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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04
Postage Tnnd Contributors.

Mn EpIToR Enclosed you viii find
$3.50 contributed by the following persons
for the payment 81 postage on papers sent
to the volunteers:
+ L. Woodruff, Scots; Mrs. J. L. Wood
ruff, 25c; 4. p. Woodruff, csc; Mrs. S.
Leefeld, 25c; Lester Wagner, 25c; Janet
Francis, 25c; Liza johnson, 25c; j. Hok-
Ok, 10; M. Hickok, 10; +. Taylor, 10;
G. w. Hayden, 10; Lille Davis, 10,
Please acknowledge the same and oblige
yours, DC, L. ri
Beetowp, Nor 20. 1861,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

We have had the pleasure Of inspecting
a fully developed ball of cotton raised by
Mr.. George, Of this city. Those who have
seen The plant IN The Southern cotton fields
pronounce this specimen equal toany they
ever saw. We would not recommend a
general attempt at its cultivation in this
latitude, although it is stated that the early
settlers M Illinois used 10 be very success
falin raising it, aud only gave it up for
Gle more profitable corn crop.-Beloit
Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

Gen. Halleck las issued orders that, in
consequences If important information res
pecting the number and condition Of our
FORCES being conveyed TO the enemy By ~
gitiss saues no such persons shall be here
after permitted to enter the lines Of any
camp, por any forces on the march, and
any aoap msfhin such lines to BE- tusiaedi-
Gfekg excluded therefrom.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04
Letter from 9TH Regiment.
CAMP ARLINGTON, Nov. Is. e


CANE. ARLINGToN, Nov. Is, '61.
Mr.. EDITOR In all my reading of sol
diers' letters, | have not seen anything
concerning our mode Of sleeping. First,
we drive stakes in the ground and by pIac-
ing poles upon them raise kind Of plat
form, on which is laid mat Of cedar
boughs, taken from trees once belonging
to the rebel Gen. Lee, now coniscated
property. On this kind Of bed we sleep as
happy and contented as if beneath our pa
rental roofs. Yesterday was pay day and
the boys are all as merry as larks, and
twice as full Of song. There is nothing Of
an, Importance transpired Of late worthy
Of note. IT'S not worth while speaking Of
the success of our naval fleet, as the news
has reached you ere this. Great eDthusi-
asm exists in camp on the receipt Of the
news Of the bombardmcnt Of Port Royal
ard capture Of the rebel flags, which arriv-
ed in Washington yesterday.
/ must compliment the Lancaster boys
for their fine and soldier Ike appearance
on parade, in fact all of old Grants sons
do not disgrace their county. If We
should Be favored with tie opportunity al
getting into battle be assured our friends
will never have cause to blush for Us, for
We have made up our minds long ago to
acqut ourselves like men from Wisconsin
J. G. MANN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

re- There is great complaint made by
the soldiers Of the difficulty Of obtaining
postage stamps in thearmy. Persons wri-
ting to the bofs would do them favor by
enclosing a stamp.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04
LATEST NEWS



The War Department IS bou,lv o.
ing the announcement from Gen sb eaPeet-
that he has taken possession Of tb ','. !,
Notifications commanding the entr ~0 ,eOeI
St. Helena Sound, about fifteen n.y. N.Y. y
the north Of Port Royal, and com,n ,,,,es %
the outlet of Carson and CombaL ''.'u y 9
ers, thus securing the entire CONTRA ' = iS |,
the approaches from the ocean 10 tbo ~ !, ~
ter of sea islands, and afording AMY vlss-
avenue for y movement towards tbe 1J i.
rior of the Palmetto Kingdom. 'u'e-
The rebels are already falling back f.,,,
the Potomac before the SOW but c. moa
advance Of our forces. '''u
They hardly offer resistance TO tba 49,.
ing Of our vessels. Many have conn., p" y
within the last few days loaded with os Y
to such an extent as to lower the pr;co ,' ~
that article from SO 10 81. ~ "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

e. The Galena & Chicago Union
Railroad company declared dividend Of
5 pr cent. the other day. Now for the
Lacrosse and Superior Land Grant roads
next.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

EE Old, rickety vessels laden with stone
ars 10 be seut 10 Charleston larbor and
sunk il Yiew Of forever closing that internal
nest Of tseason. Mere bulls u vessels
which cost the government scarcely any.
thing are used for this purpose.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

SrArE TAx--Treasurer Hastings l7s
issued ciseillar to county tFeasureFs ii.
reeting them to require 1t least one-tlHge !
of the State Tax in CON. The balance
may Ia paid ii Misconsin currency.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04
Fort Monroe, Nov. %.

TOfl monroe, NOV, ~.
Passengers BY flag Of truce from Nor.
folk this morning furnish some further
news in regard to the fight at Fort Pick
ems. These particulars, it must be remem-
bered, come through rebel sources
Gen. Bragg had not made any breach in
the Fort, as was before reported. Great
excitement was prevalent throughout the
South respecting the battle, but it was
thought Bragg would be able 70 ioco
Brown to surrender.
A messenger arrived from Pensacola at
Savannah on Sunday last with a peremPt
ory ORD for reinforcements. Bragg was
at that lime hopeful Of an early success
replying at intervals upon the fort with
great effect. His regular salros arc de-
scrbed as being really terrible.
Bragg was perfectly cool and confident
No BREACH had been made, but on Monday
it was expected one would be manifest
when Bragg would storm with treshtr0oPs
and ordnance.
Col. Brown had concentrated a perfect
storm Of shot and shell upon the navy
yard, burning it down, together with al
the outbuiIdings,and considerable amoa"
hof ordnance stores.
Pensacola had been evacuated by order
of Bragg. Brown had called to bus a.
sistance five vessels, all of which had been
driven of by the batteries. The steam
frigate was almost riddled with SLOT ana
the Colorado WAS thoroughly disabled
Bragg had declared to his troops thai W
never would surrender alive, aud the "
most enthusiasm prevailed among ln'
men. On Tuesday Bragg would enga5o
Brown in front and land large force o.
the Island So as to take him in the rV'f.
1t is generally believed that an acllOn
has taken place at Pensacola between GU
vessels and the rebels, that Bragg has Oegn
whipped, Persacola burned, and ProOa,Ol!
Bragg's whole force captured. The oss
patches in Southern papers have apparent
~ no beginning or ending, and are very
meagre.
December 2.
Commodore Tatnal thinks that the gu
tire rebel defence Of the ocean coast mus
be abandoned or fall before the horde' .
Yankees.
Several French steamers laden with suI
plies for the rebels, finding it imposslo,,s !, y
run the federal blockade, have returned u 4
Franco, A canadian steamer, laden WIZ
rich supplies for the rebels, has been ,l
tured OF the coast Of Maine BY a fe's'~
boat.
Up to Monday. nothing nen' from r'''
sacoia.
Gen. Jim Lane delivered an address !"
Boston ON Saturday, taking strong aus W,
slavery grounds, and saying that BIS si,
experiees had completely destroyed n,'
faith and Old reverence for the old Ins'na
ton, lie said Halleck was fighting y
crush treason and preserve slavery IT.
Is ont with a proclamation, the suosla noo
Of which Is, that but 5000 Of the 9o'ovy
soldiers called out by the rebel Govern, -
have been raised, and unless the whole ~
600 comes ont at once Missouri is g.1;s
The Presidency message was not 1s''
cred on Monday evening.
49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

Ess- Jacob Thompson, member If Ba-
chanan's cabinet as Seetetsry 81 the Interi-
or, has been elected Governor f Mississip-
pi BY 1857 majority over Pstles, preseat
Governor. A majority Of Buehaual's cab,
met are leaders in the Southern rebellion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

- 4 Washington correspondent Of
Tho Madison 1rgs,s requests the editor Of
that pa9ef rot % lie surprised nc the ap,
pointment Of Gov. Randall as Major
General. The precauiiou is timely.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

Gg The Rock River Bank, OF Beloit,
has failed, AM closed its doors. Tie val
ne Of the bills issued by it, however, are
not AFFECTED bg the failure Of the bank. On
the 30th Of October the Bank Comptrol-
ler reported the securities Of The bank,
which will be applied 70 the redemption Of
The bits worth 100 cents on the dollar.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

Eg-Col. Montgomery has signi6eJ bis
disapproyal Of jaYhawkiug, AMI promises
To shoot tie first man guilty 81 such coa-
.9nct.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

~ Crest complaint is made By the
people Of Ripon, Of insuhordiqation in COL
Daniels cavalry battalion, now stationed
there, and that . few nights ago, number
Of the members Of the battalion entered
the Star Office, threw the type out Of the
wlMoms, and broke things generally.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

SLIDEILs LAND.-sIr Slidell, it is now
discovered ~ reference to the records Of
the lanl Office, owns twenty-five thousand
acres Of land in Minnesota. This estate
Mil probably be coniiscstes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

e. II is reported abrbad that The Uni
ted States Government have not only neg
9iiyel participating in the expedition to
Mexico, but have protested against its be-
ing undertaken.
at the grand military Tesiew on
ihe Potomac last Wednesday, The troops
occupied three and d half hours IN passing
Gen. Mcclellan 81 regiments.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

RI ne new Conggess which eommenc-
cd IN Monday, will b tlle glilsy. Seventh
Congrsss Of the United States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

Esg- The Confederate prisoner 0uo s,,
is siAtr-eight, ana Mason sixty-thfse -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

IS Mississippi riser nay igat;oa i closed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04
Washinntnn Ma

washington, Nov. %
Dispatches received to-day at the N.,
Department from Flag Officer Dupont A.
ted Port Royal, Nov. 2sth, gives the or NJ
flying intelligence that the FLAG Of the II
S. is flying over the State of Georr.
Tybee Island, which he says is within a.,,
mortar distance Of Fort Pulaski, has bess
taken possession Of and the approaches i
Savannah completely cut off, On the !.
land is strong mortilla tower with a bat.
terry at its base.
New York, Nov. %
Letters from Port Royal report that an
expedition left on the oath inst. for s.
Helena Inlet, and without striking a blow
took the enemy's works.
Another expedition to the interior wa,
on its way.
1t was reported that there were $4,000
rebels at Hardeeville, 10 miles from Hilton
Head under Gen. Drayton, Most of them
were impressed men.
The rebels appear to be concentrating
their forces at Bluffton.
The rebel guns at Braddock's Point The
extreme Southern end of Hilton's Head
Island, have been unspiked, and are now
in readiness for use by our forces
The Constitution, with the advance,
ouard of Gen. Buffers expedition, left
Hampton Roads on Wednesday afternoon
for her destination Southwark.
Letters received from prisoners Of The
California regiment, ROW in Richmond,
show that but few were killed at the battle
Of Balls Bluff. Many whom it was sup.
posed had been killed, are now prisoners
there, and it is confidently asserted blythe
officers that SO will cover the entire nun.
Der dead from that regiment.
Gen. Fremont arrived in this city Last
evening.
Philadelphia, Nov. %.
The Inqmrer's Fort Monroe letter says
rebel reports state that Pensacola has been
evacuated and the navy yard entirely d.
stroyed by the fire Of TT. Pickens. Gen.
Bragg had sent for reinforeements. The
five federal vessels assisting Col. Brown
are said to have been riddled by shot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-12-04

Letter from e. p. Kollogay Com
pany. Q. ed Regiment, Wiscon
sin Volunteers.
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miscellaneous.

\ HORSE THIEF named Miller, was lately
hung by mob near Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Two MIX were sentenced to six months each
in tho Albany pcuitcntiary for IObbing hen
roosts, on Saturday last.
A LAD named John Mccormack an only child
Of "A widowed mother was accidentally drowned
in the Ohio river, in Cincinnati, on Friday.
IL BRooME CorSrY, where Mr.. Dickinson
resides his associates on the People state ticket
have about loo majority, while he has over
5000.
AITEMus WARD, the Snowman, (Charlcs f..
Brown1 is about to exhibit himself AZ a ltctur-
cr. lie ia announced IN the regular course ul
the Rochester AthcnTum.
DmHrrrFRrA, that new AMI remarkably fatal
disease Of children, is prevailing at Dea Moines'
iowa. There we're six funerals oI children in
one day last week.
WHILE JAcon IIoFFA, Of Fredericksburg,
Pcnn-ylyana, vas out with his family gather
inc chcsnuts a gun in his hands was uccidently
discharged, killing his daughter, aged sixteen.
DE WITT CLINroS, son of Judge Clinton, o.
Buffalo. and grandson of old Emerson Dc witt
Clinton, Lieutenant in the Tenth regiment, has
becn attached TO Gen. Wools staff
A Cumn, II months oil, belonging TO one
Toomhs, OF Vi-alia Californian III OF crying
sucked "A mouthlul OF rnaoticatcd acorhs mo lI7
lungs, from " hich death ensueI ON the ON ull''
in spite Of prompt medical aid
A CURIOUS RELIC, in the form OF stone
statue of a human being, was recently dug up
bv some laborcrs on a farm near Chamhcrsburl',
IA It is about half foot in length very credit
ABLY executed, and ia supposed to have been the
work Of some Indian sculptor.
LrruEHAN EMIGRATIoH TO the West by the
Michigan Central Railroad, is said to be very
large just now. More than twenty-five hundred
NoTwegians, passing through Liverpool an
Quebec, TO the Northwest, travelled over th'
read nAmed during tho Lat two veekA
The sun., 1861-11-13

Frank Allan, one of the Petrol pirates,
captured nt the time Of the sinking jf that
vessel ly the st. Lawrence died at Aiuyamen-
sing prison, Philadelphia, on SATURDAY. lie was
buried the same day in the city burial ground
The deceased was hut twenty years Of age. lie
was q Philadclphian by birth. and went south
scarce a year ago for thc benefit of his health
Unable 10 work, and without means of suhsi,t-
cncc, lac was placed in tho Charleston Hospital
After jeff DaNiss proclamation, the rebel
schooner Petrcl was fitted out ~ privatccr, and
the 'harlcstonians, desiring to have the availa-
blc space of all their hoslital- at command, in
caSe OF an "cNigcncy' "a well "a inccnscd at
Petrol. In his weak and cnfccblcd condition,
Milan wa, of no service whatever on board, and
could have had no hand whatever in the outrage
committed on onr shipping by the Petrol. IL.
was found In bad company, however, AMI wa
imprisoned with the others. His death, ",
hclicvc, resulted from cOnsumption.-ihii
RiJhH I1esJ.
The sun., 1861-11-13

another scandal ca.c recently exercised ,h.
mI'd7 OF The people Of Chicago. Il appcars tia,
on corlah evening, "A commission ul,rchnnl il
lha' city, named ChIs. \. Roger, discovered A
Iair OF loois, h,lor ging to Capt. Barns. l.. s
", pro orudins from under hi, bed with IN,
owners feet in them. Mr. Rogers gayc th
alarm, ard rushed out for revolver, and on
returning with a Mr. Dickinson, who was armed
"iih swoid-canr, I'VE cipiainc" was found, I'm
,,ll unliwm, lying on his back close to hc wnll.
W hen invited to come out he did 50. aud wa
lumllns for pistol when Mr. Rogers filcI n
bullet Though Capt. Burns check. which can,
"ui through his mouth. several sho.s wcr,
,Nchangrd, ard Mr.. Rogers received
tr'h wound in the shoulder. When the
captain got 10 the head Of the stair, Mr.. Royer.
fired par. ~; shot NJ him, anil liurns roll,l
hcadlong to the bottom. Everybody supposcd
he was killed. hui hr was only shanmius. AN
was unhuri save by the first shot.
On the tlial II wa, shown that Captain Burns
was formerly in the employ OF the American
Express Company, and had been engaged TO he
married To Mr.. Rogers wife, hut the match win.
broken of for some reasons not stated. For the
prosecution IL was urged that Burns entered the
premises through motives of revenge, jealousy
or felony, while the defence Contcndcl that Cap
tain Burns only wished TO obtain certain letters
inihc po -ession Of the lady. The case il not
yet concluded.
The sun., 1861-11-13
Abolition Speeches.

PRESrCr, of the Louisville Journal, who has
done more than almost any other man to keep
Kentucky from following BREcKISRIDGE in re-
bellion, speaks thus plainly Of such abolition
harangues as are made by SUMNER and CHEEy.
ER;
Every one Of those speeches Is worth al
least one thousand men and ten thousand dol
lars 10 the Confederate cause, and will brinl
thus much into the field. and into. the cSchcqucr.
The sun., 1861-11-13

The Winstcd (Ct.) Bank was broken open on
Snturtay niphl or Sunday morning, and robbed
of nearly 800 geo In uiiis o.; and Treasury
notca. The theft was not discovered iii don-
,lay morning, when the cashier discovered tina,
the cash was missing. An investigation showed
that access to the vault, which was built OF
,raniic bloclNs, the top covered 10y heavy lth,
hal been obtained through a llwyers oihce
which was directly over the vault. The ilOor-
ing was taken up in small smooth piece, and
The slab broken in two, when on1 Of the pieces
was pricd up sufficiently to admit the thieves.
Atter the money hal been distracted, every
ling was carefully replaced a. before. \ re-
ward of $1,000 is offered for the arrest Of the
rnllpTa.
The sun., 1861-11-13
A MOiern Solomon.

a colorcd man, named West, was tried upon nr
Indictment for marrying white woman. Wcs
plead guilty to the charge, and was fined on,
cent. The Judge remarked that he regretted
that there were no half cents, a. that would hav,
b. cn the measure Of his damages that the Law
was ridiculous that when white woman
makes up her mind to marry negro thcr,
should be no restraint but that imposed 10y taste
The sun., 1861-11-13

Tilc stock market was active tuutS, anu Vs.
cases higher, although the extreme advance Of last
evening was not maintained ON the leading railrosd
shares. The government list IL very firm Tho
likes of ISL are 1@A per cent. higher. Oregon
War L,,an Interest payable annually, sold at 30.
Tor tho hali yearly bonds W was did Tie southern
tate stocks arc AaN per cent. bettcr' and spar
ngly offered at the advance. North CsronAh ann
G,orgias are noe per cent. higher.
Money on call IL abundant, and at d rcr cont tho
rSrTly Is very free Prime commercial paper IL
scarce rt GL@7 per cat. ~" foreign exchange
market is quiet but Hrm. The leadi.s '-evors On
LONDON are holding ut los, but hrst-clnss sterling
lns been donc At 1o1'l. Francs are quoted at o2Th
,a5..6.
ON change t"lny the Flour market was shade
,aripr, with ampicrate demand. Wheat lt9s eenhs
better, with guod export demand. Corn also nd
vnoo.d las cents, with brisk demand largely
sp.culatiye Pork WA dull and lower. Beef quish
and steady, anil Lard without material change.
The sun., 1861-11-13

49, io, ,,rt1in months II the year &, r,nain I'm
's"nht"'h wh'r' slavery IL allowed he viii not
.'yN .INy & wait uplu him EIrnp, 4. ,.ris
-, '. " ~ l' dinncr i'N'; and when tre .,,ysrr,,~
nus : carriage airing, none but free n..,r,a ca,
nave uc honor u driving him"
The sun., 1861-11-13

S6 REwARDL,1osT ON FRIpAfi}I RI nAoiIo Sii' d,,
With a BLACK spot on his back, and brown on ~
besd. Any one returning him 10 Astor Place Hotel
ass Broadway, will receive The above reTsfa;
BIGELoU, er'"
The sun., 1861-11-13
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES AND FLOUR FOR THE
" Million-Cheapest store In the world. Goods
delivered free. THos. X. AGNEw, 9e0 Greenvioh
strve4 and 80 Murray ST. Hew York, oolb siAS'lN
The sun., 1861-11-13

r OST OR STOLEN-BE1WEEN EAST
IL 18th st, No. 90, and No. 90 Mercer ST. Two u N
l5lls Of the Merchants and Mlnuilcturers B'nk'
Hartford, Conn, In one two and three do..nr ul's,
A liberal reward will be given 10 the hnder leI NJ
.in,s a." asSeJ. nol3 2'llO
The sun., 1861-11-13
RATES OF ADVERTIsINc

,,.s aavest,isencnt,-Por every -FOUR LiNRs ,h,,,,-
.,r,' ~ or ICES one day, 90 cents tive dav- -
w" Three days s1 ax dayu, Al III NJ
NJ !, = s,as, saIne price each day.
H6n,y va D1aths 70 centssr ssoh arr H.
he coAy, sisnce OF .ha ollie G es s nser,.d 81 -
''N' Ao'efusemeni7 received unsl ii o'ol..n p
The sun., 1861-11-13

nJINK SABLE CAPEs, sl5 AMP slS,is
Ifl beautiful Mui4. ST. 50 and g. very r.,h ",Il
Cape, Muii and GUS, super me- 10 C,,,-
ham 81. "-
The sun., 1861-11-13
I'IJIsS.
A TTENTION LADIES!
I,rRsl FrRsl BELOW cOsT-sl5O, zoe

EURS FUKS BEIIUW OOoI-VI0Vi'VV
Il worth Of ladies' rich flrs, must be slld reg'ri-
less Of cnst comprising of real Hudson Bay sAilas,
mink m Irtpn, stunO marten, fitch mWten, erminn,
Siberian squirrel &c, &c, in circular clocks, car
iiaCe capcs, victnrines, NUTS cuffs. &c. The whole
arv in order to effect a clearance. No reasonable
tfer refused, the proprietor retiring from business
This advantage will not again appear before the
nuilc therefore m early call IL rrspectf lly re-
nnuesteJ al the old established Patent Fur Mun
fmnorium. p. II. PHILIPS, 2T9 Grand ST., New
York. n B.-A large assortment Of 81 {h ro1eo'
aer,,a c,ll,rs, &c. l5 2iH'iS
The sun., 1861-11-13
ENsPLOSMENT-Mn,e..


pay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ent
= the U. =. Arii y--Msntcd i.a yp,ny ,,n, .
VIII hors's, equip tents, riiiuuS clotfirv .,d
.iyN . AZ ri'h," VIII hr rfi-"ishei with yssi ,,av
" '''''' ''nief' Apply lSe Hudson 81. nj 2I.d'
/ SOMETHING NEW s1 CAPITAL RT.
/ - qArei Ag'ats .Gak SS, d,y rvrn tbes. ~,
ss' our art. es 're Of read merit; sell r,piiIv
7 O. "a IN "A giyen' or money returned. RICE q
- y ''1'e'u ~ ccS9 2lsc'tie
SHOLMAKERS wANTEp-Two OR
urse hundred mon ?. wrs On Army 4,,S-.
NiEcc. !" cent. AW'y g. ELISHA uANSlIES,
III iulI'n st. cor. Ng's,u, BROOKLYN. oclg e.,Ils
SoLDlEES WANTED FOR THE L. $.
-, .,iI.g . ~ I, .'.. men; torn 4 sarvi,r
yelr,; pey fr.m si3 - f's pr mo1tt. Win 4. A.
p''hi' ti"ih'uR a.a uei.yl aueu lance: $40.
.'"rT given At TIE t,rr,ti,n ,f term - s.rv.
AiNy ~ the Principal h 90. .crv..la ps CI,,b,r, :,
NV YORK 'Is Lieut. ) ". sPEOLE. a. ina,
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TO pENTISTS-WANTED-2 DENTISTS
- worn ".' .s assistant m tho sur-i.l lr
,'' 3" ln tEr .'.l 'lic'l q. rItnaut And. rt
lron.h tn,y excel raso' rgquirci. and how aa5r
l.'E could ,.#w.u.r--tt 4 6 A. pRrTEHRE Is
h."., T,f. A.' dental suicn, wtu,cI
WANTEn-MEN FOR TIIEs.h. L. s. IN.
~. ,',''fy' il"ndl'ut'.-'' frt u ,nil'oa, n Y
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NEANTLp-jo GOOD TAILoRS ToMAKE
, ."' wen tNf..in"e; 1,sI - e.-., |
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The sun., 1861-11-13
-,1-nc r1-ns EIrRs-LAnIESB BUY YOUR

EURS, FURS, FURS-LADlES BUY YOUR
GIr5 80 par cent. lCss than At any other store IN
a.. .jty AT the great Rocky Mountain ptp"t. Water
Mrk Lalf apes, muff and cuii1- g French sable
Tan's, n,uT md cuffs ~ to 81 French MINK cNnr,
wa S"l,e ,,nJ ruTs, S To siO French Mink mlti4 ;!
~ ~ 20 bi, Water Mink NUTS, s. to 81 81 Frehrh
s,il. In,,n. s2 a. h 80 Mink Martin per set slS
n,s0,tb s3O 100 bales Buffalo Robes 70 EACH At
FOSTERS, 17s Chatham Square, cor MOI 81; "a.
The sun., 1861-11-13
An1rs LADIES'. LADIES.

~ "a tbe time 10 IN Ike bargains In Purs.--
I,,yy.'s dgily Al thr Great Northern and western
Fur Trappora Depot ower up stairs, 5a phfmn 5liiS
Manager.
The sun., 1861-11-13
-,rs rINEMnNK SABLE HALP

T,URS- S-FURS-FINEM MINK SABLE HALE
i csp.s dark and rich, we now GEL from ~
qso satn s we sold last winter for 40 me MiAE
"a ~ ~ 80 - a. ylO, at POSTERS Rocky Noun
t.n Fwr ncrd, is Chatham square, cor MOL s.
oc2g 2lac'l2O