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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
Dated April 14til i
In Chancarv.


In Circuit C,lrt of Grant County State of Wisconsin,.
Robert p Hall, William b. Lawrence and Aliira
Lawrence. s{ss ee et&# ms
In ci.ancery for foreclosure of Mortgage. ao
TT appearing from the afiiavirs made on behalf of
cDnr lainant, in the above entitled causa II,
William b. Lawrence, and Almir Lawrence the dete,i
ants in said cause, not residents OF the State Wis
consin and 1t further appearing That subpoena issued
in said cause, has been duly rcu ned said defendant
not found, and said defendant having failed to cnte,
his appearance in said Cause 1T is ordered that said
William B. Lawrence and Anirs Lawrence, be TAX, and
deemed to be absent defendants and is tereupon
ther ordered; that said William B. Lawrence and AL
10 the said plaintiffs complaint, on or before the 23d
day of JULY A. d. 1857, said complaint will be ia
pro confesso.
And it is further ordered that notice of this and of the
penaency OF this suit be given to he sldWam Law
renee and Alma awrenceby publication OF ccpy Of this
order in theGant County Ilerald." week., news apes
printed and published in icsstef.i comfy Er 81
weeks successfully the first Publication be within tween
ty days from the date of his order Il, the court
Ep. y. Lowry, Plrs. ATTY. NJ. NJ. COTHEEN.
Dated April 18th, AID. 1857. 45-6w s. Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
INSURANCE.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD CONN.
ROUNTREE. AGENT. PLATTEYIII

CHARTERED IN l8l9--cAsH CAPITAL $500 900
ENSURES Merchandise generally, Stores, Dwellings
i Warehouses, Public and Private. Baiidings. Mills
Manufactures &c and takes Inland Risk Of Propert,
BY Lakes, Rivers and Land Carriage ali parts o IN
Union. s&6ts ssssts vsf, sEs.T9 u
Rates Of Premium as low security to the insured
permits. =
Policies issued on favorable terms by u H. RoJJN.
TREE. Agent at Platteville. s2s 10,
@ Losses equitably and adjusted promptly paid.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
. .@s' HAZEL GREEN M
COLLEGIATE Substitute,

TIME Summer Session Of Hazel Green CoIleriate In
Il stitute will commence LIST Monday of Nav next
The friends OF the Institute assured that every nos
sihie attention will be given to the students who ma,
attend it. Their morals will be as nlu ch an object !,
care as their intellect. E&sssf 8 ! 8 49,
BOARDING can be obtained in town and vicinity al
$500 to 81, 80 per week. zs5fag
TUITION RPICEs are s., So $2, SIS per session. &C
cording TO tina grads of studies. Y SlslIzTSF'
BOOKS OF all kinds used in the Institute will be on
hand at eastern prices
We will organize Normal School DEPARTING nt
IN connection with the Institute. Ladies and Gentle.
men desiring its advantages will be tloroughally in
ructed IN all the branches required by law to be taught
in our Public Schools 81 II Ns
Students in this department will be examined WITH
reference to their qualifications as teachers
In addition 10 the studies of the Normal School, the,
viii be allowed to pursue such other Branches as the,
may desire.
Catalogues of the past year of Information by letter
IN regard the Institute be had any time by ad
dressing 43-3m Rev. J. L0UGRAN President.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
FRANKLIN FIRE d, MARINE
| N s uR An C E G oMPANY
FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN,
Capital 100000 Cash Paid In 100000.

LSPECIAL attention given to Insurance of Farm Pro,
IA perty, Dwellings and Outbuildings Insurca s,c
buildings contents favorable tarE for or S wears
nsures Stores Warehouses, Buildings contents and
Personal Property aeerallv Losses equitabv ad;usfea
aud promptly Paid IN CASH. 4stsss- -
This Company is joint Stock Association organizss
under Especial charter by OF Wis
consn, with authorized apit;d of $5eO0O0 on.
hundred thousand dollars of which il paid in aud
" invested in bondsaud nlortsages Thecompany bein,
thus securely organized upon firm basis the director.
Thy of confidence and support with the assurance tia,
III losses shall bepronptly and honoraby adj &
his Is purely Stock Company no mutual business win
be done, nor premium notes taken.,. r...s.9T = -
go - s~ss OFFICERS. sf sSs-ss-1 ~
Y. N. DONALDSON, I0res't. W. 4. GIBSON. Seerstoru
Il Ws1EDDY, Tice Prss't. A. GIBSON, GeEE 4rsaf
sas'sss & H.H. HYDE, Agsst, Lancaster sea -s5la.
A@T s@4s I.G. URY,sss~sa dn. Patch Grove 49, set
ly31 A. P. ..0NG, General Travelling AGENT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
GALENA e. BEETOWN
Regular g. S. Mail Stage Line
&-Ms The subscribers har
Ms. Isszv.a ing received the contnI
Tk1l E from Uncle Sum. forra.

-, Tying The Mail from ca.
lena to Beetown, aud having stocked the road
with good horses, will run his coach as FOL.
lows; -sss i4tA " s--~'.a p
Leave BEErowN Mondays, "Wednesday,
and Fridays, at O'Clock, A. M, drumming by
way Of Lancaster and Potosi,) and arrive a
.Galena at 5 O'Clock, p. M.
( Returning, Leave GALENA - Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, at 4 O'Clock, A. NJ.
arriving at Lancaster at 4 O'Clock and Beetowu
at O'Clock, P. NJ, same evening.
Passengers from the North will find this III,
cheapest aiSd quickest route to Galena; ant
passengers at Galena will find it the best rout
|northwestward. -
WOOD, & WESTENHAvER,
Contractor.
GFTravelers will find The coach in Galen,
lat the City Hotel, Main-street. VS. w.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
MERCHANDISE.
General Merchandise

u 5I.L q Y ANCE viii continue the General Mercan.
tile business at the old stand of Holl Vance Co.,
1t Potos where win be found every thing usually called
Tor in this market, in the line Of Dry Goods Groceries
Hard, Croekery, Glass and Queens Ware, Ready Made
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Yankee Notions, Fauty
foods, &C., &C. Articles of luxury and utility, will 5,
found alwayso on hand all prices low as can b. pd
io-tf AsTE 49, HOI,I, VANCE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
sr HI nrv Ward BeecSer thinks. H.,

Ey H. nry Ward Beecser thinks.tha,
congregation may laugh in church, there
is any thing to laugh although he does mol
think people shout 60 to church 10 lau. b,
He says lsuyhins . Jasl ''as good Is cry
ing, and god deal better" and that
ohssrfulneSs j. eharst tessric OF Chr;stiani.
t..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
Especial Notice to Travellers
DUNIEITH, P0TosI & LANCASTER Expnys,
Cheapest, Shortest and Quickest Route h
gea - e tie Rsa,r00d.

mxsEN UNTIL. further notice the upda,s;.
WE. ed viii run regularly tr;-reeiiv = d..
scnger Hack between punIefth P3;hsi and tsrr.,s.,
SATURDAY at o'clock, a. ~ and Potos about M Nv ~
arriving IN Dunleith in time to visit uboue for l
ness or pleasure previous to The departure of ,bs
o'clock EVENING TRAIN FOR THE EAST AND sorTI
Lcaoe Dunkeifh every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and Pa
DAY Morning al about half past O'Clock or ON Tho NJ
AIvAA oF THE MORNING TRAIN from Chicago And Gu;
tdinner in Fotosi arriving in Lancaster sboui + y
EXPRESS BrsiSEss.--I.ight Packages. Boxes h.
monght from the X. r. Derot 10 anY oial on Mo ,o,
If reasonable charges. Between 0, neith and po,o,
this hack wiIlrun the recently completed Nav Po.
along the River Bluffs which for beauty of seenrry
unsurpassed by thoroughfare in the Western Conn.
try. MARTIN T, ENN0p
June z, 1900. 5O.t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
o. HOWE, ADDISON BUR
New Firm and new Goods,

- 100 IN
LANCASTER, - CHANT Co., WIS.
EESiE undersigned having formed co-partnership il
the Mercantile business un,ter the name and
oil ssHONE s. BURR are receiving at til,
Ready-Pay Store ornerl, occupied by Howe 4 Bas bel
complete and full assortment Of Dry Goods Falill
Groceries, Creckey Hardware Nails, Glass, Putty Paint
and Oils, Salt, Drugs and Medicles, Boots, Shoes feas
Made Clothing, &C.. &c all Of which Offered q
Wholesale Retail--fnr ready pay short approved
credit low or lower than be bought At any store
Grant County. Those wishing to purchase will do wei
10 giveus enil detenaned o BE- under
sold in this market HOWE & BUfR.
Lancaster April 18th, 1857 ~ AZ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
MERCHANDISE.
at Lancaster

Take Notice-DeaierS at Lancaster.
TIME undersigned, having of the Largest and
i best Stocks Of MERCHANDISE ever brought to
the country invites general call of the public, and
generous share of patronage.
~ Our Stock Embraces ag-s
fun and perfect assortment of all in the line of Dry
Goods, Groceries, hardware Boots and Shoes, Hats
Caps, Clothing; Also Furniture and furnishings for hou-
SEES and endless quantity of marketable articles ol
every kind of use.
SAT-, Sugar, -liolasses,
Rice, and other heavy Groceries Of every kind and
prices as low as can be had in thecountry. 4H
Produce. "a
We want all kinds of produce, wheat oats beans
ley, &C., in payment at cash prices. e
N. b. The highest price will be paid for Hides. =
10 As,s fS52 * hl GEO. w. RYIAND & Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
ENGLISH PHYSICIAN
At NEW EAIIEORNfA

THE subscriber begs leave to acquant the sick and af
i 6icted Of Grant County aud the public at large
that he has located in the village of New California o
the practice of his profession in the of diseases COM
to all fesh-human and beast.
Having obtained his method practice from the Vet.
Urinary College of London and eminent pbvseians
in Engand as ALSO from long experience and research
he feels prepared to offer his services the belief that
he viii be well rewarded The various diseases common
among women and Children with their symptoms and de-
fully. xa.s6Ss kseEY
Worms in Children cancers scurvys, evil inflammation
lung diseases, piles, &c, he viii cure if eurable
Among the diseases of horses as spavins ino-bopes
thurap curebs gullers snts feyers mncs Of sigh,
and other diseases incident to horses also caston al
the pole-eyil " i'll be cured.s aas- - T-- 1'-
full satisfaction will be rendered in all cases.
IA rs sesssl sa JOSEPH A. WILSON, Physician
New California, May 3d. 1856. 3s - ,4s-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
NEW SPRING and hummer GOODS
AT PO'TOSI.

Ct. u T. E A n d Err S ON
sHE subscriber has just received and is now opepiu,
one OF the aigest best selected stock of sprny ,ns
summer goods ever brought to Grant County: whicl
will sell for cash country produce as cheap s ar
Aonse can sell west of New York Ny goods are al
new ana comprises all late styles and varieties to b,
found in any city such as satinetts. "
pilnl Deithes, Mole Skin,
s1sE Brown demestics, Lawns = ssF
s Bleached, do. 80 Cassin,,eraz s. "
nennns, stripes, Cottonades,
apron checks, tweeds
table linens, FannpIv,-se---
Irish Linens, sAxS xsCrarafs'-4asz
= Fine Musiins. $50 = Silks, ~
,sss s,ingha'as, Caps, a :
Hosiery, .sfss a.
ALSO a large assortment Of ~ ~''' 80
Boots & Shoes,
Eats l. Caps Sssi 4
Hardware,
89 Clothing, sssg8 s49s34 &
N&s8 @f Queens Ware, Il
Bonnets,
Ny Grocery department is also complete, con,;st 4,
inpart as follows: A'''ei't
Rsst 8As Ess:aess ss-S aKs94 Sugar, {
e Coffee,
Mackeral, ~
Candies,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23

The PROPRIETOR In calling the ttentionof the publit
to this preparation does with feeling the funos
condenccn its virtues and adaptatonto the diseases 10
which il is recommended go y FrMF
II is and untrief article hut that ha,
stood the test of ten wears trial before the American
emile. and its reputation and sale liz unrivalled by
similar preparations extant. The tcstnnoy in its vo,
given by the most prominent and we'll known Physicians
and individuals in all parts of the country is immense
and careful perusal Of the Almanac, published annual,
nv the PROPRIETOR and TO be had gratis of any Of his
Agents. cannot bnt satisfy the most skeptical that t
is really deserving the great celebrity 1t has oh
tanned. -
PRINCIPAL ONCE and Mandatory, No. 90 ARCH St.
lPhilada, Pa. Iy2t
1Tsod in Lancaster BY Calls Pcpper Plattevile by
Moore Virgin: Hazel Green by York Chandler: Bee
town by David Stewart: Cassve bv Raffanf & Geiger
Muscoda by Palmer 4 Co: Patch Grove by l. G. Ury; FL
enboro John Barnett jamestown by c. C, Skinner;
Wingvie by Chandler & Green. bFf #fg
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
NEW BOOKSTORE
M / L w A u X E E
STRICKLAND e.. co.

: -. = -. ss=so 5--T
STRICKLAND g. co.
VrXPELLED FROM MOBILE, ALABAMA, under the
Il charge of selling incendiry or Abolition books il,
which city HAD built p the largest and most prof abb,
Book and Stati blsne done at the South hay
ure welfare to the very promising destiny of that CITY
Compelled 10 my stock from Mobile have brought;
IL TO Milwaukee, and propose to carry on here 50
FIRST CLASS
BOOK, STATIONERY g. PAPER ESTABL SHMENT F,
=, @ WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Where everything, in either branch of such business
can always be found,
At Prices wich must prove Satisfactory.
aF esSs Also, aiarge variety of IN IS ss
UNIQUE r. FANCY A.aIlg Z. as
sulTABLE Fer
Christmas, New Tear Il Bridal Gifts.
In offering myself candidate for share of public
patronage would assure the citizens of Wisconsin thai
satisfied from the unusual facilities possess in p1r
chasing aad thorough knowledge OF my business
that It is for their nterest ca ana examine my stock
have been unable large en- Oh for NV
business before next Spring have therefore tempor-
No. 200 East Winter Street,
TWO DOORS SOUTH OF wIsooNSIN-sT.,
auti the building No. l34 East Water Street can
Merchants fro,ntle country teachers and all Others
buying wholesale bills, earnestly requested TO exam
Inc my stock and prices. WILLIAM STRICKLAND.
kg-To those curious in such matters, would saw a
plain statement of the facts connected with my expulsion
from Mobile detailing the circumstances, the action az
she Vigilance Committee, and the way escaped can b.
found in Strcklands NorthWesern Almanac for 1857
which viii be published in few days, and distributed
gtatuitously. So WILLIAM STRICKLAND,
Bookseller and Stationer
80 No. zoo East Water st.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23
f. BRINCkNTANy s. CO.,

s Il 5,+a CASSYILE,
GENERAL, Commission and Forwarding Merchants
NJ Dealers in Groceries. Hardware, Queensware, Dry
Goods, have just opened their large Store and Ware
House, and solicit the patronage of the Citizens of Grant
County. -
10 @CAsH paidfor all kinds of Produce.
Cassrille, Dec. 10th, 1855. 26-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23

COMET STRuCx.--A lady IN
Owen County Iowa. has becom
deranged from dwelling viii
morbid apprehension upon thu
predicted collision with the GEM
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-05-23

GEO. W. RYLAND Co.
Lancaster April 25th, 1856. 43-tf
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-30
. .. From tho N. Y. Evening Post.
TROUBLE WITH THE MORMONS.

Files of the Deseret News have been received in this
city up to the 9Th of September which breathe defiance
of the United States authorities and indicate that the
Utah question may be the most notable that will arise
during the present administration The speeches of FL
ders Taylor Stuart and Brigham Young, here reported
spass anything which the Deseret News has before
exhibited in the way of fanacsm and insoence In all
of them the government of the United States and its
policy of interference is denounced and the determine
ton expressed to resist such interference the ex-
tremity.
uIf this people, says Elder Kimbal 'should consent
to dispossess Brother Brigham Young governor
they just to go to hi they live and know
it, for God would forsake them and leave them to them
selves and they would be in bondage than the chill
dren of Israel ever , r..
II mean Just what say and the people say they will
have any other governor and especially any that
has to come here under arms, for consider that any
il poor damned that has to here under
to rule These my feelings, and If any
body votes against it, they not of us but there
but four five but what vote for and they apos
tates and will go overheard There is not child but
what goes with us in these things. #s afr a..r
a. Arm your boys and yourselves universally and
that too, with the weapons of war; for we may be
brought to the test to if we will stand up to the
line. - 30 EgElca sEH
Elder Stuart is confident that the Saints as people
living five years ahead of the times but feel TO
oice that the time has for this people, by the
his servants to take independent position and throw
off the yoke of oppression have felt in my heart,
der these circumstances to say in the words of the old
saying Let her rip, she's all oak and know the Lord
will guide her safely into port.
The sentiments of Brigham Young equally ferocous
but he exhorts his people to pity their enemies:
There are thousands and millions in the United
States and in the world whose hearts like aspen
leaf because of this little handful of people in Utah Pity
them for they know not whom they fighting against
they know not their destiny I.
"Th army that is reported TO be coming to this place
know about you and me than you know about
the interior of China they go because they sent II
they knew real character the soldiers Themselves
would turn round and tell their officers to go to hi
they would take stampede, and If their officers urged
them to and fight this people, they would turn
round upon them, or tell them TO do IL themselves.
Now do not feel angry Are not they to be pitied
Yes Are you to be piticd Yes, you forsake God
your religion. The saints need TO be ped for nothing
but for forsang their religion BE careful that You do
not get darkness into your minds
Captain Van Vliet member of General Harvey
staff who has just returned from mission to the Salt
Lake. confirms the differences which are naturally to be
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-30

drawn from the tone of the address The Trbunes
respondent with the later expedition received from Cap
tain Vliet the following account of Sunday meeting
which he attended at the Lalt Lake city;
ION Sunday. September u.s. Capt Van vliet was asked
10 attend religious services in the Bowery, and
oorted to prominent seat upon the platform, and iny
ted to make address which invitation he declined
BY counting the number of persons upon certain tiers OF
benches he estimated the audience to exceed 500 After
some remarks by Heber G. Kimbal discourse was de-
ivered by Elder John Taylor formerly editor of the Nor
mon, the newspaper organ Of the church in New York
city At the close Mr. Taylor called the attention of the
people TO the captain, and alluded to his business in the
city recounted the substance of his conversations and
said that he would make request in order that Captain
Van Vliet might learn that he had been made acquainted
with the determination of the whole people he would
ask that all those present who willing 10 their
houses burn their crops pull down what they had passed
ten years In building up, make their beautiful valley
desert and retreat to the mountains in the troops
should force entrance would rise and the audience
without exception to their feet and remained stand
Ing long enough TO enable him to that they abso
lutely unanimous"
Captain Van yet Is satisfied that there does exist in
certain quarters dislike of the present authorities of the
church. but he is also satisfied that il is in such suee
ton that nothing short of the presence of ovepowe
ing Gentle force will enable it to develop itself.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-30
NJ Sn,oos.t Grain and stock Farm for Sale.

yJyHE subscriber having fixed his residence III
Wasbirsou FOR few years Wishes TO sell hts farm stock &C
& s terms Az cannot 20 be satisfactory 70 any one VINO
,s of flaming and Hoa raising The farm which van seu
ranaes 40 acres or arst qualify hd, lying IN the county "
atc ~ Missouri and little fnhe rom the town o. noss
Green te county seat Pike There are ABOUT sevsn ~
M ir6 and gently rolling prairie the baapce y
four hundred acres arc 1ne state OF oy S ~
acres hi meadow sixty in wheat ten acres ~
best selected mutt now bearing finely, and enclosed oy an
hedge n The best waced farm In the neighDofhoou
never falling ponds water there rs san % y an
through tract Afordng nexhausuole Supply ~
seasons farm Is twelve miles from 'he NV na
and rapidly growing Louisiana our msrket Town oh o
si river plank complete TO Bowling oeen ~
can produce in wagons " loaisa anu f'' w
day. .,. .o,,air
The buildings are cottage dwelling house m good repa contain
ing also Kitchen pantry smoke house, heBto
iab cribs other ouhouses Besides the h
water there IA never failing spring within hundred yards OIL
h e two c-terns OF which thirty feet deep and Ten leet
diameter aebed with brick and pasteed inside WHO
hydraulic cement otherwise finished in the conpetest manner
Th b pa more keolta IN the State g hssosrt; nor
here IN general more beautiful and valuable oneao
fane 70 is sizen wish TO sell w. simply because
whist engaged enterprise IA The editor ana proprietor
the WssfS GsIS cannot conveniently manage and carry IT,
ont o proper advantage, n, -. .n,.,
terms viii be made +ery accommodating BY paying one thrd
cash the purchaser r years 10 pay mo balance m W
paving interest securing the deferred payments ue u"
a. A M,
ANY inquiry addressed the subscriber Washington Guy y
son iuackfod Harris Samuel Murray esq., eV"g "e'"
Pike county NO, will be promptly attended TO. ,n,u,
sept 20 .s. WIN a. hNi''N
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-30
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAX UEfAhlhhNI
Lportant 1rrny Orolrs-The subjoned assignments to
duty of officers Of the corps of engineers have been made
by the Secretary of War, and will be carried into effect
under such SPECIAL instructions may be given by the
chief of the corps
Lieut. r. E. DeItussy to take charge of the works at
Fort Monroe Virginia, and other works under tho
control of Brevet Col. ]. L, Smith
Brevet Col b. L. Smith to take charge of the opera
tons at Sandy Hook, New York, ... ............-
Brcvct Major ]. O. Barnard relieved temporarily from
the charge of the works in and about New York har-
bo and to take charge temporarily of the works about
Mobile Bay Alabama, under the control of Captain
ID. Lcadbeater, who has rendered his resignation Es
Captain G.. w Cullom relieved from the works in
Charleston harbor, South Carolina, including light
houses and to the charge of the work at wGts
Point New York " ." .a.....'. #
Captain III. w Benham to take charge of the engineer
operations at Fort Adams Rhode Island in addition to
his present duties. g## ... -. -.
Lieut. q. b. FAINT assigned to the charge Of Fort Tay
lor, Key West Florida relieving Captain d. p Wood
bury therefrom. ." .a n"'#S
Breve Captain ]. G. Foster relieved from the tempo
rry measures preliminary to the commencement Of the
fort at Willis Point New York, and to take charge Of
the works about Charleston harbor Charleston South
Carolina under the superintendent of Capt g. w. Gull
lum, including his lighthouse duties,
First Lieut. p T. Prime to take charge of the works
about Mobile bay, Alabama, relieving Brevet Major j. G.
Barnard. ...
Second Lieut. j. B, McPhcrson relieved from duty as
assistant the works under the charge of Brevct Major
j. G. Barnard and to take charge of the works Alca
trasy island, San Francisco bay, California. ...
Second Lieutenant NJ. ID. McAleston relieved from
duty assistant the board of engineers and report
for duty assistant the works under the charge
of Beve Major j. G. Barnard, in and about the harbor
of New York