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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

grand OPERATE Concert is to be given at the Acad-
emy Of Music on Saturday evening next, the 22d inst
in aid of tho Regimental Fund of the United States
Guard Regiment. This regiment is Offered almost
exclusively by soldiers who have actual service
several of whom are graduates Of military schools
and il il the purpose of Col. Montgomery to adm,
officer into his Regiment who has not seen actual
vice. or who is not at least thoroughly and efficiently
drilled. They assured Of acceptance By the Gov
ernment Immediately upon complete organization.
They appeal 10 the public to come frward and ~sist
them The most eminent musical talent have kindly
volunteered their services for the occasiouincudng
Miss Hinekley, Ma'lame Strakosch, Signos Bari,
Susini, and MIR. Mills, the eminent pianist, and
otherstogether with the full Orchestra of the Acade
my Of Music under the leadership Of Dir. Theodore
Thomas. The officers Of the Regiment will be present
in UNIFORM and, have doubt that the affair will
be entirely successful, and long to be remembered
by the community. The tickets are placed at the low
price Of so cents and for sale a, the principal
music stores, hotels, and at the Academy of Music
Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Disasseps, As.

RIO JANYRo MAY a-rhe bark saxonyis pat In ksss la
month ky onudhien she was bound 70 the We'd casls
public szciion.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
" Gu revient toujonr,.
A nos prcmiers auours.

All those who have visited the Theater during the
pas, two years will be happy We feel sure, Of this op
portunity to pay well-deeerved compliment to one
who in every is 30 deserving Of it. His benefit
on Monday night will be made the occasion Of present.
ing for the first tine magnificent tableaux Illus
trave of the hour, which have been for q consdera-
bic time In preparation.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
CITY ITE Ms.

WINTER GARDEv.--0n Monday next, Mr. Ferrier
Nszar Who a. Treasurer Of the Winter Garden since
iis opening has golden opinions from all its bab
tues by his obping disposition and courteous manner
takes farewell benefit prior to his departure for the
wa- Before entering on his present occupation Mr.
Nuzar served with distinction IN tho British Army as
Adjuiant of the Doth Light Infantry of It's crack
corp., and, now that war has broken out feels the
hankeriDg Of the soldier for bis old pursuit.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

FIRST RrorNEsr, N. Y, Col. ALLRs.--Perons
having articles desire to send 10 friends in the above
regiment, can send them to Commisary Wevl at the
Asor House, who will leave for the fort on Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

The SLAYER NIGHrIsGALE.-This vessel has been
taken in charge by Marshal Murray who will at once
remove from her all articles of portable nature which
might be piored by prowling thieves.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

SurPosEp MrRprR.-Mary McGee, m Irish woman
residing at No. 90 Baxter street. died suddenly at
yesterday, under somewhat suspicious circumstances.
Coroner Schrmer was notified, and on posI-mor'em
examination being made by DR.. Bouton, II was
timed that death was caused by compression Of tho
brain, the reallt Of external injuries Il 10 aid that
the deceased was severely beaten ON Wednesday night
by man named Ryan, who lives In the house. but
thia 10 no. yet proved. Sono Of tho Inmates Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

EXCISE CoNxIssioSERs.-Th Commissioners Of
Excise met yesterday, and granted several licenses
They meet again this day at u o'clock. Their a,tor.
ney 10 actively engaged in prosecuting unlicensed
liquor dealers, several Of whom are now confined in
Eldridge street Jail.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

Cusros-HousE.-Collector Barney returned yester-
day morning from Washington. No changes have yet
transpired.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION BY A DETACH-
MENT OF THE SIXTY-NINTH.

The following report was made to Col. Corooran by
Lieut. John Bagley, Company Z, 69tb Regiment;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
Gave Entire Satisfaction.

and at once created such demand for them that it
impossible to Gil the orders, and this demand coniin-
ued to increase until there four large manu-
tories in different sections supplying this demand yet
with all they could do in 1860, having manufactured
and sold 1000 machines, they could furnish
ali that were called for It's simplicity of construction
and ghtncss Of draft bing one-third less than most
other machines, and its adaptness to work on rough
and uneven ground by its independent action between
the finger bar and the driving whaeLwll recommendit
espec ally to such have ground that Is al all rough
and uneven, as they act Independently OF each other
aud can play IN and down accommodate itself to
uneven ground without the liability Of breakage and
cutting the desired hci4 ut At the same time.
We have only say tiat simplicity OF constructions
sren tn and durability are attained in the degree by
the ingenious and simple combination Of all its parts
To those who want machine both for reaping
aud moving your interest viii require You not 20 pur
chase unfi YOU see this machine in operation. There
Is a anne ait Patch Grove and viii be III other parts of
he county soon. Ali orders for machines any lntor-
nation desired respecting them be furnished by
n A. Wright Agent. Prairie du Chen. f. M. Wright,
Travelling Agent. Gfaat County, Wis. sI-w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

Wheat is coming down; we quote
No at soc, though one or two loads sold
to-day at 52c. The quantity coming in is
decreasing, farmers declaring they viii not
sell at any fuch "ridieulous Price Corn,
oats and potatoes may be as well quoted
mo SALE"
In the vicinity Of Platteville there arr
complaints of the chinch bug, and some
fields Of wheat are beginning to rust. We
hear il runored that the army worm has
commenced its destruction in the vicinity
Of Benton, Wis., Galena Daily AdOer-
tiser, Of July l.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
@HERIFF7s sALE-DUSwELL, q al.

Stee Of Wi-consn County Of Cant, $. JoanB. War;
den add William @. Maiden, P,aintifs, IS Z ~. 9
Dunweil, G. s. Case George j Beef &c and IL. u. Rice
Defendants, Cl.cftit Court Of Graft County, Ms
e0nsin.
BY virtue o. writ Of execution iasued out Of the
above named court, IN favor ot above naned Plain
tins and a. linst the Defendants, d.
reted delivered ans: for d g8oas aud
Of the SAID DefsD5ants wherepn 10 levy, have by the
direction Of the Pianl Attorney, ieyiud upon al Of
tue rlgat, title interest wel the sali Defendants or
ther Ut had the seventh day Of August ~.
1866 or have acquired in and t. the oiIewirg
clibed estate wit: The south quarter ~
section No two to township No. tive ca range 40.
i've 80 west. The norea,l quatisr Of sec3Isn Ne.
twen s-oass t2l) te~nsA 30. slx f6) rage ~ hse
f5 west and forty two and half acres GA oil the
aoitn end the nortn quarter 81 seton twenty
two (23) township No. six (6) H0tth OF range NJ. ve
% west. All said lands IN Grant Cuany, Wiscou-
sln whiga said ana real estate viii the 20t
ia. August a ID 1861, the hour ofiO o'clock IN
fhe forenoon OF said day, oAe tor sale and will sell to
the highest ana beSs bidder Tor ia hand the
outer door The heuse IN the village of Laucas
ter, nty Wisconsin. SAID sale viii b. made
TINS satisfy the Jasment amounting 10 The
Thousand eleven, and a. i00tAs tsoars dam
and COSTS together vita interests aud Gusts aeefn-
ing.-Dated sneIins ONCE, Lancaster, july Isl, A. D.
1851.
o. 3. THoMAs, Grant County, Wis
3- NG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
e. CONGRESS is 70 meet tomorrow.
THAr oAne pRorEerED.

Tie uucompiimentars Compliment OF ). FACE, eis-
charged week through tie WITNESS, rs a paltbg
sue long, dear, EXHAUST ed tienus, s0s 80 WV lily
the big, uuciassical Indan that tempted as o.
tan protest sasageiY. The AOurlshing triumph
oyer cneies whcn be heralds abroad may pass, for
uas "a vanity needs ap0ogis; it was Wc his ileiis
varied motives, wiiu worked i0I thai trump zee
woo nurscl j dread that he wolf VII HOW cisitls
n waua kli the pet 81 day ami east work 10 the
wlnts-lee too, wlom lie snites for nat piaakin-
az 4,0VV his CALI 7g az kept aim tof i0i d
Over old d. then made oeg.ar ssnOls oeggass N
The Aua day of ngiauituael Il MAJ 90 70 eel The
on0raat ais Ieaslg "a step Oh eh0tce fa!ltsr
d ne essay, but sae nil lat dent' II abstat.
tive words 4evefst. what t.eal Ills masked battery
to tax as banks up etat he night n1ufssh "a poy
rrtv-.aN Us aniUst without our consent, DID veget
what i lae IF he Professors IA iure, ile rtseai
ealls reDesipn, the master coming Out second
best, aud When askeahim TO unload Out pound OF
the weight ad put on the Ianpbeiis uaeAs, = said
s'Rary psRnd- nary pound, reminding W 81 Dean
awll iora NOM had transformed into tue
This pFedcanent .aegrsts Tue disappointment "a NJ
wile and growing Ell ee 81 friends and stnGcns; but
great enterprises, where tAe meu q property have
abiie spiii aseesst hereiore ''0lier places Of
afe tfg must share tie benefits OF such seiAshness
sailb tlsss king If Poual And ne is vt
that thc school at Lancaster is 10 continued
TOT tad polls!
By victim, who Signs
ceriiieales of character.
r.r.ss4.. Tnaa -.
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d i Il ID

KrnD-At MIlls.lle Jana 26. William Kidd, Senior.
Ie nSlana id 119I ana emigratea e this
canutfY ia 1919. IN 1888 he was ceNyerted 10 600 anu
Joined the Al. church. IF which be lived consistent
member, Enl be WAS eAled fopa labor 10 reward 80
deepsg he Interested IN Tho cause oi Christ, tha
be nd Indulge in but tcw sapcihalties shat ne might
i've The more e0ntrlAuta for lis advancement re
WIS faithful all tie responsibilities OF life toa
sgx wears be has bssu2 great Sufferer fe asthma sud
lung disease, bat ia al aeftis ise enenref a. sseiog
INN VINO i INVISIBLE About midnight ei the 25tn
the life current wehng ap "a sach rats How snst
in Il n moments he gone q ne agsu pairiaten
i. e0se bat blikLf example Is Z 4 ne 70 immitates
esa ~ shsF ,sar. ts-seass.n RR. Woop.
fatrh Grcys, June % 1851.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

EE- The constitution Of the Confederate
States is unpopular in Georgia, because Of
the absence Of a declaration making three,
fiiths black a basis Of representation.
The Augusta Chronicle says without
such basis the Constitution cannot be rat
fled. 1t would be unjust to a large part
OF the State, placing the slayeholding por-
ton still more in the power Of counties with
a few slaves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

EZRA first class comet is making II
ignorance in the northwest, with stu
ospdous tale--up. 1t is doubtful whether
Iris is the one announced by astronomers
n appear in May.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

tg-A small farm, with dwelling and
20 acres under cultivation, situated II
miles east of Lancaster is offered forsale at
bargain BY D. R. Walker Of Boscobel.
Sc advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

re- Warden Anderson, Esq, has receiv-
ed the appointment Of Postmaster. at
jamestown. He has been acting Deputy
for some time, and will make an obliging
Postmaster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoNs-Inde-
pcndeuce day is 10 be celebrated in most
owns Of the county; at Potosi, Platteville
Taton, Mt. Hope, and Boseobel large prep
lntions are being made. At McGregor
We learn that sum Of $4,000 has been
as.d for a magnificent time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

NoTE.-To suit several of the mails, we
change our publication day to Wednesday,
add print on Tuesday evening after the ar
rival Of the Bosoobel nautilus giving the
news by telegraph Of Monday from Wash
ingtou New York and the east generally.
By this change we give news Of the same
date as when we printed Wednesday, eve
ming and dated on Thursday. Packages
will be made up Tuesday evenings for sub
sdbers at neighboing Post o ices, should
such be called for. Advertisements and
communications designed for print should
be handed in on Mondays.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

Gg-The persons who subscribed for
julJing the bridge at Porter's crossing in
Beetown, are requested by advertisement
ppay very soon, so that the work can be
commenced. Agents are named at the
several places where money is due. Call
sud nav.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
LANCASTER MAILS.
srE RS.

.,sterTuesdays, Thursdays and saturcay'
,,syes Lan6S'sttavIlf and tIalena. Returns A9nuas,
!, ~ for Fridav EVENING" Leaves - easier ,"i
laeday anu and Mineral Point, Wedaesdays anu ''o-
a II e n. Returns Taesaays and fs'0As
,f,ndavgand Fridays at p. m Tor
.ves Laneaslei a. Chen Returns Tuesdays ana
L .ar and Praifle caves Lancaster for Beetown
At Il tuesdays o. and Fridays At a. M Returns
cassylllsa, and saturday at II m
xoRTHE
r. f. r..ster, Mondayaapd THURSDAYS i ct n
T.an,s THE KN
md returns wednesdays and Saturdays at
g. m on same days,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

DECLINED Ex-Goyerno Andrew III.
Reeder, OF Pennsylvania, has declined the
tender Of Brigadier Genalship in the
army, on the ground that he does not cons
slider himself qualified to fulfil the dutie-
Of the station.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
state OF Wisconsin County Of Grant, Bernard Cor
neIisson, Plaintiff, vs.. JOHN Millh0use, Defendant
Cllcait CnNltn lf.ant COUNTY. IN .ae9nsia.

state Of Wisconsin County Of Grant, Bernard Corr
neisson Painful, JOHN Millhouse, Defendant.
Circuit courtof Grant County, Wisconsin.
BY yltue DC q writ 81 execution issaed out If the
above ened court ia favor 81 the above na4ed Plain
til ANA sain-t ne above named DelenGanf 70 d.
revted ard dc He Ell, ana for want Of goods aad cltes
ct tie skid neendllt wheIeon 10 levy, hage b. tine
Direction If the Paaftt leYiea pon ~ 1T tho right,
title interest winch the said Defendant, John Mill
hoase. had the sth day Of Marca A. ID, 1851. has
since acquired and to the folloN in described real
estitte TO wit: Lots No. two 90 three t3) and FIVE
(5J Of section No. twenty (20) east hc Of SOUTH
quarter of section tbirtg (3DD and quar-
ter of northeast quarter OF ction thi tyrone (3 all
in township No. two % north of range No two ri
west, of the fourth principal mel diar in Grant Con-
", Wisconsin,, which said real estate viii the 20th
day of August, A. d. 1861 at the hour Of 10 O'Clock in
he forenoon of said day offer for sale and wiz sell to
the highest and best tdder for ca IN hand, at the
outer door of the bouSe, 10 the village Of Laneas
ter, Grant County, Wiscoasn. Said sale will be b
satisfy tie judgment 10 this case amounting TO six
ty-ave and 29-l00ths dollars damages, together with
costs and interests and costs accruingDated Sherfs
ONCE, Lancaster, June "a, A. d 1851.
=. b. MOORE. Sheriff.
3-W6 Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

~ Beauregard's advance guard is en-
camped from Springfield to Fairfax Court
House, mostly in The forests; all grain
seized, farmers receiving nothing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
AMERICAN HARVESTER.
Celebrated Reaper and Mower Combined!

manufactured by VIM. A. Kirby, Buffalo, New York,
and for the first time now introduced iuso this county
This Celebrated Machine which 50 fully combines all
patented for the first time in 1856 an IN that
year machines manufactured aad sent into
different portions of the State; these in every
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
.AERIFEs sALE--sTuART.

state % Wisconsin, County Of Grant s.. G. W. Ryiand
70, IS sglnund stuart, Defendant. Circuit Court
Of Grant County, Wisconsin.
By virtue Of writ Of execution issued out Of the
above ntns court, in favor OF the above namod Plain
Tin and aalnst the above named Defendant, to me iii
rested and delivered, and for Of goods and cbattel
of The said aeieldvnt wuereon TO levy, have by tue
direction Of the laintids Attorneys levied upon all
of te right, title interest which the said defendant
Sigmund stuart, had on the 25th day of March, A. d
1879. has since acquired in ana 10 the following
described real estate, 70 witt The Southwest quarter
Of south east quarter, Of section No thirty &c., town
ship No. six (o) north OF range two (2 vest Of the
fourth principal meridian 10 Grant County, Wisconsin
which std real estate wil on tie 20th dy Of August
m y fsr ioF safe all a ~ 5r iiss flsa4eon q
bsi bidder for cash ID nan, NJ tho door
court house, in the village Of lancaster, Grant
81, Wisconsin said ssle vii ee niade - satisfy the
judgment ia this case, uniting % tllpsun orhftysx
and 60-00 hs collars damages gogs Their with
Interest, costs ing-Datea Shelilfs 0asce,
lancaster, july I, a. D. 1861.
J b. MOORE, Sheriff.
BARBER & LOWRY, GIANT County, Wis
Plaintiffs AttorneFs. 3~w6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
NOTICE 10 BR1DeE SUBSCRIBERS.

those persons who have Subscribed to build the
Bridge al forters crossing OF Gan kiver Lam
caster aud Bectown road, equesiei to pay their
subscriptions before the 10TH or JUS next at
Tbs foltCwng piac, ths Lancaster subscribers al t.
w Ky lard X Co.'S Ger hsAen and Jasssilie 10 ". K
Beach, f. Brineklnan x Co.'S, Warner and Youna's
Mil subscribers, IA. Young The subscribers Will
please be prompt II their sayments, the mon u IS
neeued carry the work. ~ the 81 ard OF
Supervisors. SAM. NkWiCk,
Town Clerk Beetown.
Beetcwn, June ~, 1871 3-w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03


OUR Stock of Dress Goods, for Spring aud Simmer
~ wear, is the largest and cohplete ever
drought into Lancaster consisting of the latest and
most fashionable STYLES of silks Chais, Lawns, Berages
Poplins, Biiiiiants, &c, &c. A. x ~ A. 3.
DoNNETs, Ribbons, Flowers, &C., the latest styles
| Ii just received by A. 4 4. A. p.
AUR stock Of Gloves, Hosiery Ribbons, Laces, Col.
i ~ lars, &c. &c; cannot be exceiled. A. IA. b.
FLATS caps. large stock--new styles just reeelv
IL cd ~ I. Z. p
,EAD4 MADE CLOTHING. for men and boys wear,
| IL large lot just received BY A.&T.A.B.
! taoOTs SHOES, large lot of every stSIo nd va
rists prices lower than before offered at
A.&T.A.B y.
splendid assortment Of Paper hangings, window
N shaues &c, Just received and FOE sale very low
~
|tRoCKERY, Queensware China ware, Glass ware
~ &c large assortment Just reed at A. 4 IA u.
ARDwARE Of all kinds at reduced prices just re-
Ii celved y 4. 4 I. A. 2.
VxT have an extensive assortment Of Carriage Bots
wv ali sizes, winch we viii sell less than Tie usual
Wholesale prices a. 4 4. A. q.
4 GROCERIES, Of al kinds-mach lower than usual
~ ~ q !, Z. =.
spenpid article Of sugar al cents per poand,
"A AZ 4. I. 4 ..
4 extra quailty Of conee-Aix pounds for dollar
N at a. 8 4. A. L.
,lsH, fresh lot OF White Fish, NJ. Trout and Mack
eral just received BY A. q I. A. u.
cfALT-a large lot coarse and dne just received and
- sale by The sack barrel, cheap A. 4 T. -.
MAILS, Glass, Paints, Oils, &c. Tor sale very cheap
~ " r. 4 e q
AT ACHINE and Elsa oils, Winter strained Whale oil
IN Burning uuid &c for sale BY A. 4 y A. y.
fESHE pure Kerosene Oil, also q splendid variety Of
L amps for burning the same JustJust received by
Ant. b.
ut H. Downs Vegetable lsalsaanie EllAl4--tne s.,4t
uonfoi sale by A. 4 4. A. Il.
w have afew sett ofsplsndid harness Easternman
w ufacture, fer sale low BY A.&f Alb.
A srLENBID thIec-ply carpetng-dne colors aud
IN beautiful pattern Il olly s. cts. per yard,
A. y r. a. BURR.
4 GRICULTuRaL TooIs-the largest lot ever
IN brought to this section, aid sold nnch avs than
sser, ~ Il = & =
|t0STARs RAT ExTEEafINAToR - warranted sure
\ death mile. sold BY A.& T. 4, b.
CsLEER IN PEAgE-Duteher's Dead shot iof Led
- Bugs.--a sure thing, sold ~ A. & =. p.
L,LEEPERs LIGHTNING FLY KlLkE R-tAe great
y discovery of the age perfectly harm 70 every
thing except lYs and iasectsa sold ~ A. 4 4. a -
you want 10 bur your Goods lower than eeyssr 60
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

90 ~ -. dr6esiding near Blanch-
ara 4 +'l' fishing last in the Wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

Eg Gaming, ike quicksand, may swal-
low man up in minute.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

ANOTHER RAcE.-Another race will
come off on the Glen Haven Track, Oh Sat
O'day the Goth ofJuly, between the Ham
nond colt and the same Illinois mare which
s'S beaten by the colt on Saturday last
Instance, 800 yards-time. 2 o'clock after
'0on Its hoped that 4 committee will
appointed to keep better orier on the
s'Ound than was witnessed on Saturday,
''0oer Is no more exeusable 1t a horse
.'' Than at any other gathering. We also
'ssest another reform: sportsmen out Of
'''ls or having already staked their all,
requested to keep the Herald at par
aot betting 81, 50, So and s. slips Of
- paper against Wisconsin stunlp-tail at
~ % cents On the dollar. The Herald
), .a''' stand current, 1T par, even il we have
Nh. redeem every paper with cold. On
''uay' such slips Of the Herald, to the
!. q several huudled dollars, were bet
s,, y hammond colt and won. therefore,
h.. 0uf miegrity-otherwise we must
boi 's'0 doors, gone up and lodged be-
Ia,. Yus provision Of the late blessed leg
10, !, enacted for The Jenefit Of inoorpor-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

On Saturday the 22d ult. the people
turned out en- masse to witness the pre-
sentation of the elegant flag which he la
dies of Mount Ida have had in reserve for
them. Mrs. NJ. A. Thomas came forward
and presented the flag to Mr.. J. L. Parker,
Ensign of the company. accompanied by
tie following pithy speech
"MT. IDA HOME GUARDS 81 have been
requested by the ladies Of Mt. Ida to pre-
sent this flag to the Mt. Ida Volunteers in
their behalf; and may the time speedily
loI on when our national flag shall tri-
nmphantly float over every southern city
and hamlet; and to save time and expense
may every secession flag become a shrowd
or wmding sheet for traitors till the last
Acessionist is laid beneath the sod"
This was responded TO by Mr.. j. l..
ladd in an appropriate speech, after which
Toe toasts were read by Mr.. J. B. Church.
We have not space for the toasts, many
p which were witty and pointed.
The Home Guards we're in uniform and
made fine appearance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
IL r NILS. ESQ, is

a[TJ. 7. tIII0' II
,.rrey an Grafton at Mt. Hop}9uneed to
I'd D. Lowry, Esq, will speak at2e 4ln J
R. Dodge speaks at Taftou. 2"h'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03

sTEPTIENS-SHIpI.E YIN Potosi, June p, by Thos.
ephens Esq slr TAonsas Stephens 70 Miss Hannah
,hia1ss. 10 lsAsfsSa9d toxin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-07-03
Business Changes At Hazel Green

William Roberts and his brother Robert
D. have dissolved partnership in the wagon
factory at Hazel William having
goneto Darlington to set up anew. Rob
et D. Roberts collects the accounts and
will carry on work at the old stand. The
Roberts wagons are known through the
country as superior to those Of most other
manufactures.
Charles Hobbie, who has solong carried
o. the smithing department for the broth
es Roberts, will continue at the same place
and receive custom work at the anvil.