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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
The Battle as Seen by one of
the NVisconsin Second. Y. .......

1
Mr.. J. G. Chandler, I've Shanghai,) Of
the Adams County Independent, writes
flom Washington to bis brother, in Cleie-
lana, a letter about the battle, that has
fonnd its way into print. The following is
exceedingly graphic:
1.-The horrors of abattle field are SUI
premely greater than my imagination had
ever conceived. | saw the bloodiest part
Of it. Our regiment relieved the Zouares,
whom the rebels rallied and charged on
Zouaves fought like heroes and devils; but
there were len guns tc one against them,
and when they retreated, terribly liddled.
our regiment marched into the most helish
shower Of bullels you can imagine if YOU
try month.
Probably nearly hundred Of our men
were killed and wounded, ard some were
taken prisoners. / had my belt shot off,
a bullet hit my cap box, and cut the belt
So that it soon burst, and while was
STOPPING to pick up some of the caps, a
soldier in front of me was shot through
the breast, just as he was aiming, and threw
his gun back in his death struggle and hit
me acsoss the back Of my head, well nigh
killing me. | laid there until the rebels
tramped over my body like a flock Of
sheep. | remember getting up and seeing
our regiment forming square to resist a
charge Of the "Blact Horse Cavalry"
which they did successfully.
After that | don't remember much until
our first lieutenant (shot through the
shoulder) took me by the ear and told me
to retreat with him. We were some two
miles from where we charged lin house
where they were cutting off legs, arms
and-heads. / should think. The boys
took me there, and said was as 'scrazy as
a loon" Well, we reated-thirty miles
II scarcely knew how came, but | re-
member there was great disorder. don't
remember how / got into Washington /;
but some Of the regiment took me to the
Avenue House, where Mr.. and Mrs. Scott
Sloan Cat whose house poor Darwin died)
have been very kind to me.
/ know "what's what" most Of the time
and although my head is very sore, and
as | am, moreover, very sore everywhere
else on my mortal person, am in good
spirits, and shall be better than two dead
soldiers in few days. Itisn't pleasant to
be crazy and imagine your hands and feet
shot off, and all such things keep very
quiet and don't read much, because it
hurts me-" aaq
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
REMARKAnrn - Tnrrn Tia NJ

REMARKABLE, IF TRuE-The New
York Tribune has startling letter from
Jonesborough, Tennessee. The writer, who
has recently travelled extensively in the
Slave State, aveIs that the most startling
runners of uprisngs in North Carolina pre-
vail d; that reports of whole families lie
ing butchered by slaves, the discovery of
a plot for a preconcerted uprising, Of gen
eral INSTRUMENTATION among the negroes,
were rife; and that the Union Guards Of
Western Tennessee had been implsred to
assist in putting down the Instruction, but
had refused, except on condition that the
Stars and Stripes were unturled in the IN
fected DISTRICTS. He states, moreover, that
there is rapidly growing Union sentiment
in many parts Of the South; that Union
Lodges have been established throughout
Tennessee and North Carolina; and that
Union candidates for Congress would be
nominated, elected and sent 10 Washington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
cHERIFF sALE-GRADY.

State of Wisconsin, Grant Caanty, Circuit Court
Ia and for Grant County, Wisconsin. Judgment Of
/ reeosure and SALE julius Augustine, Plaintiff, "
John Grady and Bridget Grady his wife, defendants
BY virtue Judgment foreclosure and sale, issued
ont Of the uamed court in layer Of the ab.ve
named Plaintiff and against tho above named Gefen.
snts bearing date the 9th day Of August a. D. 1851
aud bs direction 9f iIain IFS Attorneys, will on the
l6h day Of November, A. ID. 1851 st the hour ten
O'clock ia forenoon of said day. ut the outer door
Of the court house, the village Lancaster. IN Grant
nutv WISCONSIN, offer Tor sale and will sell at pubic
n to the highest and best bidder for cash in haAc
The follow ing described rea estate 70 wit; The hsf
nrI east euarter IL section No Eleven (Il) 81 town
No four rs north Of range No. fur a. west q the
fourth psineai useri ian containing enc hundred and
Sty arfe@ 81 add he in GRAFT Co.,
Wis ssn SAID promises ORDERED sod 10 sasisitc
IL the Judgment in Tins case, amounting g ene
am o nine hundred eigntf-one aSd 3J-ivJth- doars
together viii interests and costs, and acefang-
lated Shsxa once, Lancaster. August II. A. D. 1861
=. Is. MOORE, Sheriff.
PAINS CARTzR, Grant County, Wisconsin.
Plsinliifs' ATTORNEYS e-1e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

GRANT COUNTY FAIR,-The Constitu-
ion, Bylaws, Regulations and Premium
List Of the coming County Fair will be
found on the first page Of our paper The
Secretary, Mr.. JONES, has taken much
pains in revising and Simplifying the entire
parts and adding thereto such information
svi be needed. The paper should be
saved for reference affair time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
For the Herald.
- New Post Ofhce-

Anew Post Office has been established
Aanaton, Eli Clayton. Postmaster, to
@SoPpted from New California. Anna
y has bean known as +" Clayton's Mills"
y" Bagdad," in the Town Of Clifton,
o ! \. County, Wis, Al miles from New
f.aornla, 10 from Montfort, III from
i 1'ac'ster. Annaton furnishes the 1st
n o'a'enant, the Orderly Sergeant. / tall
' S~lo'aI and ] full private for Capt Fin
M WI Volunteer Company, the Badger
&c = auards, now accepted by the Gov
wy and shortly to enter into service.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
DRY-aooDs, GROCERIES.
WISCONSIN STATE BONDS.
FOR WAR PURPOSES.

Tie undersigned offer tor safe bonds TO be Issued by
the State of Wisconsin to the amour OF 100000
These bonds will be issued Ia sums of 800 each,
viii interest at the rate Of per per
pas aOle semannuay at the Office Of the State Treas
IN Madson presentation of the proper coupons,
they mature will DC received in payment u state
Taxes, interest on school, swamp University linds,
aBy other indebtedness to tue state.
The issue of these bonds is authorized by act othe
Legislature passed in accordance with the provisions
Of the Constitution OF tue Slate; and the act thorz
ing their provides for levy ing tax to the
ssni-annual interest and for the pay ment of the prin-
cipal the first Jay of July. 1871 The law provid-
ing for the levgi of tax for the pas nent OF the
principal and interest cannot be repeated, in amy
way altered asnendea to interfere with tue
yng OF said tax The act requires that sixty per
cent OF the amount paid shall DE in con the balance
in Wisconsin par FUNDS.
These bonds being issued il small amounts place them
within he reach OF nearly AL OF city and offer
perfectly safe inves tnenl for their money.
Applications for the purchase of these bonds must be
made TO the State Treasurer, at Madison.
AI.hX. w RANDALL, Governor,
Lot Is p HAiSNEY, Sec vi State,
SAArL ID HASTINGS, State Treas.
Loan Commissioners.
Madison July 9Th, 1851. 5-w+
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

tgMr. WM.lBUTLER, formerly Of the
Butler House, PIattevilIe, has taken the Ty-
House, at Galena, by whom the popular
InDutation Of that Hotel will be sustained.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.

circuit Court in 49, for the County fGrant, in the
State Of Wisconsin. summons for relief George III
Cox, Planta, against The former unNnown owner
wit: Tie tsif OF he Southwest quarter OF sec
on uber thirty two: aid the soutn-west qual tor
OF the northwest quarter OF said section number
thirty-Swo, townsnip number two NORTH 81 range
numoer one west OF the ain principal meridian, be-
fenaaits.
The State OF Wisconsin to the Defendant here named
You hereby summoned aid required to toe
comp aint ia this actiNn, which is 1Ied in tile Ciei
otce of the said Circuit Court Of Gran county, WIS.,
cousin this 9th day OF August, 1861 and tt serve copJ
Of YOUR answer the said complaint Ga tile subscriber
At his Office in the village of Belmont La Fyete Co..
wisconsin, within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive Of the day Of such service; 70 fail t
answer the said complaint within the ume aforesaid
,h plaintiF la this action viii demand
relief RAJ ed in said compiantDated this 9th day 81
uy,,sf 4 D. IStl G. DUNN
a-w6 Plaintiffs Attorney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

egHymer & Rablin have arrange
nnts for buying and storing grain at Po-
H Warehouse, and win pay cash at as
6rh price as can be afforded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

fEThe next term of Platteville Acad-
my will commence August 2sth. For
arms &c. see advertisement, or apply to
Geo. NJ. Guernsey, Principal, Platteville,
Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
DIE u

CODDINGT0N-Wh Whereas, in the inscrutalle and yet
nnerIing providence of cod The uark pal DEATH has
been teup.e, and circle brok bj the
mnval of SISTER Ellen Ioddington, 10 the spirit
world and whereas, this dspensation we have suf-
fred great loss and pleasant family eilcl gTeatl be-
reaves Therefore,
Res0lvsd, That while we acknowledging the bard 81
Gou The death Of sister Coddngton, and deeply
mourn our loss yet believe il be her infinite gain
Res0lpei rb9t brother Codoing ton aud the oth-
friends ofdeceasea heartfelt ssm
patty.
ResolCed That the Secretary Of this Lodge furnish
bro Der Coddugtln with copy 81 resolutions,
d also copy for insertion IN Inc Grant County Her
aid Al. BAKNETT. SECRETARY,
ofTasmana Lodge, No. 1893, /. q. OF G. T.
Patch Grove, Aug. z, 1861.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
STRAY FILLEY.
pLATTEvlLLE ACADEMY.

The fail term Of this In-iitution will commence
Neulesias, August Is, 1861
Ietms Of Patron vary from 81 to 81 per quarter pay
able in adv anee. incidental eXpehs,s IS cents Table
BOARD is luruisaed 81 so S2U0 per week Tie ex-
pense ma3 be materially reduced By students boarding
themselves. Rooms The Academy, rs cents per week
haca stadsni viii he charged 10 cents per MONTH to de-
Tray contingent eApeases
Studens WILDE received a. any time, bat il is very
dc siraoe that they should with tueir classes
at the beginning Of each Term.
The Normal d pertinent wid receive increased atten
tpn, aud any desirVusot becoming thorough practen.
teachers, will ina it greatly to tn r ADVANTAGE to enter
the class. Professional Diplomas wall be awarded b.
the SKATE Board If Normal Regents those " no
tain eAaniHa ION of the Ageui.
Miss Ida liaUefInan, taen ted performer and teacher
Of HusIc, viii commune to give lessons tine Piano
Aeodson to students OF the AcAdemy, Terms, $500
per term.
Catalogues sent on application.
For iurther inio linttOu apply TO
Gro Nj GUERNSEY, Principal
Platteville, Wis, July % 1861.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

rgDraving paper, French cards, T n
,.opes, Note Paper, &c, for sale at this
Ace; also, Tuck and other pocket books,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

tgThe Baptist Association for the
Clutches Of South Western Wisconsin is
b meet at Lancaster on Wednesday the
An Of September, to continue for two
iqgs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

.1.Tbanks of our Office boys to Mr..
,r.ely Austin for a nice lot Of apples from
4, new orchard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

egEnvelopes with patriotic prints and
,,toes for sale at this office-at 20 cents
,sr pack; also, letter paper with edges
"A white and blue,--at Is cents per
lnfre.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
MISCELL ,NEOUS.
THE ARGUS & DEMOCRAT.
The Cheapest Paper in the West!
TRI WEEKLY S5
WEEKLY.
Epllu..lAl. uelAAlMENT.


The editors of this paper design to spare neither la
Dor pans to il, ohly readah.e bus re-
haule ami useful paper We propose IT, devote IT 70
The OF The people, and not to the interests OF
$40 ulatois paftizans anu, dong this mus de-
pend npo the people Tor support and II IS Tor them 10
say wnether sucn Il paper shall be sustained
One of ieAuing Oejccts present VAL be to Sc
cure the State betier currency In this effort we
can xpect sompalhy from bankers, and fear, but
little from politicians, ana lock to Tie masses for
support We nope make the argus q Dsmocrat in-
ierior paper the state IN tue quantity anu val
ue of original matter We have paid no little at
tention 10 economical nd g0Ysrnmsnta i science. aud
study aad Gill; which cost as labor 10 produce and
Will Of lasting service 70 ous reaaers II they
Our eIght page weekly win contain these articles
they apposr in the ddies with large amount OF iele
graphic aid other news, aud miscellaneous matter,
review OF he markets, NC We hope, IN snort to make
il such paper VIII promote the true Interests Of
farmers aud busin men, In poltics It VIII be lnde
De dent outspoken upon ali neasu es an scung tue
interests Of tine State OF NalRn, all4 oyiig what we
conceive To be right, and exposing aud condemnlng
what we believe 10 Dc wrong, a.-d hope 70 DO aOie
at all give reason Tor every position we as
send in your subs criptons and give trial.
DAILY ARGUS DEMOCRAT.
The Daily is published every morning. and is mailed
in tue 90 out tise 1rntns TRANS All stag II
to I20coek al night No ptiis or expense is spared
to maze i've reliable newspaper. lis crcula-
per. Tefins--S 90 per year. - 90 Tor six l@onihs.
TRl-WEkKY ARGUS DEMOCRAT.
To meet the demand for a paper that win reach vii
laee having two or three m ills n Week, we have
MAZE a.ral, nants publish fri-weekIs eailion.
This xiil be lssueg Mondays, Wednesday, aud Fr-
da aua mailed those mornings. Terms, 500 per
YEA ii 80 Tor SIX months. Two copies, one year 5000
WEEKLY ARGUS 4 DEMOCRAT,
The Weekly is published every TaesdaY morning, and
sent ou ia the ll4s that gay. IT wiii hereafter De
prlnei IN quartz Is as) foIfn, nunoot Contain
nx 4o columns Ih weekly Cousins ali tue
mater 81 the DAILY for previous week, aAd tue very
latest news from all pa4ls III the country We htenu
tnAt our Weekly slal Do superior 10 any otner paper
10 th state ana believe base the material to MAXI
II
The price Of Weekly will hereafter be sl,9O PEI
year for sine cop es euDs Of i've, SLID per year.
ana To clubs OF more, SL00 per year. Names
may he aided 20 clubs any time alter they are iai
al the price.
m ali cases We must have cash in adTance for sub
scro,oi.. siones mailed and property registered may
be sant a. risk.
Address all orders 70
SMITH g. CULLATON,
Aiadison. " 10.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
MI A IL II 1 IL ID /.

PARLAND-ANDERS0N-In Little Grant, Aug. 5th.
BY Mr Robert Robertson, William Paraud, of llocx-
ford n, to Miss Janet Anderson, OF piauosille
WAF.NEKE-lINDEN-In Potosi, jul %, by Rev
F. Zubpr, Frank Waraeke TO Miss Cgtnerine L,nden,
botA OfPotosi.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
Staple and Fancy Goods,

B.ctssad Shoes Hats and Caps, Straw Goods, Groce-
ries, Hardware, Queensware. etc, etc. ETC. bonne.s
Flats and Trimmings in great varietS-n TACT sou VIII
find almost ythirs you want, ~ ny sso1e' - pss
to suit he times.
Fsrners and others who think there's but one place
in the West (and that Boscobell VIII ioose nolh,ng "
7ure faken also County orders and cash. ..
hsy 10, 18c0,- " y. MAfsnfa*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
I P L E G 0 . d
AT MUSC,ODA.

Ills not generally known that openings large
and well selected assortment Of Staple Goods, in tile
store formerly occupied By j. B. Moore Co have
therefore, sufficient space In the Herald TO give
publicay to Che fact. Most Of my goods bought
directly from the manufacturers. consequently am en-
abled to sell reasonable advance upon manufactur-
prices and save TO customers the profits OF the
New York ana Milwaukee Jobbers Ny consists Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
II NJ, RICHMOND,
has irAtreeeivcd
q New Stock CT Stationery,

consisting Of Writing Papar. Cap Letter. Note Ladies
BETTER gAd Billet States. Pencils Toy Books Envelopes
Reward Of Merit cards Visiting Cards. Peffnmery, Da
ries for 1850. Payson System Of Bookkeeping, Wsh
sters Dictionary school edition, ehc- etc.
10 Watch and Clock Repairing done rs usual.
Lancaster Feb.7th, 1850 s4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
LANCAsTER MAILS.

,hsaaA AE1AsT cry.
...r,asaovs Thursdays and Saturday.
"a. ses ga and i4aena. Returns MONDAY,
- lot NJ; Ak eveaiugs Leaves Lancaster ior
Sdaesdssy ala and Mineral Point, "Wednesday ana sat
sr Is n. Returns TUESDAY and FRIDAY Sa' q m
sd'y'"sss gaRssFsE KsS.
So Mondays and Fridays at p. m. for
rsaves Lanca.si IN atsiaien. Returns Tuesdays and
,top add Ffs'' - ves lancaster for Beetown
a. = tuesdays and Fridays At Returns
sd ~ W. ana saturdays at u N.
Fednu Mort HERs.
.s,....stsr. Mondays and THURSDAYS at m
,esves LaDcas md Boscobel Returns, Tuesdays and
fhdss souTHE EN
.star wednesdays aud Saturdays at a
IssTes bshfa 81 4 D. N % n same days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

g-We are favored by Lieut.. G. X.
Dean with pen and pencil map Of the
Bulls Run battle ground, made by his
hand and no doubt accurate. Itshows the
Iis Of march of the Second Wisconsin
Regiment around the rebel batteries, their
stand at various points, and their route Of
iaa retreat, at last when deserted by al
most every regiment which had entered for
&battle. The hills, roads, fences, groves,
aynes and other things not on printed
maps are distinctly noted, and the whole is
'eompanied with written notes Of. expla-
aatOn' It is valuable paper, and will be
reserved among such records as may some
lay be valuable in giving the history Of
as war and the brave Volunteers Of Wis
hOsn,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

.nUR Stock of Dress Goods, for sprng and Summer
" wear, is the largest and most complete ever |
fashionable style Of silks Chais Lawns Berages
foplns, Bnliiants, &C., &C. A. 4 T. A. b.
DoNNETs, Ribbons, Flowers, &c, the latest styles
ID just received BY A. 4 1. A. b.
AUX stock Of Gloves, HOSIERY, ribbons, Laces Col.
" lars, &c &C.; cannot be exceiled A. b.
III ATS Caps large stock--new styles Just receiy-
Ill ed A. a I. A. b.
s1EADY MADE CLOTHING for men and boys gear.
IL = large lot just received by A. &f.t.B.
,ooTs SHOES, alarge lot OF every style va
ID riets, at prices lower than ever before oteredat
AIT Abb
4 splendid assortment Of Paper hangings, window
IN shades &C., just received and for sale very low
~ A,&T.A.B.
CRoc1ERY, Queensware, China ware, Glass ware,
~ &C., alarge assortment just rec . AZ a. 81. a p
ARDwA ARE of all kinds at reduced prices, just re-
IL ceiyed by Az IA b.
VIZ have an extensive assortment Of Carriage Bots
w ali sizes, which we will sell less than The usual
wholesale pr'ees. q : :. {. -
~ koCERlEs of AL kinds much lower than usual
" at a . !. a D.
A spleupfd article of sugar at cents per pound,
extra quaiity Of oolfee--six POUNDS Tor dollar
"A at A. xT A. b.
EslsH, a fresh lotof White Fish, N. Trout ana Mack
l eral just received BY A. f,-ssB.
1yALTa large lot, coarse aud fine just received and
- for sale BY the Or barrel, cheap. A. a T. A. b.
~ AILs, Glass, Paints, Oils, sc. tor sale very cheap
~ ~ - = = 2.
| M ACHlNE aud Fish oils, Winter strained Maseoi,
/ WI Burning nuid &c for sale ~ A. I. A. -.
rasHE pure Kerosene OIL also splendid variety of
i amps for burning the same JustJus received by
AIT. A B.
NJ H. Downs Vegetable Balsalnic hilAlr-lne s,.at
IN. Northern remedy for Coughs, Colds and consunp
lion foi sale by A. a T. A. b.
w have few sett ofsplendid harness Fisherman
| w ufacture, for saielow BY A. q A. 3.
| SfeENpID th,ee-ply carpetng-dne coors and
A. & r. A.. BURR.
A GRTCULTURAL TooLs-the largest lot evef
n Drought this section, aud sold much lower than
eser, by A.d t. A. b.
-.--
| OoSTARS RAT DIFFERENTIATION = warranted sdre
" death mile, sud by A. * ~ A. r.
- LEEp IN PEACE-Dutchers Dead shot Tor bed
| - bugs,-a sure thing, SOLD by A. 4 a. ..
A,LEEPEKS LIGHTNING FLY KlLLER-the great
- scovery of the age perfectly harness 10 every
ulaiDg except tys and i0seets, sOid 5y A q l. A b.
IF you want to buy your Goods lower Than ever, go
4 TO A. u. A. BukkS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
10 THE PATRONS
or HAZEL GREEN INSTITUTE.

We rsspeetfally announce that the Fail Term Of the
InstItu,e vii
Commence September 9, 1861, and Continue
Ill Oec. 20.
The course both classical and scientific viii bear fa-
soaol, comparison with that Of tbs most Respectable
Institutions OF the kt8d in me West
We have extensive and well selected apparatus 10
iruslrate the different departments Of Chemistry and
Nufd Fhi usophy. III location OF the school being
fra he eies OF tialena and Dubuque presents our OBJ
NOUS advantages.
Board can be obtained in private families at from
81 90 to 800 per week students may reduce this
,ense by procuring IN the school building aud
boarding themselves.
our terms are elementary studies in the Pre-
pafaterf LEI ftment, $40
lover classical. ana scientific course, 600
Advanced curse embracing Higher algebra, 6eoin-
uatl,,snsties completed Languages go
Music, 10 ~
drawing, ? W
tn middie of the term.
Students earnestly requested TO present 1hem
selves at the begi8nang Of the term
lr. 4 : 3o II sTtatR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hazel Green. Aug. 8. emz
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

asou liO. ,,ls Oh Ohio Democrat Convention
DIN SUI = Jewett for Governor,
IL '0a Harrison for Lieut.. Gov
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

NEw COMPANIES. Capt Finnicum's
Company is reported full, and they are to
meet at d public dinner several miles west
Of WmgvilIe on Saturday next.
Capt. Nasmith's Company is also re-
ported full and are to meet at Platteyille
on Thursday next for permanent organizes
ton. taJE9 ~
Capt Calls Company is full, but fe
names viii be received 10 take the places Of
some Who.may not stand or be present at
Lancasteron the 10Th inst, when officers
aeto be elected. At that time his COM
pany are to be sworn in for service by a
ppper officer, having place assigned in
be Eight Regiment. They expect to lie
alel to Camp Randall by the 25th or
10Th inst. as s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
AMERICAN HARVESTER.
celebrated Reaper and Mower COmbincdl

manufactured by VIM. A. Kirby Buffalo, New York,
and for the first time now introduced in this county.
This Celebrated Machine which 50 fully combines all
the modern nprov ments Of the different machines in
use patented for The first time in 1856 an IN that
year machines manufactured and sent into
different portions OF the State; these in every
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14

S'ssae. sas. Asuder says that Mr.. J.. II.
u s e5'ae'ly editor Of that paper, IS
Vsvfom S company Of volunteers in
sss county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
wARRaNTING THE WORK EVERY TINE

TO BE EQUAL TO THE BEST Horseshoeing win no
ceive especial attention la short all work IA his line
viii the satisfaction OF those mie tasVr him
their long experience AZ the Anvil JUS
titles NE above assertions.
Hazel 6reen, July 4 1861 3-m4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-14
'Fftset from Capt. McKee's
Letter.

O, i n SrNoNG- Dear .Siir.-Your son
t,n ~ y was Is, wounded in the leg at the bat
sa,,l naiIs Run, and has not since been
mn M rom; the last that was seen Of him
i s. y y. some n Of our company who assisted
ars H. T.. q the field during the fight. ]
ason ~a' very htsie doubt that he is a
0wsls 81 n the hands Of The rebels. =
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