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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

GD Money appears plenty enough in
these parts for healthy business. The cir
culation is generally gold and silver, perhaps
tiye-sixth Of the entire amount, and such is
the public prejudice against paper that few
will touch it; those who receive it are una
Die to dispose Of it to farmers, therefore
have to send it to Milwaukee; prices are
lower as a Consequence ofthe refusal Of pee
pie to receive paper for farm and mine
products, but on the other hand they buy
cheeper and are in no danger Of future
bank swindlers. About tn only door in
the county open for paper money to pass
in is at Boscobel, but as de Merchants Of
atplace have Just held meeting TO stop
wo presume they will offer 10
more bank proaises for wheSt. Their ex-
amples will surely te as goodas their res
olutions
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

N1 # any reliance can be placed % y
reports, great reaction 10 favor oil PeA"
and a return into the Union is taking pa"
in Ao1A GaroIina.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

WAUKEsnA SENATOR. John Hodg'o,,1
Esq, Of Pgwapkee, has been unannpe@!
e'e tel Senator, to fill the vacancy 10 sD'
10tlI Senatorial District.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11
Rgg It viii IL II Order IL tha Rannll;

RY It win Be ID order for the Reppbl;,
cans ofthe several AsscasS3y Dsriets d
lhe--county 70 meet At the'most public
places IN their respective district ana el.et
delegates to attend tie state convention.
The state convention ought to e tuilY It
tended from the west,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

RIsEIN Blue WOODEN RAGs.-#em'
derstand that since tho great demand iola'
my clothing, blue wooden rags have go'o'P
from Ave to twenty-five cents per poalr
Shoady, which IS used 50 extensively maj.
my cloths, is made from woolenrags.-b@
toA lon1Nerciak BAkLeLlA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

"a The London Times, in recent o,f
Gle explanatory Of its position on Amss
can affairs, says that its assaults upon =,
have been made, not through spiI Il
hostility toward the United States. Inn q,
the purpose Of cudgeliag, over our s5%.
ders, The liberal party at home. Tie B6.
ish Ministry, it seems, have found It bsc.s
sary 70 check the growing admiration If
their people for Democratic institution,
and loud clamor fer reforms, based aR,
tAe American molel, on popular suaars,
and for tins purpose have set the Timeso
writing down America and American IN,
stitutions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

sincs tile war, fiFpcntne, 4 Aasii
Carelina staple ana cl.isf product, las gone
up e si5o per gallon ii Tie Eastern
wholesale markets.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11
N1illville- Rapresented.


Mr.. CovER:-I have noticed IN your
paper the names Of volunteers from almost
all the towns in the county but Millyille;
there are men from Lancaster, Beetown,
Tafton, Patch Grove and Mt. Hope. Mt.
Hope Is III MiiIyile, but that is not gener-
ally known. MilIyille has sent some thir,
~ men aud she has not got credit for any +:
We have sent 6 from the village and 20
from the town taHd rot from Mt. Hole.l
All that we want is that Millville shall have
her due, and when Millyille sends volun-
teers let her have credit. We claim Is be
as patriotic as our neighbors, but we be-
gan to be ashamed almost to own the name
Of MiIlFille. Respectfully yours, DC,
JosEPH HoRsEALL.
Milkille. Sept. 3d.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

Carpenter, Of the Patriot, iiingsat us the
petty charge, giving NJ, Esq, probably
p. e. NILS, rs authority, that the Govern
Or had lately appointed Is on asecret mis-
sion. We haye not received, nor do weex
peet to receive any such appointment, nor
shall we accept any paFtin the Governors
$4,000 secret service fund, given him BY
the Legislature for employing runners. II
xas well enough for Mills 70 hoax Cafpen-
Ger but lie ought to have chosen some 9TH
er time for joking 1t our expense, as we
are pow using al our influence to have
Randall appoint Mills Colonelof the twenty
first Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers.
Mills accepted the Governors appointment
If District Attorney for Grant County
during lis late visit % Madison he probab-
u natie 81 Ell Exeeileacy BY abusing Us and
found i prompt paying business.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

SISsGNAwA NouND CoLLEGa This
well known institutions opened Cor the ie-
ception Of pupils on Monday, September
"a. Thaeolege building, aud grounds arg
pleasantly situated, and the location IS one
Of the most healthy tho country affords
.nhe ceugse 81 stedy is thorough and COM
pee, and these Who attend school there,
IRE free from the ee'noE,Ilzine INFLUENCES,
common in our cities ann toxn4. rbe
French and Gernan languages afa tau.llt
by naive teachers. borpaiiealafs address
keY. I. i. Power, Slusinlea Mophd.
Grant County, Isoonsin.-- Gafoaa xid-
gerfsser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

GALENA CouRIER.-Frend Il. X. Paul
has sold lis interest in the Courier to ".
II. LRIsroIy Esq who becomes tie new
esEtor and proprietor-the patrons having
demanded democratic paper. The Con-
rier las been a live paper under the lead
Of Mr.. PAUL; he faiIel to please only in
the politics lie yended. G.llena, like Du-
.buqae, is considerably troubled with dis
gliised seeessionists who want q paper that
will do eserything in its power 70 create
dissatisfaction between people and govern
ment, and thus lay the way for Tie rebels
to conquer by means Of Northern disagree
ment. It is hoped the new editor has no
sympathies with such as are traitors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11
Omoers .of Capt. Calls Company.

Onioers OF Capt. Calls Company.
Since going into Camp the non-com-
nissioned officers Of Capt. Calls Com
pany haze been appointed; the following il
9 full ast Of tie officers:
]. D. CllIs, Captain.
S. WooDnoUsE, First Lieutenant.
II. II 1oUSe, Second Lieutenant.
]. w Mckenzie, Orderly Sergeant.
A. r. Mccartney, 2d Sefeea |.
CSC. NJ. Cowan. 8d
orenz ] usous, 4th
Eugene Sloas, 5sh Serg'tand Co. Clerk
a. a. Kidd. lsl Corporal; Geo. He'll
aepson, "a CofpofsI Geo. F.slIaibegt, Isl
Corporal; w w. Wiatgess Iii GaIpoliat
j. u Runyan, 9Th Corporal; John g
Bradley, 9TH gorporass Sshofr NgoodAosse
5th Corporal; Fletcher Kidd, sta 1lor
pafsd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

Success or my Corroy To-. ~
Confederate Government it i bei,iI p
will have IN its possession, by ia '"1''i
September, certificates Of transfr ~ q
amount Of 100000 bales cotton ~ ~ ,le
growing cfop,for which Copfelerate 5,a W
are to be exchanged The price rsop So1s
the exchange is 70 be the minimum r ..'' '
cotton during the last tLgee y,r. ''J ~ y
these certificates Of transfer tits mi IA u
have been made by BHti,hcapit,iislst,a-.,3'
vance SO per cent. in Sterling oscbonr,
taking as a basis Of the purchase Che ~, 81.
age price OF cotton during the pa,t 4,
years. So says the Charleston V,,e,,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11
Melville, Sept. Sd.
seizure Of Rebel Property.

Close on the heels Of the bombardment
and capture Of the Hatteras forts comes the
news Of tie seizure Of a vast amount OF
rebel shipping in Northern ports. These
seizures have been made in accordance
with act Of Congress approved July 13,
entitled IAN Acl further to provide for he
collection Of duties onimp0Fts, and for 9TH
Ter purposes.
Noless than twentF-seyen vessels, among
which are several fisst-class ships aud one
steamer have been already seized at tile
port Of New York by the reyenue officers.
Among tie vessels Feuncsd upon Monday
as,.she sFeanNAip Marion and the ship
Ifumpull. tho Latter beng loaded with
grain and GeaslYto depart for Europe. An
eiiieer was placedioa goaEi Of every Vessel
thus seized, and care Is taken tnat none Of
tie coniisc4ied property shall escape.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

E OFeer CIomwell's 9S3lliers rev
et Biblef has been issued by ths Ains"
esn Irset Society, for tlien se Of the alin W,
Only two copies ofths original afe h'''
IS be extaut.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

E Orr Iowa ncighbors claiin the ahil-
ity 70 spare 2o,ooo,o00 bushels Of wheat
for export.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

4 batchof postmasiers for Ws INV
Virginia We're appointed Monday' rTaioa
were taken from the ranks Of shs .nts.
men, without reference e poliiieal =
cedents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

"A Missouri PAPER recently Informed
its readers that the ..wife crop Of Gasconale
county, in 1860, was 10000 gals. IAe
next paper corrected ths error by putting
"Wine' instead q "wite.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11
- , 49, - IS, ag:l.ra,,l.ao

a mob broke into the Milwaukee
jill, took cut a negro and hung him on
Saturday night. Tie negro Lad stabbed
AZ lfishalap from which be died. a PEI
titson was ~ circulation on. Monday, to
fiaye Sheriff Iatkih. removed for not offer
me any, hindrince II tige hlob.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

GsFt iElrTEN.--ANe hssr that Capt.
ngittep bas 9 names n bis rosl, ana 9th
els promised, and thai hs viii probably
succeed iasralsiig 4 company. Good for
the devoted Captain
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

Eg Gerfit Smith has gwen five dollafs,
TO each family left IS volunteers from the
town Of CazeuoYia, New York
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

~ The Indian lostiIities reported late
II 1t Hoficon turrel out 70 lie without
foundation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

SCENE IN 4 LIQUoR SroRE.- -
n'aa-Have you any cilean lo co'a,
Liqqor Aerchaat.-Yes. Va "iaoF sirl
high as SO. s'D'on np, a
whiskey. 1"' apInto
Liqpor Merehoat.--Well, has.
quality | can sell you for So : D;a, got q
have some for 1oca pint; but wbl p.a' and I
lives '"'Fe do You
Wis. sui County,
Liquor Nerc5aat Then c,,,. !
YOU the sc whiskey. sold the ~. .,'u sell
Gle to a man from the country fbo 'a''o alti,
and he died before he got ool of1fa wv, day
| was obliged to pay his funeral n.y. osol
bat | can sell you a kind that b.s P'use'i
laen across the ferry, and | tbinE ,"Aea
take you home.-P Prairie da OH, VIII
der. Lea'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11
CAIRo. 50. 6.

CAIRO, sept. o.
This morning ut l O'clock, Gen. Grant,
with the two regimentsofiniantry one com
pany Of light artillery and two gun boats,
took possession Of Paducah, Ky Secession
flags were flying in different parts the city,
in expectation Of greeting tie southern arr
my, which was reported $500 strong, rs
miles distant. Loyal citizens tore down
secession flags Oh arrival Of our troops.
Gen. Grant took possession Of the telegraph
Office, r. Il. depot, add Marine Hospital
He found large Quantities ofconplete rations
and leather for the southern army.
PooLswLtE, Md, Sept 2.
Intelligence from the Virginia shore Is to
the effect that from opposite the White
House ford, near lie mouth Of tie Seneca
River, down The Arlington Hights, the reb
els have heavy piokets, and ared.iiy expect
ing reinfolcenents to enable thenlto extend
to Conrad's Ferry. There afc At least from
eco to 200 now along the line.
On Friday force 81 i thousand Mississp-
plans, a guard reached fhe vicinity Of Fair
fax G. rs, with 90 pieces of artillery. The
force opposite Washington = catinatedby
the rebels atI25o0o, with heavy reinforce
ments daily arriving. They say an attack Is
Is Be made % Washington the present
week. Simultaneously whit The attack on
Washington, demonstrations are to III made.
according totl4e same Authority, near the
mouth u the Oeequan and above at Ed
waec Z, Gonrad's, orr the White House Ferry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11

re jeff Davis IS not dead, but badly
diseased.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-09-11
one Thousand Men nom Grant

SEPTEMBER 9th. 1851.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

J.
Dsag Ans rs'zas.s azssssg szss fEana osAEssl i0ws
10 Gaseaa0s % Milss Staging ss&wea~19 Miles,
gRrsAaF wssa sMasa azreca rosie ID chiemgs
az sz& Ga East IL via ths e
CHICAGO . NaEx fSIAND AID MISSISSIPPI
Akp Mi&NdSR5 RA1fEOADs
Quay line fseus Cessfai3swa to CHICAGO under ans
msaagensana. Ths Missixssppa aud Mfss6nri u. D.
la csAsE&ess ID 10 Mafeugo snA VIII so0R be On e~
/ I'd sssshAs wesss pas Eoines and counrif BiuTs
rssssn$sgs VIII Ard thAs xaats Tia sheSsssa Qaask-
est snd ssss sysaaing all dsisgs al ghs Mls&issipaI
R2ves. Gloss connections are nssde villa ths wss-
passssssr sss Essvsss T,ssas assss afarsn0o sas-
n esa g 3 DE- agrFstas o cAassss sAs s.sises
Nd chsfgs Ia usassas VI Baggage 81 cAGeasa.-.
ssespiag Cars ne On all ntsht Trains. Tralas sss-
nsc< - Chtezgs wftt shs tralas the R&stsrn Aes
FACTs FOE STOCK EHfPpERE
ssosA leaving nareagp IT l. % r. n. arrives at
GAkza&s ~ 0 tue naxk H1aEnln~s In time Ter the
saEy MsFxets aa Stock trains Of the Eastern isnss
XhH wzle ksas aSs sna ed ~ shA Massi ssfpef Rtgs
ex aaes moi ezraea ssensy mlastes. ThsFe il 10
ehaHss 81 ears, nc ferTiags or delay.
1Ae opening Of tbs A, y n b. 4. 20 MaEsaga,
sgzAbses pzsskas ass is Esoek from DsS Aosnes and
eiAsr ps3nss U CssaxAa and wsstsTH Iowa, fsefoss
ceassaexe& esnay &tatsna fFem the disgegsnt Fea6s
sS sass sres azys sriyihg and froga 10 - % aonr
an EAs ezsrs eye9 sag ether raets.
sfack VIII es dsivsza % any ef ne dtfsrent sArda
al E6isaxs.
rae 4 An n. u. IL asw peaag sxtanasA ssss Of
Msssugo Aad ~ east 10 completed stssR sgsina wil
- ran 70 the end af Ea@ tsAcR
&yFy f&<flaAy Ter Ae we&i smf safpzsaas Of uaaw
sae Fralxhts ss Low sssia any slher route, and no
pzans sssssa g sssssf 3 sas most desiEssls route
rAaSueA fIcxET = u ali principal points II he
unltsd States sn4 eaaalsas. ~ sLl rartes be
soeafsd e 1&Aiasson IsTs gny snd y 49, r.,
:. {. - ssHs. '0as : sssa sSfsr suit.
/ aea,a Rrsasat sna Tsssss Asaas.
gaaasry !, ssse
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

SWu<& A&az S6t6A Nsse 4 q
ghs O1pe Of sAa Cl0H e - pzssrsss Court sf Fst-
saNasssxf< ses1A3 fSxx, sA1H DSeresa u sen 90
saaaxdxy - f11h dor af A&Rff a. n g698s sxfNNn
shM hunRa sf . seiexkAAiM n sxsd Awssapsk y. 90
said asgy aas 30 cos1H ease - 10 ocioek A. NJ IN
kront sf the Counsy freasuser'a Once La The city
az Sunseaf Bsuzs sAs fsEsewaaS described Real Ms~
sats Of HsnTy q. GuTtis asa Samuel 4. CARTS,
sen. ,to-wff A8e. 9ssEE FISK E8t&s6lJsS
Unaiyided half Of " hf Of CT and s kf Of " ar
sf ar, ap0xsaD q 4tssnships zSaka&&A - The
above Is s18 efsSAats bf EF&nxy 2s &afffs =
The faliawinx Id sAs Esuasxzy Of SaaneI u, Gus
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

= = q = - r = - 7 =
GRYMYT~s sA1s. 49, - ~< - = :
y By viytas CT IA execution 70 nae airec4ad kEem
she snsCa Of ne Clara of the District Court af
Pottawattamfs county, lows, shall proceed 10 sell
On Saturday ths iath dag ag April a. d. 1881, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'rioek A. M. &nd 9eAse&
tAe city of Ea0nssl n afs. sAe fallow3ax described
ssAs sente Of J16neshss8 kekkia a
S&sasF humber Ia In saFss11ns 1SSmaes CeaIcil
BfaHs, Iowa.
Taken as ths property ef M. Gfoe&h&ck 70 satisfy
an gxecution in fsvoF 0f W. @. EMRe3sa m B
oou.ei, s,ua., ss,s ID H. sr sss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10

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slfn rroeHAAM " caxM1lAN pigE4fza'
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IIdM SSAf M ~ psass 4 .sseepaieH "a
Il End. Ihsy viii chen return heme. kt as
tkdts Tie people ttsax a0 eompko fgs czn
fbeaA1s. At the sansss siixsa ysa wilo "a
In fasaE ct sanpxozsassers aisfsanpAsssa.
m eQnpsesaiss IN s&se$sds fssM yQmwiIl
be asked te arm Tpnrselyes aud nl&ce HpuE
moksf. pfanefty. Ahd pefsoas III III ees ees-
IvSae 81 she' gossehss Mo Ia sdsef dlssd
saa dizkFanshissd SsE 4-sks .sszszSsadsss
EEsaisf of tha AzRs af ltky aasass 49,
peal to conservative mesa 10 organise thor
EDaghIy. H she eopservakive mEn df Us
|8oasAan 6ta&ee haA do46 90 ~ "a tkd o.
|aessfaMisa6, and deExssfhsdkt sssn6 b.
tAeir rights In the Unisnu . t. ssswsaess
ists Ware ae&ermined "a drive Lhea auE.
thsy couid hxve HI Z srYe The GsvefAn4ng
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from their hnads % xaka1Fu - @axa fhsw
svsss Ysas 6snasss asA Gar@z1aE aaa
all violak @ea kssx 6lnE q I'm sasskzy
asa hs preserved js vau ~ aoae hFahAFi-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10
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4 vas omnip0 p0tant, nd the rod 6f h 10
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4 War wxs our iast tekribis feznedg ~ IN
wounls on thAs s0nzfct IRE not vet b9Afesl
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| Isient baasfsskof ana cur zrest MAsl,ink
ttoaana De heroic JacksDn appesiS +
lsasplomAey asasl avoidna was. 6ax n6ki0s
fdaxssa 70 Sonforra 10 the krsatsf pkmeipkln
lof ghsissafn Justice fhsf Il ssMs4e D9ktx
to suffer wrong than to do wrong.S 8heh
hos bseh the setxIed p5iiey or Cur gutern
lmenss Nc better ilf@frntssn oafi BIZ CIV
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gaase elnploysd 70 usainfain Il Thskt
mem Of slszs k6seran1snk Nsfs - -,
many of them bsqneat hing THAR slsses To
sheir childfsnAs tkeir only hops bf giving
sheSn pfoeecsion, Iuchpice lxhxuakt fUus
iSenasos desixnAxss these men u days
bfesisfs1 Mr.. sJs0srsop Houid sthafs
faia aAder che snaiIdeg estexury os s5aAye-
sxsesidEngs 5s this che kAx xxuAge BIZ e0n-
ailsatseE Aaa rsaea9 nsss Esnr Slsnafor
propose 10 skYfke d dendiY hl6N ut mths
great evil of afsysryyr IL be choosas I'd
term 1t 2 IL be doea not, fhefz t1e prspos-
90 70 Involve yuu in civn war without d
purpose. The does propose 70 free the
aegfoes, thaa pxopositior 6pn only mpk nj
g bssfsion 81 tie EsEexuias Which
does he propose? Which propb ffou tiiI
you sass6inf Tbs gcvesS1nensN NAE made
fos ~ prosecsaon pr tne fnseTes@ no a
nsaaassaaancs o. yne rgnfs % fne rnols
people As ssases We aTs co- partners rog
All NE purp0sss OF fne Cqnstsfufa0ns and
saolsef % a!t ne laws 0r gnona nus part
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-04-10
Council Biuas. nzsah Il - Z s

- By S1ytus u "a Kxsrnsidh 10 nae direct
ed fFsn the Once Of the Cterk Of the District Court
Of PossSwatsamle County, Iowa, shall proceed 70
s ~ ses r sss hoax q go sss =.
sale 70 al 10 O'Clock A n sf said day, IN
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WEEKLY BUGI.E.

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, 1861.
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ted into the Unipe. Taa hxss sAis en-
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