
great city in the natcn-urthest from the scat Of
already sick and wounded her bat
tie fields. H. W. BELLOWS,
President OF Sanitary Commission
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Tho No6a Scotian on Cape RaCe and
Etna al New York.
War News from America
Anxiously Expected.
ITALY Excited Concerning Ga
ribal(li.
SPAIN DRAWS CLOSER TO FRANCE.
COTTON AGAIN DECLINED,
&es, &e., Aes

The screw steamship Etna, Captain Merhouse, which
~Aed from Liverpool at noon on the 10th, and from
Queenstown the evening Of the 1lth inst, arrived a.
e1his port about eghso'cock yesterday evening.
Hcr boen fully anticipated by the reports Of
sAs Berussia and Nova scotian of Cape Race
The articles Of Che English journals, received by the
nna, arc wanting in vgor and point, so far as they
have reference TO American Affairs
Tho steamship Nova Scotian from Liverpool on the
1lth via Londonderry the 18th instant, arrived of
Cape Race at vo o'clock Sunday evening. She was
boarded by the yacht Of the press and summary
ef her news obtained.
The dates per the Nova Scotian two days later than
those received by the Borussia.
The ncws by the Nova Scotian to the 11th instant is
not of any great interest," and despatch from London Of
The 18th nsant-the very latest-says-There is no
news Of interest from any quarter today
The steamship Glasgow, from New York, arrived at
oOesn stown on the 18th instant
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS.


orhe steamship North Star Capt Jones, sailed at
tcrday for Asphwa.
BARK HAsnssr FISK, before reported wrecked went
ashore Aug H. the entrance OF the Straits Belle Tsle
In thick fog and became total loss. Captain and
saved She Was from Plymouth f. bound TO Richibuoo In
ballast
FwBkRK THrRKsR ashore Jones Inlet H. remains per
fecy light; anchors and cables have been laid the
weather continues moderate she viii doubt be nosted OF
fret high tide.
ABkpK supposed ~ be from New York bound 10 Wash
neton Is ashore at head Of Middle Ground the Capes
Of Chesapeake.
Sour NEw DxLIoHr OF E,abcthport, for Ifsrerh with
cargo of gas coalsf while hauling out pier 40 Eas
her nainnas In Yards ship
Progress IL was broken OF close 70 the deck.
scHR MARY GaGT OF Columbia, Drisko, from New York
for Boston, with Newport night
OF I9h IN distress having at AN day while Point
Judith the Wind blowing fresh from carried away
head OF fore1nast below the crosstrees
VIII remain for repairs.
scaR voL1Sr Of 81 George, NIB WHICH was run into even
ing July OIL Cross Rip and subsequently drted ashore
Horse Shoe Shoa, afterwards New Bedford
sed 10 Capt Benz Boxer vhas purchased by ID
Kempton and others Of NIB. shc repaired and Ia
be employed In the coasug business to be commanded
By Capt DAVIS
QvEKSrows, Sept s-Arr the Brilliant, from New: York
Experienced strong gale which h1r on her beam
ends, sLifled her cargo and took four sails.
WhaIemen.
SppkrnSept6 lat 80 90 lon Al iS bark Morning Star of
and from New Bedford ~ dass out with obbs ~ oil all
vel,
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
The Secretary Of War Providing for
Contra ba nds.

fHs IOINWihg cOrTekp0hdeDce eKTlane ilPeH.--
CAiRo, Sept IS, 1862
70 Hon Z h srAsroS, Secretary or War Washington: -
General Grant s sending here largo lot Of negro wo-
men ana children, ayd directs 10 ask you what do
wth thom Parties IN chicago and other cities ysh sber,
~ servants. VII be allowed 10 them over 10 re-
pohsiole oomiDiuces 70 be employcd9 n 80, can
transport them Al government expensey
- -, j. M. TUTT1E,
Brgadisr General, Commanding District OF Cairo.
WASHINGTON Sept. 1s-6PM
70 Higader General TurrE Conlmandinr. -. -
rou authorized 10 turn over to pespo,s,,o co,,
nttees negro women aud children who Nh t.Ln ,ha,r
n charge apd provide them with employment ana su,,
port Ia inc Northern States and you may Furnish ,,.,s
bprtaiion ~ government expense.
EpwN NJ. STANTON. Secretary Of War
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
Great Britain.

Smallpox among the sheep in wiltshire was making
sorther progress An official order from the councils
prohibits the removal Of any sheep lambs from the
infected Districts and makes other provisions to check
lhs disease.
II is stated that the great reductions which have
menosd in tho Woowch Arsenal will 10 six thou.
sand persons.
The cased frigato Royal Oak carrying thirty four
guns, Lad been launched at Chatham.