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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

More 6eod Democratic Testimony.
Lyman TsrN&lN. ESQ. 81 Albany New
York. VS. nominated by tie Democrats"
Convention IL the Empire State Tor the
oiice Of Attorney General tie was uot
given ias candidates nominated b, the Dem
ocratic Convention ia this State were the
privilege of making ia his letter os accept
anec platform % suit hi- views. without H.
gard 70 the resolutions 81 the Convention
Therefore as the platform had white leath
er sticking in il. he declined the nomination.
His letter OF dcclinalion isa very strong
document We quote as follows
sm % This day. a. | have ever heen. a
Democrat from study reflection observation
and conviction
Before the commencement OF the dread
tai Civil War which j. now being waged
against onr Government. my voice and feeble
influence had been exeried TO the extent of
my ability q promote peace between the
North and the South.
But while the Union loving Democrats OF
the North, in common with thousand OF 9th
ers. were laboring % avert the dangers that
were threatening our behaved country the
South closed the door 70 all negotiation and
compromise BY an appeal % arms
Bearing IN mind that acts committed lni
time OF war. under the pressure Of necessity
and sell preservation are not likely teTipe&
: into precedents for times of peace we should
+. regard with liberation all things done 10y the
constituted athoriti,s with an honest pur
.ssoso - ypholi the authority of the Govern
meni and TO put down rebellion. Though
their strict legality may be questionable, let
Us treat the legal point as jefferson sSNsel
( the people 10 regard hisassumption of Doubt
ftl power in the purchase of l.ouisiana-witll
prudent silence.
So long as the rebels insist on their usurped
and reasonable Government and put forth
secession a. the corner stone of then Co4te,''
eracv, and remain in arms with fixed tIeas'n
: able purposes I'VE cannot initiate negotiations
for peace. unless We are willing to recognize
their nretensioas and divide the bnion.-
When the rebellion j. overcome IN whole OF
in part on les, obnoxious claims are put iortl
by the rebels. We can negotiate for settle
mcnt
Meanwhile the great issue of sustaining
tho Union swallows up all minor issues
The rebellion must be crushed. or Rcpubh
can Institutions fail. and with them perisl
Liberty and Democracy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17


Daniel :. Diciinsua on the ''peace"
Lie.
DANIEL ;. DfcKissoN said some things "a
his speech, made in Wyoming county, Penn
sylvania. few days aso. that should be kept
before Ne people:
n csanoi afford q turn array ir0al ny duty
bfcaHse political appoeeHf Is aciiHq min n'f
nor 10 sfag btek from duty hfraase 9oi"i
cal friend deserts me. No; mast 70 ON ana
discharge a great duty. hold e. bee ine
first da,g Of every citizen, even party 20 aN
in resiorinp--if restored IL can be--this great
and good Governments.
..Fef eosry American eiii=e~. i"sfead -
crying Pace, Peace schea there Is 30 fsa'f
rallg aosn ~ fnRparis aRfil Ntfescioh e
siispced-Hnfd ne roar 81 artillery hes 'f9sfa
+ Then We shall have peaee--eaduflns f.tFe
iual peace; md. as monsters sac ,r.enm inin
OF the same ecneraboa. ne shalt have 500
more of llis Seeession in The present een'"g
or the next
There Is 30 half way hoase 10 tbs mat
tcr-no tarryins place between sustainihs
the Government ard attempting q over
throw 1hfre IS 40 peace proposition ib"i
,rN sna fhe case Rntii ne rebfi..on - fasf pr
dolra Aud we're in favor. 90 disppsei ~
t.mper with this rebellion or aid 81 counle
nance t. would 4 and take up apas ~ih
them Tecause. Tit i,4feht 'of them q
take up arms i ) r.elt l.f ihem 50 have
armed aid and assistance II they Hie wrong
il they are guilty oi treason, eil murder
and arson. then They should be ovcfthrowa
by the whole power % the Government. AID
put down So that no re direction day ril
ever iui rebellion again.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

Il gives 10Y 20 every patriots heart - see
he Great unaaimify 81 sentiment vhleA pre-
vailed At the late -reoprs Convention IA
Ohio. which WAS composed of men " al ga
ties. It, nominee Tor Governor l. the Hon
Dawn Ton. Distinguished Dss'ssTai. and
10 Lieutenant Governor. the Hon. BISl.
STANTON. no less Distinguished RvHbi'eaa.
The = the Way should be. and ptoses that
lie heart Of he .veai bssls p. iee 1eos'e j.
,,ab, and .l.s..ns che call ~ the -counify,
ihes can ling parties andparsy caue'ise-. and
aari, platforms to the doss. And Il Is con
cling 70 know that this j. tie ease nearly AZ
.,..r The North-wiih here anu there some
notorious exceptions. such - the reTy ter
Ia. follow after the distinguished = lead
- he editor Of the Journal here These
men stand bach from the supper; oi the COY
e.nmeus from mere perversercss. ant, Il they
have any feelings az all. must now he mort
nel - zee that. ahen the whole country $
Using up. a. with one united voice. to deie~i
The Government. fhey can find no place N
pouu!ar convention assembled for that pur
sose They stand outside the sanctuary
swapping and snarIing ike kicked ours and
srsine peace. peace. when there Is no peace.
They re truly 10 be pitied for 7hsy will not
I've long enough to wear ont Tire brand they
are nov, With their Own hands. burning upon
their unbiushing brows.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

elements Of meanness 20 fully developed IN
their physical organizations that patriotism N
their eossms has long since suffered TIC
death OF the righteous
The health Of our diviEon Is excellent ~
The 10th Regiment has been organized
nearly i've months aud there has not been q
single death. - la. Among va. Can ans
Regiment beat thats oar General -ays We
are the heAl'hie-s sci OF fellows be has. and
that ~e can out walk. ous eat. and he hopes
out FicHr any Regiment herabouis
More anon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

We are glad TO see arrangements have
been made Cor the opening OF books OF sub
scriplion Cos the purchase Of Treasury notes
AZ indianapolis. and at the Branch Bank IN
this city. This viii give all our citizens. Who
desire il. an opportuuisy o subscribe TO
wards the National loas. AMI We have no
,loabs there are many who viii DO So We
are s.et advised OF The precise time when
they viii be opened here. but il Uiil nos Ike
], lie many d'ys
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway. New xoris.


since he epesins AZ mi. sssi AT commoaloas
Hotel IN lssl q has been NJ .'nrir -udeavor q a..
reprirfor. e. make g ~ nc-' 'unpiaaus. eea.
vsnienf ami comfortable heme r. "a. siu'er ard
stranger ou thi. ,las ibr Atlantic
And whatever "a. -esineiilsei 20 administer -
the oorafori n us guests hey ss,e saaea,ersi
viihsai ressra e ro.i. r. provide. aat . orabins
al the element. = isdis.dasi esi serial s.egmeet
which n,o.iern sr' hss 'avsaisa. ara modern ss-tc
approved sai ia, pstroa,ss as'sh 8 hss eomnsa-
I'd darias shs i.s.s - sesrs b s4eagias pTsrf
shs, ib~it caerss have been arrf-r't-a.
Vs sect the ssierneiss eftae anrs. wssa an srs
repaired 10 pra,,iss e aae r.slf ,eonon-. =,
u-isrsrafa
Have Reduced the Price Of Hoard So
TWO DOLLARS FER DAY.
a. the Same time sisiaz cone = BE i-z1-iss xiih
whieA ,he', ,shls has hitherto h--s .appilsi
TnrADwKii- wHIcosB Ga.
Ns- Tork. sd 2. issi sn0
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

A ,iAs in Lacrosse. VI, s-se-,s ssssavo,
rushed 70 the river swearing tlusffo would
drown himself When lfe'fad waded into the
depth Of waist. biz xife. who had followed
him, seized him by the hair. and then. As a
local editor describes IL, she lied him back
till they reached aplace where the wator was
about TIVE foot deep, where she pniied him
over backwards, scused p-und.r, and pail
ed his head up again. Drown YOURSELF
down he went)-ieavc me ID father tho
sratsl (another plunge get drunk. (anoth
er souse)-and star. iJf the giFe1.s (ai.other
dip)-better use water instead of rot gut
(anotber dip aud shnis ror 6 kesas--.il u
|. lAlfsse W fear5 iSe .sridosE, and an Che
men at the war, After sozzling him 10 her
hearts content, she led him ont n wetter IL
not a better man. and escorted him into the
HOUSE ADD .elose-4als~-sec-si - ~----- -.-sr'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
Dr. ,. sE. r;cf.can,> lcf.au.. ia.
AtrssslIeBs.
La. hfsT k2yi-SNAL IS ral u orir.,or y,
or BrA-T

r Ia ni<T h>yiENAL IS rHt Worm. aor y,
or BTA-T
TherSsfds g human beis.es Lave h,.,. 49,, I. "a.
81 decre7ttnde aud misery. ~ the Use II lis i,,s
ne1ie eafaraent Il viii relieve PAIN aln,..t t',.,
t1e"aeif aIi7 i VIII cleanse. purify ard heal IL
io1lest SORE la an icrs.iibv .borr 49,. 80
VOLCANIC Cli. l-iNlNl.sI will relieve. =. n,ssr in
Ne'errfe cases q rheumatism. Cout o. ksr~alrI, =
for iaraysis, Contracted Muscles. Stifne.s on ral-
nss IN fhe Joiuts, hnsslcs Or 5es,ncr,s n viii ~,
~ feii- Two applications vii cure srrr I9,ros.
heaaachr 90 E1rache. for Rurrs or said. - 49,
lain q . sn inisiie refu-ir. IT, ~ and Won WI,
hand -
TIA Nittc. fAhArilS of els eac baein.- eAar..
~ rnf ~. IN save resry ~ rsirr sirfaast.- ys
oaAi' 'p faii-ent. u is q speedy and iufall.bls
cure - : rs st,rain. Chale- Sweetness -r,.e.-
spesfl's. relt-- Wounds Scratches or any s~te- "A
disease, Try T. sud you viii be convinced
bF. =. Is. MclcEu. Sole Proprietor.
54,i"t1 Saint l.suss NJ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

re have received from Hon Henry
:. Lane. United States senator. a GOV %
the addresses delivered in the senate ana
House Of Representative. ga the death Of
senator Douglas 1t i an Interesting and
valuable document. for which the Senator
viii please accept orr thanks
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

LIZ those who want g Compromise:
with traitors. "stani from under. The
gathering avalanche Of nair,o;ic pablie sep.
ilment viii crush - ATOMS whatever shat
attempt . impede the pruzeerfion Of the var
anfii treason i squelchcd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

ga ifffs COMPLAINT. niiilor sSEss. nkAnAc,tx A.
irrtf Heser hss been cATHARTgc sn@-ii-.u.
ofefe. q ihe public, that has given such Entire 81
isfsetiof as Ncican's Universal I1lls
beia- t1lircly vegetable. tley are r,~-frc-lv u.s..
ceDi and can be- taken by fAe icder infant. ~.
prompt aud pow effui Ia removing an R.lious s..-
lions, scc or impure. ietc nsiter from the s,aa-h
Ia TART. they the only pl- fa-f sssala -. - -
naiarious Disiriris
lney pro4nce no gripping. siskir,. - pain II ~.
stomach "r bowels though very active and search -
~ TIER Operation. promoting healthy sscrflor- 81
the liver and hldreyS. Who viii suffer from, l.'i,,,
ness headache an1 foul stomach. when =, ef..r /.
reineay csn - ootanedf Keep tLe,a cssl.t...l, -
s"o' 'ihS.s. dose taken in sea>osl, nav rrrvs-i
Aoeis, Gays ana months 81 sicslc>-. A. ia ls ,
IT, aci.ean's Universal pills. Ta.e 10 ..shor So
cos-i, they are tas.eics. Fric. oily = cent. 49,.
'oh AMI can p. teia Y, MAJ @ any part ~ ts L :
y H. MCLEAN. sole i.r.,nr. .tol
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
Tor Children

i'e }ea wsai ear ce.isaie. sicsie, s.a.s 49,,
- Araiiif. stf'eig snt rohus;'--ihrn ti... 80.
- Ian Sireneihing Coraial. lee the ,iir.r.Is =
essen hnifIe-I d L. delicious O. fakr
'rs tai.lc spoonful fskrn ever. tr,-,..- 60.
j "a sife preventive against sliil Etd frvcr III. .
lever eAoiera ~ any prevailing disease.
- ii'A.-hc" are q Druggists - 0-alsr. ~.
may Try - palm upon yau boife ~ pi,is-s =, =.
,Sisfii9 which they csn luy cheap hy saving 4, i
iusi ~ good. There aFessen men gASE .rosva =.
eleai part ~ my name a. dab their VILE .i.-oo.
lions Avoid such lasstsous plEAIEs and their ~
laino,is co-upounts Al fer Ir. = M NcIe.n..
Stfcrei Aening Cordial and Mooa Purifier IT,.
n'iaE else j. j. the eEy remedy that viii t.urIf,
foii b.oo1 thoroughly aud a, the sane I'm.
STRENGTHEN and iNSiSORATE he ulolc 80,
f''on. ii q - rPtn l1rFe hofi'cr-Si per bef,is
~ Sis ooit,es r. g.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
The Army an Western Eirgiuta--
Gcncrnt Lee eeepHfssd at CHI eat
Won t.sin--sEc fears Fire tn X, g
Isenr-- u nra. p rl.nnern.

'eciai nispaieh 70 ne Cincinnati O..

i>pcfl1i ffi-i l4icA 70 TIE tinciulal O4-~tsc
CARxlFrx FERRY, Sept II.
Lee resumed the attack along our whole
lines at Cheat Mountain yesterday. After a
long contest. Reynolds fairly repulsed him.
with considerable rebel lasss-5HstsffstIe or no
loss on our side, owing to the fsot that our
troops fought behind entrenchwents. The
notorious John \. Washington. late of Mo1Ht
Vernon. and two otkcr'rebel field OTHERS
were killed and Teton the field. Ourtroops
brought them in. when Washington's body
was recognized by an acquaintance. Lee
has maniiestIy a lssgc force, but no iss,sarn
ell lest Rosecrans should come UP IN the
rear. - -. e.-t
Our sr6uts retained today iroms sahnizia5
exploration Inward Lewinsburg. FLOYD had
been telling that the Federal loss was tre-
mendous--over two hundred killed the first
fire-while his own was almost poshing- We
did not explain why, sfier wfsnlng such
victory, he rctreated-
Wise is down southeast of HaTkssNest (.
letting Cox alone severely.
McCook took seventeen prisoners yester
day. in an armed reconnaissance across the
river
Mostof orr wounded are doing very we'll
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

ieisY i.ot in'inriii. e = warranted q. xiv. 49,.
'.', -. w.. cure ary DISEASE u The Kidney wc.
.as = me cHl iiarf~rress. any d-sase. 49,. 1.
h'H aier'e or Nerves, liability 80. al 49,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
neaIsh and strength

ltniil cure LASER Complaint Drsusn.ia. ua,,,.a.
~ .effsiF, Aeststle. depression 81 spirits fst>
snd Asle. ilnsrd fev~f. fad Breath -. ~. is....-
81 ne LAYER. Steiuech o. Bowels
OfNfLfNkN d. you Wish - be healthy .tf..,
4ni Y'gurUi~f
LADIES. o. you went she hioola 81 le-itl a., ...,,
eApaf 'hefA> again i--taen 20 a. once ari rcf
NoiFAS'S siRFNcrfESTNG CoRIst, ~,
HOOD az klf1ERf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

fil.. Admirable uiscfln- y rov Teads cr tle lieif
harvest ~ I-5l nis Is possible. insie better fhas
ever before sf Wei worthy fLe attention n Ell isr
llffs ~Ianz tal. u.achi1c.
D. hes fapefIn- Ia fhis raflef. and IL fhe onif
ail ilat wln properly Vflnd Grape. Prize go
Frr .aie tv rI respectable dos iers
ftlirers file uanufst .rrr
" o. HiCkok
Fsclf Norts. Harfishlff. D.
81 For ssls a. = ~ rotrr. Terrc ilsuie. ioi
-tpi g. tw-zuo
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

liz THOUSANDS upan ilous-
sf-- b 30 sfe ts.lf u.lrg Icirsn's s,fri..flu..
lrs Cordial. tcttis u.af u d, .i~oinfly az -
De reiestr To fsinoTtnk sac tSvi6pilA41Nt, a.
sss'.fsei snt diseased system. purifying sif a..
flsllnT fHa hiofst-rfsfefinr -. sf1k .n--tss -
saifi =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
sEcoxD-pIsPAYCH.

OENO-fi - DAs>A a II III
Gen. Cor al Camp Scott-iaieyeie,r ruth
Gen Rosecraas-7hs Main Army N0red
from Gauiey fo'rards Leioisbnxa-<l Vlse
and Floyd sa RAPID Retrsa--t><'~rdi
SctsncI AZ cTufon =.
carr Sf3rres va. Sept. =.
Geas.0x i here today for an interview
NTH Gen. -Iapsscrsns, He moved .,the main
body of.his affny from Gsuley Bridge towards
lewis bnreea Wise, sss ;F'oyd. arc Ysasssss
rreating AZ last As possible
Gen. Schenck j. at Grafton. pushing along
matters faeiy for active RQlements. olx-
cral regular officersare cflerea 70 sfporf4hs9
meciateIy to headquarters. II the people OF
Ohio wish TO see the campaign in Nestern
Virginia still more successful let them hurry
forward troops Immediately by thousands -
They can .nsxak be ssssS SER cable than Jnst
nov ickrst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
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Most Driissous - Reiiaatfuf-t..
ttHl 'rer Taken

sRfATESr REMEDi II THE w0l,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
Mr.. Brownson on Slavery and
the Rebellion.

We publish in this weeks paper an artl-
Gle from Byownson's RerieaC, leading
Catholic periodical in this country, upon
slavery and the rebellion. The views con-
tanned and urged in the article are not en-
titled to consideration so much on account
of their originality as from the fact that
they are the opinions Of Mr. Brownson,
himself, leading man in a denomination
whose political afinites have usually te'n
opposite TO the writer's views, as he says.
This war is rapidly narrowing down to Z
contest between free and slave labor;-nct
that the preservation of the Union is lost
! sight of, bui because it has become In
volsed in the total annihilatiop Of slavery
as it now exists in the United States. ABB
olitionists and men who believe in the con-
stitufionalty ana bible divinity Of slavery
may now meet upon common platform
and discuss the momentous question, pro-
yided they be united in a determination to
stand hy the Union. All considerations
as to the abstract right of the matter are
to be thrown aside, and it is to be discussed
only as means Of efeeting or aiding the
suppression Of the rebellion
Ii the slaves are property, government
has right to confiscate them; if they are
not property, they are citizens; if they are
loyal citizens, they are entitled to our pro-
teeiioai Int # they arerebels, they should
be punished and swept from the eafih
Appearances indicate, indeed, that the
Catholic church, rs a body, viii assume
the position 81 Mr.. Brownson; Afchbish-
op Hughes has already spoken, and cccu-
pies almost the grounds entire Of Brown
son. The Catholic clergy are not only
rallying for the war, bat taking the posi-
ton of Brownson and the Archbishop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

MILLS FOR AssEMBLY.-A public belief
that some one Of our leading lawyers ouglt
to accompany the delegation of this county
in the next legisla e, led to the nomina-
ton Of j. 7. Nil Esq, in the Third Dis
trict Mr.. MuLs Is known to everybody
AS an able legislator, and whose Judgment
Of laws is sound. His opinions may be,
in some respects, ahead Of the times, and
all know bis inability to suspend bis no
tons to accommodate any party or even TO
follow the suggestions # policy in order to
acquire popularity. This popularity in
Mills may be set down, either foro against
him, as virtue or blelnish; for much as
we all admire Independent men, We always
happen to most admire such independence
as happens % agree With our faith. no
material opposilioa viii be offered TO la
election.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

The names Of contributors, with the
amount contributed by each, will be pub
lished in due time 10 the Herald This is
matter in which we have no interest, but
rather the contrary, as the greater the
amount contributed the heavier the ex-
pense on us for papers, we having offered
to furnish papers in numbers equal to the
money contributed for postage. At pres
ent our weekly expense is about $500, as
we send off every week about 10 copies Of
our paper worth say $500 besides all the
exchanges that accumulate each week, say
60, making $50 papers on which the post
age is prepaid, one cent a paper Of sl8o
per week for postage. Thus far, We have
received about $500 for postage, and
have paid out nearly $1,000. All eonpa-
Mes that have left this county are furnished
equally, whether raised At Boscobel, Platte
vile, Lancaster OF elsewhere. We cannot
promise how long we shall feel able to stand
such an outlay; anyhow for one year.
The papers are sent to Captains Of com
panies, - be distributed by them 70 the
men. We cannot undertake TO send pa
pers addressed TO particular names. 1t is
probable that every man in each company
will get chance to read tho Herald,
though not certain, for there are soldic.s
mean enough to not pass the papers around
after reading them. 1t may be advisable
therefore for all who t k our paper to
mail the same to such soidiers as they wish
TO receive it, plepayirg the postage at the
rate Of one cent on each paper. Thexad-
dress may be as follows, changes made tc
suit:
John Smith, Care Of Capt. Limbocker,
Company r., Third Reg. Wis. Vol
Frederick
Md
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

For ASSEMBLY note was received
by mail on the 18th Oct, dated the 18th,
from A. P. Jones, residing in Lima, re-
guessing his name announced as candi-
date for the Assembly in the Third Assem-
bly, District, ''suLject 10 regular or mass
convention of republicans or union men Of
the district The notice was not received
in lime for our paper Of the 18th. and as
the Convention has since been held and a
candidate nominated we suppose tne an
pouncement ofhia name is not expectel.-
We offer this as an explanation Few
men III the county are better fitted for the
place than Mr. Jones.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

EE The revenue act passed by the re-
cent extra session Of Congress is very
stringent, and renders it nexi 70 impossible
to eyade taxation by screening property,
for al persons having tie management or
custody OF property, mill be required y
furnish written lists % il to the assessors.
A fraudulent list viii subject the offender
to fine and Imprisonment. Federal seru-
rites aye ertMkt from t92asson u all he
States. cites, counties, t0ssns, school aud
road districts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23

National LoAa.-W have notice from
the GaIena Postmaster w. w. Huntington,
that he viii shortly visit Lancaster for The
purpose Of receiving applications for the
Il 5lo per cent. Natiohal War Loan.--
We are not advised as to the time he will
come, but persons wishing information Or
willing to take stock nay call on the Coun-
ty Treasurer, James A. Jones, who will
receive applications and money, in sums
not Under $4,000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
Y,sTATE or HENRY CONLEY, deg

10.nty Court, Grant County, wiseonsln a.r, Jstgs
October Term 1861. Present VIM Accom-, ,Sea,c,, De-
In the matter OF the Estate Of llvHy W.
cea ed c.ser,
ON reading and fling the petition y sa.s q ~
and JAn1es Conley, administrators Il ths tbsi
,eary Iunles. ,scsased representing aid egssi-
The personal estate of said deceased las az .sD
~ III the p4sinpnt ~ cebts ami q arEes o. ualaf
ltsg1 aou lhaE there aeols ~ u due Alg gyaBl
rat tsi said deceased, and pfagtug mt ee.ss l ~
NJ faena sell ali the 1851 ate % "a aee
uis4urYose * saia iuaebiednes,. heieupoa arpsf
eartts Nat ali persons interested 10 SAID t,u,
asore tAs daegs of ts court, AZ ne e9l' ese ptS
i.aneast*s. ~ sala county, on Tie "a uay AID ~
A. -. 1864 81 J'ciock, IN the a:.cr9ep - sJoeS
70 sssov e4uss anA there slai &C, ny irg 70 ..
MOI te granted ssiG ADMINISTRATORS 49, M Il neh
payefo aeld peatlan. vtaesed laiihsi VII ssisls
sllr eot ee giYtn ~ Al fetsous Wv'ss "a pess.
Ay pabtsaiug q cops 81 Ais ofeef ipt ~ N letlS|
sis6 ueeNS lleyions - saU ea) "a hea at ~
gugnts Hsraic, Wes ~ ne~s@fsf ns te
ca~tef. ia saId tsfaEt Aunit, sAn asD Y N ~ sti
81 IAis urJ- r on fDe widow q SAFE dec Hs~
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-10-23
Washington, Oct. IS.

" "Sh'hS bOAJ wv To-
Fairfax Court House and Leesburgh
have been abandoned by the rebels
Union pickets occupy Vienna.
The price of coffee has greatly declined.
Within a few days about sixty vessels
and $4,000 men, with immense stores and
cavalry have sailed from Hampton Roads
destination unknown to outsiders. Str.
ring neMs from tile Southern coast is about
to transpire. Charleston, Mobile Or New
Orleans must suffer.
The order Of sns Secretary Of State for
the defense Of tie several New England
States is supposed to imply that he has
some information that Europe may inter
fere before long. State and certain Gov.
eminent stocks fell " triie as the result
Three thousand Pennsylvania troops
have gone to Missouri, being Gen. Highs
Brigade.
The First Wisconsin Regiment Is orde.
ed 10 Kentucky-Col. Starkweather