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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

MILWAUKEE SENTINEL. This paper
has at last fallen into editorial hands bat
may save it from conservative decay. Mr.
A. Nd. TnoSpsoN of the Home League,
one u the ablest editors of the west, takes
The place of G. i SmoLns as editor Of The
Sentinel, the latter having obtained IA Cou-
sulship to China. The black record Of
80, containing the name. of Mr.. Sholes'
predecessor, with $4,000 ii La Crosse
Bonds as his price, led nj my to cease pat
ronizing the Sentinel; the piper then fell
into conservative habits, such as sympathi-
zug with those who meant to prepare fol
the great rebellion, pleading for the sever
al Bell Ererett- Fillmore-ism and old
John Tylers peace Congress. theresy ma
king friends elsewhere to offset losses Of
patronage among the wise, patriotic and
noble. Since 81, the fossils who read but
little and less care what becomes Of the
country, have been the growing numbers
and friends Of the Sentinel, all Others ceas-
ing to patronize it in view Of signifying
their disrespect for the concern. We stop
ped exchange with the Sentinel in 81,
hoping thereby to DO oul part in either IA
cilitatiug its descent into Copperheadsm
Or its rise to a purer grade Of political or
thodoxy, we cared rot Which. But the
Sentinel hoppled along between neutrality
and sentimentalism I'LL in go, when Sholes
became editor in chief, man of expert
rnee but Of doubtful virtue as an old free
soil politician. lie promised well, then fell
into the conservative path-most persons
think, at the bidding Of the proprietors.
Thompson is different sort Of man,
Icing natural radical in all matters hav
ing more than one side; he holds there is
no elasticity in facts, that neutrality, 81
lenee and chartered institutions are not sa-
cred rights, th at old fossils are but q step
above contempt. and that raked truths
netd ho coucealments to make them res
pected. We therefore make this pledge
that one Of two things will happen: The
Sentinel viii lie eilher one Of the ablest
and best. most radical aud independent pa
pers in the State, or The propFietors will
say. THOMPSON, You are too much Of
man-down sir, be dog" and then,
Thompson will-begone We await re-
suits. In the mean time, will the Sentinef
please exchange SO long rs there is man
aboard that Fever steers at quarter angles
from direct line.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

of our lines, and deployed in fine line Of
battle order.
Immediately all the corps along the riv-
or were put under arms, in which position
they remained until morning, when the
enemy had withdrew.
A cavalry reconnaissance was then made
which went as far as Cuipepper, but found
no enemy, but on the contrary obtained
such information as leads to the belief that
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25
Union Meeting at Animation.

Mr.. CovER.-The Mass meeting hereto
fore advertised TO be held at ibis place
comes in collision with previous notice Of
meeting to be held at the Frame church
in the Fulks settlement two miles moth Of
this place, on Saturday, Aug. 10Th, |
have seen several Of the parties, and think
it best to hold the meeting al the Fnag
church Will you please insert nouceia
this weeks paper to that effect.
And oblige yours, Z. CLAYTON
Animation, Aug. oath,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

Our WOUNDED AT GETTYSBURG "A
letter from State Agent M. Y. Selleck to
Governor Solomon (which we shall pub
lish tomorrow) gives a LIST OF Wis. wounded
remaining at Gettysburg and York, Pa.
lie says the heat is ha wing an unfavorable
effect, bu; otherwise th Q wounded are do,
ing well. De reports Lit. Col. Calls, Of
the 18th as improving slowly, an1 says be
will probably be able to be- removed to
Wisconsin by the middle of SEPTEMBER
State journal, Aug. 10.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

GE The annual meeting Of the La Fav
Baptist Association will meet At T,f
in this County, on Saturday Sepem.
9Th, 1868. Elder Tho's Holman, y
arlington, will preach the introductov
rmon at half past ten o'clock gu Thai
orning On Sunday morning following
is purposed to altenu 10 the dedication q
be Baptist Meeting House whi.a viii be
.bnpleted by that lime. Elder N B
Chapin, pastor we'll known AMI nu,.
|steeued in this county, Is expected 70
,reach the dedicatory sermon. lhv a,,
;iation will probably adjourn at noon Oh
Monday. A good time is expected. 1t
M attend.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

hig work had arrived. The I1ashIng Of INC
cal. on from Sumter and Gregg guided his
Movements, and he was enabled to reach
the Instructions without being observed.
He spent fully half an hour on them,
thoroughly investigating their construction
and moved off toward the fleet in time to
reach it by daylight He Immediately re-
ported to the Admiral who declared him
self highly gratified at tn information, de-
clarna that be now knew all that he desir
ed to know. The information obtained IS,
of course, kept secret, but ! i'll be availed
Of by the Admiral in few days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25
Special Notices.


1y PRoF. O. j. WOODS Ham Rs ss'.,s.
.r.yr1Tbis rs onisbins preparation viii b, Ni.u''
own pr cess restore grey Hal TO tAsoT'g'"" WV
viii make it grow on Bald Heads
VIII restore The natural Sec!euop''
will remove al once all Itching
VIII .emove all Dandruf ,,u..5
viii make the Hair soft and glossy
win preserve the Color oil dn' r.iiins.
Nnd one If tie best Toilet Artces for ihs h'G.
IN A nse = TmoUs ayDs Of SOLDIERS in the Army "a
fed Is the above, who had become g'l :. ,p5 npsn.
their Hair by sichuess, change o. o'm,s Ke,tosis
ton. While performing camp GUY ri5Ily
any - " n RAXTER, Agent for lSncT 70
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25
1,rn,ynpI1oN AND VIM CHERRY D \.

rERs-composed Of the bes' Roofs D",A leief I'D
aud peculiarly adapted 70 ths ,"g a''.. SIX ~
ultimate cure oil Indisas "a, y , sPStS los aAg
ache, Jaunice, Weakness sou, S@,rsed id't
t pgu,e' ID ;nselivs Liver Tn elect 3 w.
is s'f truly wonderful They pa111 ., cg'p Il
strengthen, regulete, bald ap S. .io !" .l,rs Dc,
whole system They are jaSt ~"
sps;iis and summer. pleas % Nv, III
able In effects. Ever boa ~N ncg.',
LIKES y th sSs, sre ,,F yortn aud m them
in every family. ...toht,
PRICE. SO and rs cents 2 rpp@
For Sale at Baxtur's Drug 10Y ~"
gists Hun rsrmafstg"ra' '''
43-tf -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

SUPERvfsoRs.-We notice that by the
amended laws, each Assembly District
of Grant County is authorized 10 elect a
Supervisor, instead Of all five being elected
BY the County at large as before. Candi-
dates are therefore 10 be nominated at the
several Assembly District Conventions at
the time candidates for the Assembly are
nominated
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

RIDER REscINDED.-The War D.,
| has rescinded the General Order r =.
ing discussing Officers to demand E,~,
ITS OF claimants a power OF attorney i
ct claims against the Government. and n
ish evidence of ability to reimburse lbs
eminent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25
Nex York . Aug. 9

The draft in the 10th Ward was COM
pleted to-day. One thousand one hundred
and eighty one names were drawn. The
day assed off without the slightest disa-
greeable incident. The city swarms with
troops, but their services have not been re.
nnired
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

STAN FY-1AMN0 NDs. In tus town Of Be'loTA
Aug. 80, BY W. Mcdaniel, Esq. j. H. Saaey ad
Ms .,tii.ruu.l. 6u. q = = ttNa,
GAR E - AYu LIN suc ,oNn OF beetogn Aa'
gus, 81, ty Ihe samu A. Garuet al'd hTs'b nig'
Tor, both OF 1ueio~n .,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M Ia Po'os August
10Th by Rev. r. ,udg IA, A 81. 5aht0ns' dua ~"
NJ = Lon. botham. bglh OF Pots
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

TIE BLIND Miss MARY GRENAY of
Little Grant, young lady, blind from in
fancy, called at our office yesterday in
company with her father and mother. She
made Us present OF specimens OF her
writing and some fancy ornaments her own
handiwork, with the words of reminder
that these were an acknowledgement OF
our small services rendered some years ago
in finding her place where the great IN
seen world might be reveaed to The Bind.
And then we had quite a talk about the
Wisconsin Institute at GAINESVILLE for the
education of the Blind, where she has
been for three years. She Is pleased with
the wisdom Of the system Ivy which she
has been schooIed in many things both
u eful and Ornamental. The Faculty have
taken great paius With her and with all;
the superiors in charge are extremely kind
and watchul oyer them. Tie ORDER gov
ernIent and management are as perfect as
csn be. The parents haze 10 contribute
abou. $50 per year for her support, mains
II for clothing and travel expenses.
Tie parents are poor and have large
family 10 support aud the home adsanta-
ges for intellectual Improvement are Lat
slim. Mary is IL spend another year AZ
Tue Institute, then VII return home and 9e
The iIoi Of he hoaseholiI as Sic always
was. Sd will be lie inspiring angel ,of
goodness AM propeiling agent of intelii-
gence, industry md happiness IN that fam
lly--wil lead them esnly Tut surely %
higlse' sphere o. he. God designs we'll
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

The Convention was called to order az IL
o'clock. by MIR. Lockwood, of the Contra.
Committee. Mr. E. w. KeYes nominated
Senator ]. y. Dooiittle az Chairman pro TEN.
Hon. A. S. Sloan moved TO amend by nomi-
rating Hon. Amasa Cobb as temporary Presi-
dent
Considerable discussion arose upon the SUBJ
iect. Mr.. Sloan was asked TO Withdraw his
motion. Mr.. Sloan insisting upon his motion,
the amendment was decided in order, and the
question taken on MIR. Sloan's amendment,
which was adopted by vote Of l27 10 LOT.
Senator DooIifiIe moved that the nominal
ton Of Col Cobb be made unanimous, and a
committee appointed 10 conduct Col. Cobb TO
the chair. This motion was adopted.
On taking the chair, Col. Cobb made few
remarks.
f. M. Stewart being nominated temporary
Secretary, was declared elected.
On motion OF Mr.. A. Stewart, committee
of one from each Congressional District was
appointed TO report on permanent organization.
On motion OF Mr.. DoolttIe, the following
Committee on Resolutions were appointed: ].
r. Doc little, Of Racine; G.. w. Hazelton, OF
Go umbia; j. A. Barber, OF Grant; A. 5. Sloan,
Of Dodge; E. l.. Brown, Of Waupacca; Ii. ID.
Barron, Of Polk.
On motion the Convention adjourned till 8
p. M.
3 O'CLOCK. P. m.-The Convention met at 3
p. NJ. Pendii the report oil The Committee on
Credentials, Mr.. j. b. Smith, of Milwaukee,
asked leave TO read an extract from the New
York World, OF recent date, councelling re-
sistance to the Government.
The Committee on Credentials made their
report. The report of the Committee on Gre
dentias was reported back TO the Committee
for correction.
Mr.. Doc lite, from the Committee OH Reso-
lutIons, submitted partial report as follows:
Resotued, That, following the example OF
OHIO and other loyal States, this Convention
presents the names of the persons nominated
aa Union men and not as partlzans; as men Of
vel known and well tried loyalty to the I'M
ion and The Constitution, without reference to
their political anteceGents; and we ask all the
loyal ectors of Wisconsin TO give them their
support, without distinction OF parry.
Senator Doolittle supported the resolution in
an eloquent speech, which we will publish
| next week The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
The Committee on Credentials returned
their report with corrections, and it was then
adopted.
lie Committee on Permanent Organization
reported the following named gentlemen for
permanent officers:
fresident-Li Co. Levi Sterling of Iowa.
Pee Presidents-D. w. Roe, of Wlnnebago;
Orrin latch, of Fond dn Lac; c. C. Shoes, of
kenosha; p. g. Stewart of Columbia; Capt
G. w. Limbocker, of Grant.
Secrciaries-F. M. Stroud Of Rock; w b.
strong, Of Rock; j. q. Sherwood of Green
Lake.
On taking the chair Lieut. COL Sterling ten
dered his thanks for the honor conferred, and
expressed his intention TO preside impartially,
and bis hope that the proceedings of the con-
ycution might be harmonious and lis result
such as 10 advance the cause Of the Uniou.
The Convention then proceeded 10 an in
formal vote for Governor, with the fol owing
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25
AIoTIcE OF CHANGE VI =

sIoNs. o, pfsT WIS.,
US,rrD srArrs ASSESSORS OPTICS IL; II u.s. ,lsi
No.ire Is hereby given sa ss, IL III, coss'S' ~
comprising the couI y o. O ~ peb5sr nsA re
trict. WILL the lst dy "a couniy d 5r'pn, n, .a5
s ssa' g sSt ess ssR' ,.a ,a
Potosi. will DO the B. ". Dse'es ,isa
II-t3 =, n,s,r;ct. state Of 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

TO Our Readers b. arrangement With Mr. W. w.
WLLIAa 5 late IL the McGleeor NeWs lie becomes per-
IaafIenty associated with as editor of tie Herald
and in the cement of Office affairs. Having served
g time printer in Chicago job Office, he will see
that nj work in that line is done in tie best style
At present have bat little space for editorials;
but when the tax list ceases ncuuher, then NAV be
expectsd profusion Of better things Mr. WILLIAMS
will AXE charge of business in general relating 10 the
reading and advertising columns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

PIKE --In Fennimore, Aug. II. llrlan Pike ~"
II I'm Wis. Vols aged "A ears ami u m'1'oN
CHlSHOLM.--At Mt. Hope, Aug y, NF' i''s .''
holm, aged SO years and months III
AKTsR.-At AZ. Hope, Aug 10 "er3e. p'
and j. Carter, aged year, 10 m'nshs aa' ""F'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25
TARM FOR SALE

he subscriber offers for s.,s ~ ss DER b. ss
.,,e town OF Eenboro-'s ac's snG clover m' ssrsal
isnssd Is acres moi !" 'lR SS1 so a'
s ss : r = ~ j IF; III IsSs vi
s SHs com sliS. . ls1s s sso a sn'S .o
saw mill and glist mil T'I car icss than
TIE i sso,s sll e vi" viii sle cow ~
% F aa further Information SsPss oar5 u soee
the flee Of the CLERK o. ysv1iseonsin. ctiss
Lancaster, Grant county nv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

Eg- An Irishman, By way ofillustratiae
me horrors Of solitary confinement, stated
hat out Of one bundled persons sentenced
10 endure this punishment for hiss only fifs
teen survived.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

NEEDS In Most countries there are
laws TO compel the destruction of evil weeds.
In Wisconsin there Is 4 law inf cling penal
lies for allowing buf-dock, Canada this,fes,
dragon and cuekald bur 10 ripen their
The law IS right and ought to be
all, inasmuch as every acre Of
my such weeds is thereby
4el ii VALUE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

GE- Lieut.. Riley. Co. C, 81 Wisconsin
Cavalry, arrived at his homei Patch Grove
last week, on short furlough. lie looks
well and reports f.vorabIy of Capt Wood,
Lieut. Showalter and all the men in that
company. lie is TO leave for his company
the last of the present week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

Eg- A few extra blank reports for school
District Clerks may be had at this Office,
in cases where Town Clerks are unable to
sappiy ouou1h.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25
Ee Some d The railroad companies

EE- Slime q The railroad companies
are advertising to ticket through from Mil
wankee 81 Chicago 70 Boston an other
lp,ns o. New England and return, any
Time from Tie 5tb Of Argnst toihe Is b
III October. al So, 50. From Boston to
Es0 York AMI return IL Boston, 5000
extra. Judging from what we hear there
will be many 70 leave every neighbolhood
on a grand tour east.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25
August 25tb, ls0}.
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CTRAY MARE.

~ ,ilv raaiUlhk :" ~ abll \
Taken up By the su6.c,agS ), him, on are issi
istis sirAnt on IsDo s ssy n1lree yeas -
s sS.s i q f Sas She mar, r
4 Sss requested 10 prove proPefv' .nGs ~
said mare, ~ IS,S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

.lculluTdl society OF LOnd IN reCJneStoI :, Ut
|es iori their museum, where me ,' . Tue
as a curiosity. The fibre is I'M. new
ID: mus de.
le Meliotus, planted in drills ,r,
apart, in May, comes above gron 1--WE se
or fifteen days, grows lnypr;a nu IL
ng an enormous crop from one MAJ, y,
veral years. This plant NAV be r'a"u0g
stage OF growth when il IS fonnl !, 'tpet
most suitable for The fabric o. ~ y'elf
red. 1t grows to the height Of I, p ~ re
ieet. For paper stock the Mebmnl -
!, dried like hay and converted M .A3y
diately from the ieId-the fibre AMI anil pun
Did being together ayailab for IN. ~, /" ~
9rletles OF paper. A pecuIlarlty '''''
bic one-of this plant is, thai !, no.. =
in the field all winter, the air, SNOW ~ re. e,
ain rottlng it efectua' y, witaun ,;
e fibre. In the flower garden ;he AZ WY
well known and appreciated lor ~ I,s So.
flower and agreeab aud lasiio, y y VII
- "s pc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

re- Young men are often gay deceiy-
ers; old ones are sometimes gray dceiye-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25
+ IQU0Rsl

having taken j I' IL -
The Pra1lalOn sters
Lancaster ,Itne :, is0-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25


Copperhead lawyers left Grant County
about The same time Crawford went away
just after the Spring elections, since
which time the public order has gained full
90 per cent.
LATEST News. The latest intelligence
from Charleston is encouraging. Ft.Was-
ner has been siencrd and Fl. Sunltef is
rapid, being battered down. TIE tharles-
ton Mercury admits that in desperate
charge with tie bayonet mes ,tI-if only
hope. We sise the latest dispatches.
Tie sackng If Lawrence, Kansas, turns
out to be more serious affair than was
supposed. Many ct the leading citizens
were brutally murdered. and their property
destroyed. The city is in ruins. jim
lane escaped ON horseback, rallied 200
men and bad fight with the enemy. The
result is not known.
The draft goes off quietly in n. Y.
FARM FOR SALE.-There is large. well
improved farm for sale in Ellenboro' with
good buildings, water and timber, and near
by are all the conveniences needed, includ-
ing the public school, saw and grist mill,
post Office, store, smith shop, good roads,
&c. The whole ma, be had at cost OF inn
provements and mostly on credit; we should
consider TIN the best bargain to he had 10
the county. Tn, owner, ST.. S. +. elise.
IN Lancaster, wishes 10 sell as lie can not oc-
cupv it. See Advertisement.
GEM. CLAyBouRN CHANDLER, an old
citizen OF Grant m wildly known, think
ING 10 better MS fortunes went last year
10 Nevada Territory, but for several reasons
lately returned to Boscobel, where he has
purchased the Boscobei Hotel, formerly
known as the Smith House, and y ii 1t
the same in complete order for Public
House, to be kept by himself and family
Mr. Chandler has quite recovered from As
thlna and other bad notions. Of which be has
long been afflicted.
re- Grain 'lealers are offering at Cass-
vile and Boscobel about 70 cents fer new
wheat. but whether the price shall stand 1T
that is impossible to say. We doubt il,
and should aim to sell At an early day
There will Debut very little damaged wheat
offered in market this year. Thecrop has
turned out full aud fair average, while
the great breadth of land in sheat this
year must make an aggregate Of bushela
We J great indeed, compared with any past
year.
CONVENTIONS 1t is expected that Co.
and Assembly District Conventions viii he
held at an earlier day this y nv than usual,
certainly not later than The last Of Sep
TENDER, of which timely notice should be
given. The County Central Committees
should see that notice is given in next
weeks paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25
CIV. f. CaAwFoRp, ESQ, Cop.

ES- w. F. CaAwvoRD, Esq, Cop
pelhead lawyer Of Boscobel, who obtained
some fiotorirty last year in politics as the
champion against Fields for the Assembly,
and by monopolizing the whole territorial
range Of platforms from Abraham the Jew
to Abraham the Joker, left some weeks
ago without settling numerous accounts,
by which act bis notorieiy swelled notori-
ously. He has just heen heard from at Fl.
Scott, Kansas, where he has settled, mol his
dues but himself. Drafts on him are war
ranted to draw long interest. -Four other
Copperhead lawyers left Grant County
about The same time Crawford went away
just after the Spring elections, since
which time the public order has gained full
100 per cent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25
New Advertisements.
GT7-RIIfI-AY -'SI:.;- STEER.

Broke into the enclosure Of the sqss' sSd 80
about three years Old The os Ria away. oycsp
property, pay charges and take n'~ 5. BhSg
III 1t ,,sts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25
Substitute for Cotton and Wa,

Inc Mettotas Lueantha Major is the =.
o. new hhrous plant, which has nec" %tae
Claims as substitute for cotton and wool u'is q
resem0 es max more than any other lone - 4
Pen nament, and works readily under f5e "a,
Drlla process lor mixing with either cotton !.
wool. us use Tor paper stock was 6rs, y or
covered by William Pryor, President ~ - us
Historical Society of Halifax, who ca. ~ lne
pies Of fibrilla to the London exhibu' =. sam
Obtained first class medal there. TN u and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

cE- The long head is never nsaIlsnt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-25

k We love women as wonen love
babies-all the better fcr their weakness.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14
Meeting inFourth ward.

The Fourth Ward Union Club With other
citizens held meeting last night in the
Hose House for the purpose of deYising
means for the relief of any families Of SOL
diers in the Union army from the 4th Ward
who msy be in need of assistance. Har-
vey Hall, Esq, acting as President and W.
L. McNeely as Secretary. On motion Of
Mr.. John Clayton committee was ap-
pointed to ascertain what number OF fam.
lilies in the ward were in need of assistance.
William Dillon, James Bodley, Jacob Bier,
John ClaTtor, David Brodie, James Mead
ans, Jacob Morris, Edward Dunnoway,
w. L. McNeely, Henry Ramp and S. G..
Stevens constituted the committee.
On motion of Edward Reed ESQ, 1t was
resolved that the 4th Ward Union Club
head the list of subscribers with the sun
of fifty dollars.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
again this evening in the Hose House At
. VrEtoChs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-14

Matters are not a. veil. apparently, With
Burnside as we could wish. What is meant
BY the sta,emsot that the rebels have re-pO-
sessed sII of East Tennessee up to Knoxville
ne do not know. Burnside certainly holds
the line 70 Cumberland Gap, and is in com
munieatOn with Grant. The aseeudeney OF
our arms has never yet been established
East of Knoxville. The rebels nov esti-
mate what they have lost in letting our ar
my into East Tennessee, and re may de-
pend that their whole strength is going to
be concentrated for its re ,caPture. l. il
now, and is heucefoEsb to be. the battle
ground Of tbewar 1--we pass that point.
firmly holding the country, the cOnfeder-
ncy is hopeIessly and irretrieVabiy gone
and the fact is well understood at Rich
moud.