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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
LlAkBAAls FARM FOR SALE.

ae su0sc4i5el saIm " aisn le fosiies
Containing e ATTY acies aAS. 4aalee-nl . a. fe1 ~
cutI,a.i,n lie esile lsestu4e- lese Oil tis'
age.lSes 0oa uwet.in5 yaaes "a o eood Dtshss esh
b. llge tlailie aite, W ivet oa9 sisS ev9h
UeAI4 OFc}iu u iafses tlsts tfee7s hENNt iatsAu5
spIn2 ieet "a tIie hOase ms i@tl JVina
tals 4l.ssAe s0e Vi ne seAa ialias
ll0tt4i--os sea- fliiu adyolnus ud : itls Us
teet, ilaxl CONTAINING, olu 4ont aid ssts ic4vs-
III ae4s on, tiiS nu-i ca a4aa iVft ahusl
ienee, ttIt us anu pait nam, u q
s,, v4cai4 saI.aea WITH spiAes' ihe mort
ii tas covered 5oVd tarlity ttsti 81. Wal
sen aaAJ sun pa c.lafess ~ e.is5
terms. liliatle VI A. p, 1>A.s2f-a.-
l.ansaslsf, sept. 4, laol 1-9A2s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
HORSES TAKEN UP.

where packages u many vanables be ferwa rded.
Cassyiiis. august -, Is0l. T.. l.. La GRAY +.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

SALE OF LANDS, SrocK, &c.-The min
sd lands lots, smelling furnace, horses,
mules, wagons, and various other property
Of Mr. w. Otto Schmidt, will be sold at
Auction by the assignee, Gov. Dewey, at
Cassville on Saturday the 28th Of Septem-
ger See description ofproperty and terms
IN the advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
nLACKSMITHINU
n. u ~ CH CT CIV L.

Tie SUBSCRIBER having returned io A''7 81 p'''ss
snt. SHOP III PATCH sfsoses Wishes " ao'l' 's -
4a1ssins thai q psasiasvi.e.s e Ss's1 s. 81 q 81,
t..s IA .sss. 81 is 1t t9ose Mo lAay hf9s Al
wsth xlsl4 !satfenaAe 4ro,se sshaeipv
~ -esyeriai4ttsntien gigen % noass $500 =
Come on then with saf Noi1 J. i, ,,grSr.fy
80, 49, -. IA sss9 3O-tE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

egBank Reports for clerks Of the
Several School Districts of Lancaster may
10 had at this Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
A UCIION SALE
AT BEEroWN, WISCONSIN.

On Saturday, sept. rs, 1851.
Pubic notice is hereby given, that the subscriber,
sgAee W. Otto ScaAll VIII eAlJse TO sale al puvlc
auction, to the iiisnes and BEST pider tor cash, az tfe
residence Oi Az. Mccoy ons nlte beUN pvetown.
saturday, tie zo4n day u septenioef, a. ~ 1901,
10 ocOe0 sooner disposed oi ~ private
a, the i0iiuwlng real estase ana PERSONAL pfopet
tss bJ saii sssIghor 10 nie of the beneAt VI ls
creditors, 10 Wit:
Ins ( i d tne 81 u ofsec s, T and 1 West in
Grant Lo,, Wis.
The h Ii 0! 81 "a aud NV u ofthe Sc "a.
kI 4 ot oW "a and , "a u tne :" a Of sec %
4 ia il 4 "a oFAnt Go Mis
/" L z OF \ " a auu y ~ "a OF NY u ot sec ~ /
aud AZ s,Ialt %, .sls
g. NM u vi see IL i 4 aId 4 + in Grant Co, Wis,
LOIS ~ 4A4, 49, 10, Iae ia rae vitaseei DeetUMn.
Lots aua -, tAv YHIase ol IasssIile.
hot in BLOCK ~
ONE sMELTING FURNACE AT CAssYILLE.
part Of sE a Of NV Il OF Sec 10. TIA A. in Grant
Cu., Wis. ~ iaAd IA lac County Cay lyA
ana state II 4 mit,
4Aao ,a,r, Vi Nh es three pairs Of Horses, three
Or more Doube MasNns, Hasaesssa sleJss ai.st fsli
scales C9sa oo, Goa an Al ollei pfVgef ils
10 llc y, said ASSES A0r,-aidtcd Ausalt-,s laot
INA NEl.ooN UAW1l, Assignee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

CAMP Meeting on NAsHBURN CIReUIT,
T.. .r, lJ4srkcr.--fiy AeslnAsson q f.sIdencs
. -sgt-tir.s uiii lie ael4 81 eiother Saml BAR
~ ag,.I II, 4gle texu II Lima miles west 0f Wash
ln.e 10 csnlls . GA Ftislay Ssptem 'ef ~ bet the
lftealS II ss fcacaeis aa people, rally unee mo
fnle t,.e old standard. 1onewih yoar aIaor on anu
~ av.y ~ s,4,T e,,a,.s and 10 bsstte Tor be lord.
IN Il .ssisti., 1r,tsIt forsitiaen w. WILCaiX.
~ ,y,s AMI a M. BUItSnApE.
q Il-N3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

Gg-It is hoped citizens Of Lancaster
vii provide board and lodgings freely for
IS many as they can Of those who may at
tend the County Fair, especially ladies.
The Hotels will not be able to accomino-
date all, perhaps not quarter Of those who
may stay over night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

fg0ur thanks are rendered to generous
friends for supplies Of apples, pIums and
other fruits. May we treasure up these
kindly tokens, in memory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

SALE OF SrocK AND FARM Property.
VIM. Garahty, residing on the old Stur-
eon farm, one mile east Of Lancaster,
hying enlisted for the war, will sell his
property on Friday next-incluCing corn,
wheat and potato crop, young cattle,
bogs, plows, furniture, bedding, &c. Sale
to commence at O'clock, P. NJ Terms
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

RElroroUs.-The Lafayette Associa-
ton will hold its Annual Meeting Wednes-
day and Thursday Of this week at the
Baptist Church in this village. Public
services morning, afternoon and evening II
each day. The public are respectfully Ill
yited to attend. This is tie fifteenth an
mseisary. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
+ II. RICHMOND,
has just received
a New Stock CT Stationery,

insisting of writuc Papas Cap. letter. Note. Ladies
Rtaes ana BiIlyt States. perris Toy Books, Envelopes
uara ~ Merit cards Visiting CARDS. Prif1mcry Flia
-;es IL ~1Sea pavson Sv4teln Of Book Keeping, Web
= IS dictionary school edition. etc,etc
- 1850 u M. RICHMOND.
Lancaster Feb. nth, 1880 s4a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

o How ngd Granite y ing been
Il npay a iAey the same viii ron q @ ID
Q q Mn,on o IrA
,unl4s sale "A.
IS JarvA ~ xer
pr o i ii
lei p ~ b ag n ha order ana
SAMUEL 3 hasrfScs Commissioners o. School and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

fz-The Glen Haven Races are to take
olaee on Saturday next.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
lz- .s'1 s, @llDll ssesoNIaAl, coaay Judge
luRCUlT COURT SUMMONS.


.s-..e lseoesu, u.Ans uena1s, ~ faAt tiFcaie
ttyar4; III F.tealt3ii.
safs4sst u 4n4s1syu sad James Weeks, adnginissr-
rs ii .ns hssase JAats Apeetson, decssseNis
t...nelas os lalae, administrators 81 u 80
ta4e Il Jo Mslsas. seesea, ni sie wi'i 0nais xee,
l.,4as Slsl, sioeisii5 aL1 ~ asiaitntssgtv
ii ti5 ostaso tseen, 4 ee4 Aed, MtAA lis
VIII a8neNea, itaAa 1aaags Wisittal = esn ana
aAa1 s4osAcs, nsifs 1T las "a JvlsA NesA aSetasas
ana s44 ssefvs WNlsn, wl40N % JoAA y s.sA' aST
ceasea, s1eIsAG adts.
lae slase s. i lseonsin 70 the above napel asese-
.sii So: anu aaeu u yu aviyog nnagara at'4
,tsGifgG 10 Faiat % sti0 f4e 49, =
l. aeelo.a, wiien es 0seA As ~ ~ VAiSs
i tne UlesA u Circuit Soail % uraas NoaAs.s
NiSausiA, aliel.s, ka0 cauisf, and ~ 80 fe
a eogy oar Tue aaVsclisvss a. tnsis ot-
ace ~ - 81 .s4ksasse, asaa Gfaat Sodiit.
hin twSt5 uays Al serves Vi tlsS sunl Ausf
tae IS ssrslces II yUu raj 10
sga lie Sia Complaint the ls4io AFORESAID ane
It; 1lseDy le4atsS ls Rseati14s "a ts as.gsa snI sl-
l 10 te 11s tAe le4ssl Il it4ssa co.4l-
lint 4gxkasa Il istnSssAes mas IA ~ Ja.e 1901
b4Aa.AsnLs & 4.1fAi isa, Astofaey iDa EttA,
l4aueAsses, ALs-
Witness tie lIoa. II. u Coibrea, Jadss q sail
I'll e01t ii tsse court ll94se IA i-Asestsr tIis otA
2sr t.tsst j. " BLANDlA :, Gisrk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
4AtsaOLUIlO NOTICE.

.ie Partnership heretofore existing g MeeA iLe IN
..rs. gc.g uAser Aaa 80 ~ " y a ~ UtsFe
s 80 as a44s- eas alssetv 10 A4asuA1 cqlSs.st
I.,e laslaess d usa NlsA w agttisd Up W
CsfA8. Z. la GRAVE,
ANf411A9 IA sfeAA r.
Casssille, Aug. %, 1851 li-st
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
!. STATE Vi MARY Am MAno4l,

o,an,y Court, Grant Coaats, Wisconsin. In .Dae
aeyt.lnger leg.a, Isel. rseseat "a. Aicoonisai,
,a,.1e. ia tne 49, OF fle essate o. Aaasy Aaa
Alafsti deeeAgsd.
Oh A.is 44s cane David Marsh, administrator u
lis estate % sad s4eeesse, 1ied eptt MA
ID ssco. q saIt ea-
t..tr INA. upoi ofttei tiitt o Ii.se.er u
SAID aolssIs aecVatfv oe iisa'4 Deto4c sae jugs
IN tnis ctyurt az eolst ioase, aieasle4s ~
sta eOaniy, oatusuay llie 1o,i Day 81 sep tsADeii
~ D 1871. ei0cA ia tie aittfAoon 81 nai0 us1y
oIaeiee It.aieI ta1t nottse Ats4sot 20 stAte 20 49,
0crsolae ss.u estasa, " raDsssAlns ti.
4ueI Tot sccessNe esAa lfesi ~ isis So y
nsaiIu- uIssnt SoaAts iieiales WesAi1 hensi
.si paUasA sua lsaf.sts ,ef, IA satd SVhisty.
nssod Sep.eaveg 3as 4ooi.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
RECOMMENDATION 10 TIE
Wingville Marble Works

With pleasure embrace the opportunity Ok express
ing III, entire satisfaction with appropriateness ot es
~ W.sgsilte ssfait CounAy Wis, di~s Cd q the
execution OF itaiion AiasDle Aonuneat Aio'gha
If ms. t., him; III SAY ing IA 1888 ueslfous %
sosatlons of sacred resting places g DE-
ctktd riels ana relatives, BY like esichees q sss-
sesI Tor their n.Hogi, that he = prepared % rNe-
cute upon order ery description OF MONUMENTAL
j. y. Ky0WLTpN.
Boseohul May 90, 1851 5V SIN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
Gave Entire Satisfaction,

and at once created suc demand for them that It was
impossible to hT The orders, and tlls dgnapd coniin
usd to increase until now there ~ four fargo manu-
in different sections supplying this demand yet
with all they could do in 1850. having manufactured
aud sold over 1000 m1chincs they could furnish
all that called for. Its simplicity Of construction
and ghtness draft, Being one-third less than most
other machines. aud its autptness to work on rough
and uneven ground by its independent action between
the finger bar and tue driving wheel will recommend y
espec ay to such have ground That Is a. ALI rough
aud uneven, they ACT Independently Of each other
uneven ground wit hout tile liability Of breakage, and
cutting the desired HEIGHT 1T the same time
We have only to say tuat simplicity o. construction,
strength aud durability attained the degree bJ
the ingenious and simple combination 81 Az is parts
10 those who may want q machine both Tor reaping
and moving your interest viii require you not 70 Fuf-
chase until on see this machine in operation. There
IS saapie ut Patch Grove and Viii he in other parts Of
the county soon. All orders for machines any inur-
nation desired respecting them can be furnished by
~ a. Wright, Agent. Prairie du CHEN. u. NJ Wright
T'faveIltne Agent 4 rant 4 0unty, Wis. 81 w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
IRAYED OR STOLEN.

since the month Of aprl sorre pony mare n years
OLD Nis he.fy and 4~a- white and WHITE issis-
wste Ease ana White teet. Size i supposed 70
be sssi u stAe Traded 81 anni hetse.
siaf aipe tsr reward 10 any who VIII et ms
kley ii whereabouts her a. u near
Taiiesfs aasl aas &r. Wm earns taxa on the Aenohi
nee mites tsen Huneiili. Address, q. ltv1It1hF,
Duaietth, iiiilols. la.N-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
A UCIloN SALE
OF AIERgHAN DIz =,
AT cAssyILLE.

On the 2lst day OF October, 1561.
The undersigned, Assignee Of tlle late firm Of II
81, ktl,i 4 Co Mlil * ose sac, GA stsilu
OF = u arm yiaHss % Casssltie, On aiouty t4e
ZIssaly Octs0er, A.. 1904, u,Aiess s0oit i7 oss4
of M pslsate sae itsess aad o-st Y 4e 4 7 ss
tlla euic eA,sze ittey DFite- st1 ~ ~
u H. BrAchnlan ~ CO. consisting u y ss1ivrsi az
=0etu,ent oil
DRY Goods, Groceries, liar q yvale,
Croekerg Wares l59ets aad sssats, ara 81 iees EVER
tI4tll5 contained II fe sfChs 0aitis Ntcy oee1psu
u SAIL l.. ~ iueosslan 4 70.
fms st0Gg ny afticlfs 81 snphfvf glAhts
ana NOW l., lsltAeK td 1as ts0eis ga
erAlI, q purchase tlslr suRpi4ss A. ei OWL ICES,
ana u II 9reaU lag orr siat COST VI % -
merenanutLa+
A IA rs aud select assortment q lf9a ana haf1Nais
xilfbe posftyey at tllis sate std sooas wal -
Solo ia llaIct Is ana Iots 70 suit purctiasets
4A4so, at the same pass, atf pc offered i9l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04


4 UR stock Of Dress Goods, for Spring and summer
~ wear j. the largest and most eouitlete ever
1,ous' into Lancaster consisting Of the latest and
most styles q silks Chasls, Lawns Berases
fopinsy baiiiants, &c., &c. a. At Alb
RoNNkrs, Ri6Oous, Flowers, &C., the latest styl les
=, 80. 49, - = 4. 4 4. A. Z.
NUR stock Of Gloves, Hosiery, ribbons, l.aces. CO..
y, iaFs' &c. &c; cannot be exceilsd. A. nj A. d.
ATS Caps, large siock--new St, les just reeev-
Ii Cd a. X 4. A.B.
} EADI MADE CLOTHING. FOR men aud boys wear
AZ i@fssiot Just received Dy a. f.A.B.
sD0oTs i SHOES, aiafge lot Of ererystylea i "a
ID rlets, at prices lover han before oneredat
A.ST.A.B.
A spiendie assortment ii Paper nangings, window
IN shaues &C., just received ana Tor sale very low
- =. =.
ltnoCKERY, Queensware, China ware. Glass ware.
y, eSs.' large assortment Justrec'd at A. + 3.
AgpwARE Of all kinds at reduced prices, juar r.
II cslxya y a. Ia. ..
AAT have an extensive assortment Of Carriage Bots
w al sizes, which we viii sell less than usual
aAoiesaIe prices. A. n Il. A. -
4 AocEmEs Of al kinds-much lower tn..n usual
- = Z. I. 4. q.
A spiebpia article Of sugar at s cents per pound,
a = Z. !. = :.
4 extra quality II Colee-six poulida Tor d dollar
"A y Al !. Il =.
TSlsI, fresh iotof White Fish, a. trout and Mack
IL erai just ieceiyed BY A.&r.AB.
= Alta large lot, coarse aud 0ne just received and
~ ior sale BY the saea or BARREL cheap. A. 4 II A. g.
NTAILs Glass, Paints, oils, &C. Tor sale Yer, cheap
y = =. q = A. Y.
AcltIAE aud Fish Oils winier strained whale oil
VI BulnIug hula &c, FOR sac ~ a. x I. a. =.
siHE psre Lsrosene on splendid variety Of
L amps for barnag she same aust Just received oy
Aas a. 4 ia h.
NJ ii. Downs Vegetable bsdsatnle EAAl.- IAe great
IN. Northern remedy for Co1yS Colds and eonsaiiF
.loitipt sale BY 81 Ak 4. A. 3.
w have few sett ofsplendld has-ess Easternman
w utactare tor saleiow BY AM Alb.
4 sPEENnID three-fig carpean y--ane colors and
N bsautilgl pattern ~ oals 50 cts per yard,
A. \ T. a. BURR.
! GRlcuLTURAI. T0oLs-the largest iot ever
"A brought 10 This section sold n4si iDsar Than
ss,r, by As = =. 2.
-1t0STARs RAT EXrERMIs ATOA Warranted sure
death mile sold BY A. T. A. y.
* l.Eep IN PEArE-Dufchers Dead sbgt ior sed
y Buss.-a sure thing, soid ~ Az o. 2,
1, ,I,EEPERs LlGHrNISG FLY K1LLER--the great
- est discovery oft age perfectly harness 20 every
taing except is and iasects, sold ~ + =.
III you wantto buy your Goods lowes than ever, 60
/ 10 a. g.. II A. BURKS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
LANCASTER MAILS.
Z s I & r ".

EAs TERN.
1.nossterTuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Leaves ~ Plattevill and Galena. Returns Monday,
At an, 10 Friday evenings. Leaves Lancaster Tor
"wednesday a.; and Mineral Point Wednesday and Sat-
New calGil2 m Returns Tuesday sand Fridaysat a. N
afos9 IVES TERN.
1,ncaster Nondaysand Fridaysat p. m. for
Leaves 4 Prairie du Chen. Returns Tuesdays aud
Tsfton anu anu n a, m Leaves Lancaster for Beetown
sstarias, Tuesdays and Fridays at a. Returns
snd CCs ss5 ana Saturdays at II M
Bs' NoRTH RRN.
- Lancaster, Mondaysand Thursdays at a m
.eaye s;,aore aud Boscobel Returns, Tuesdays and
grdaaysat ?. NJ
so UTHERN
,..ros Lancaster, Wednesdays and Satur days at 8
Lsad r.turns at p. m. On same days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
Custom Work from the Country,
pLATTEVILLE ACADEMY.

The fal term Of this Institution Will commence
Neenesuay, August -, Tool
4elns oi lIs,son ttsS 50 70 81 per quart err pay
allie ii advance incidental expenses - cuts. ia0ls
uoard i tulnlsed al S150 900 per week. Tie ex
5e- ma, be materially redusad ~ students boarding
themselves Rooms Tie ACADEMY, - cenls Ter week
ac statent charged ~ GEMS per lAohth 70 ~
ifay contingent expenses
studens wllBe leceiyed a. any time, but il is very
d, siaaus They shoud Commences NltA tAelr easses
al the beginning OF eaca Term
Ile Nurlai Department viii receive Increased atten
at, and any oesIlOus oi becoming thorough, pfacts
~ wifi uu il greatly to auyaIsa5c ~ ete
NE Glass; .sofessio4ai Diplomas WIFI &c awarded y
le s ale Board If Normal Regents 70 those VINO sns
t4tu me eAatnlaa,iVn OF AZ gent.
siiss ldk lat perl inner anu teacher
II Music Ri4 continue give lessons or the ttito q
Meou,on 10 sludpnts OF tne Acalemy FERNS, slo.y'
itr ieiA
Catalogues sent on application.
For lus lllgr mo iiitlloa Apply 10
GEo. 81. GUERNSEY, Principal
Platteyilge, Wis, Jlis -. Ie0l.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

MERCHANDISE AT AUcrloS.-The Store
dE. Brnckmann q Co, at Cassyile, en-
bracing heavy stock of merchandise, is to
be sod at auction by the assignee, Coy.
Dewey, sale to commence on Monday tie
2lst Of October and continues till ali il sold.
A better selected stock was never brought
nthe country,and all VII BE sold u parcels
10 suit purchasers. See advertisement for
mices and terms.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
FIRE INSURANCE co
In.orporatsa A. n. 18lo.-Charter Perpetual.

Authorized Capital S10oo,0oO
Capital paid in, oNo'VeD
Surplus, over 4oo'ovV
The reputs acquired BY this Company during the
last hfty yes, by honorable course in tue tlansac-
ton Of s business and the prompt and liberal settle
nent Of Losses together ih the character OF the se-
euritr rs composing its ASSETS, entte the company 70
tile al confidence OF the public, asauordtng reliable
Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire.
3S-toJunel Ed. u. LOWRY AGENT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

Carr CALAIS COMPANY OF GRANT Co.
volUsrnaps.-The following is a list Of
file names of members Of Capt. Calls
Company, with their places Of nativity and
residence, height, weight and age:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
Liberty, Aug 70 1851.
HORSES sTRAYED.

l.
..ayed floIn tle subscriber living at Wngvle, about
tile OH Of August, ssau Of nusaes-one inc DARK
Uas mare, tne t5renead. with one white foot.
rae 0the night bay horse With star IN forehead
can be known Dy wlliSe sy0J the right shoulder,
caused by cOdf Bvtn aleaiul about etts Old,
anu II 81 he.l lttie returning thesl OF in
tosAug ms wAefe tney ma setoa and wt ne paii Tor
tntir ts,nble ". u. THOMAS.
Ningylite, August 60 1851. li-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
X IR6Y's
AMERICAN IIARV Esp1EIs.
celebrated Reaper and Mower Combined

manufactured by VIM. Al. Kirby, Buffalo Sew York,
and for the FIRST time Introduced nlo this county.
This Celebrated Machine which fully combines all
the modern improv ments Of the erent machines IN
use was patented for the first time in 1886 IA that
year seven machines were manufactured and sent into
different portions Of tic state; these ia every ease
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
THE UNION FOREVER!
ELLESBORJ MILLS READY FOR THE WAR.

The Subscribers, Experienced and Practical Ailiers,
have lease1 Aiilis Eienboio and are putting
them M perfect Tor custom aid merchant wo.k.
FOR soae years. nsils nave seen "a tue care u
inexperienced nlio allowed The stones ahu ma
c1neIy gel ii Dad DER tis4s easi-s customers 20
Withdraw. W. claim 0aexceise as stone-dfessefs
anu nefs as We are psepared " sA0W ~ oufsWoIk--
We invite large snare q.
Custom Work from the Country,
And promise to 10 duty to quality and yield q
Hour. c ~ Try US ssnO. -, !, Ief.S ~
ElieADoto June 4, 1851 > jim SA9i AlsI.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04

Distance $40 Yards. sulaes $500 a side; to be
ran ii lwal ana O'clock L. Al. PreinInAfios as 10
elcI u4sse % The Jay before and race run
AccO MIG % fgiige, o. money l0Ifsited.
isse.eNn, 5la,-. III, 1861. w, HAMMOND.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
one Wharf Isoat

Of superior quality and build SAID sale viii commence
at III OGL40 A. stad eOaliaae eaca succeeding
diy thereafter. until tue whoe laefcas4uze
Slnai " sold lated at LassYHle THIS n u.s. q SIP
x IA 5er AID. 1sOI, NELSON DnHE1,
izwl sigiIue.
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WISCONSIN
Farmers Insurance Company
THE MADISON MUTUAL,
LOCATED AT MADISON. WISCONSIN

INNE or tho oldest and most successful Insurance
l company organized in the states has paid all It's
losses prompil, without litigation. II is free from debt
With sufficient surplus to meet all losses promptly.
This company H. What il purports 10 be, Farmer
Insurance Company" taking norisks except on hone-
steads; combining its operations to dwellings standi.e
alone with IA usual OUT baildings and the personal
eroperty therein LUTHER BASFoRD. Agent,
Glen Haven, December 9Th. 1852 II
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Would respectfully inform Tie public hat be has
recentis taken the store formerly occupied By y.
cALilS aud atiedit up f3r DAsUG STORE and has
on hand a large variety Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-04
LEN HAVEN RACES.
saturday, september 7, Afternoon.

g4e 8eeto wn Colt is to run against Cray mare fror
pats utkn3Wn
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er when she gave the challenge shot. a blank
cartridge, at tile distance of two miles, our can
lam gave the commander of the Massachusetts
an order to engage her and at once we sent
her shell enough to make the rebels tack shin
and run in close to land with our steamer n
mile and a halt, pursuing and shelng it, and
finally sllencing their entire battery, one or two
OF which were heavy rihed guns, well aimed.
yet doing no injury nor harm to the gallant
officers or crew OF the Massachusetts,, who had
some satisfaction in demolishing the entire up.
per works Of The enemy.
Our tribute is due to the commander of o
steamer, and his eXertion in trying to capture
the enemy's vessel, by steaming into water
only one foot deeper than his draught, which
few men with the batteries Of an enemy
around him would have done, except with the
intention of getting caught and going through
the form Of surrender. At the blockade of
this harbor, we have an advantage in being
able to anchor nearer the point of attack on
the enemy The climate has been variable
from the first day OF November few days
were unusually cold, and afterwards mild, fol
lowed by rain. AT night, though, dew is very
heavy, and in our watches on the quarter deck
an India rubber oyercOat is indispensable in
keeping dry. Fort Morgan and Sand Island
are garrsoned at the latter place the enemy
have, or will have, tolerable sand battery,
which is chiefly occupied by negroes as sol
ders who can be seen by the aid of one of
our ships glasses.