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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11
GENERAL NEWS.

The steamship Bavaria, which left Southampton
be 26th ult, arrived at this port yesterday morn
ing The Bavarias news was anticipated by Tire
Etns and The Hibernisn Tie pilot Of tie Bavaria
reports piIol-boai No. l3 ashore a. SANDY Hook.
In the Senate on she 10th, N. Latham's bill for
establishing line OF eaInshps from San Francisco
to Shsnghae was under discussion. The amount of
estimated subsidy from the Government is set down
at $500 900 year
The Canadian Parliament have unanimously
voted happily address Of coincidence to toe
Queen on her late bereavement. The enormous cost
OF orgaozng Local milt Try force AT the s1ggetion
of the British Ministry, begins 70 excite feeling Of
apprehension even among the Ministerialists Of The
Provinces themselves.
The President mas Issued proclamation recon-
raending that on Sunday next special prayers be
offered in he churches giving thanks ior tie success
of the National Armies and invoking Divine aid in
the restoration Of peace, and It's establishment
thsOughoul the nations Of the world.
The sick and wounded in the hospitals Of The
District of Columbia and Alexandra, number 3 100.
Among the appointments confirmed BY The Senate
at as last Executive session. ia that Of Bayard Taylor
Secretary Of Legation to Russia, AMI Green Clay,
Secretary of Legation to Turin.
An explosion occurred in kerosene-oil f'c,ors
in Smith street. near Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn
les evening causing the instant death Of Iee o. he
workmen named John Smith, John Clanahan, and
Michael Farrell. Another, named Patrick o'lialei
was drsadfplly injured.
the Academy OF Music wac crowded last even
inc 10 welcome the returned officers snd men Of the
Cumberland and Congress. Tho gathering waf ont
Of intense interest. Addresses delivered b,
STR. Bancroft, Mr.. w. Il. Evas:s, d. Hitchcock
and Mr. W. +. Dodge. The audience numbered
1000.
The Rev. DR.. Cheeyer lectured before TIC
Twentietb Ward Republican Association !ast even
ing, bis subject being, How 20 Recort'Tue; ne
Union"
"A Washington dispaleh SAYS Gov. SpFagoe will
be elected to the Senate. The Governor has rel lined
his regiment at Yorktown.
Attempts to put IS counterfeit bills on the Mer-
chants Bank Of Albany in circulation, were yesrer-
day checked by the police.
Col. Woodruff, Of the LIST Kennedy Regiment,
who has been prisoner in the hands Of the Rebels
for nino months, arrived in this city from Washing.
ton last evening.
AT Republican Union caucus, held in the Ar
ssmbly chamber at Albany on Thursday, the pro.
pg.ety Of organizing Union State C0mpistes was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

We beg the Finance Committee Of thu Senate
10 consider carefully the question of eSempt'ng
the Liquors which may be on hand when the
new Tax bill goes into operation from any
Tax whatever. To do this is TO make few
large holders Of Liquors very rich by mere
act Of Congress. Why should this be VIII
not they impose the tax on the purchasers
and consumers. whether it is levied BY ths
cove,nmeut or NOT OF course they VIII.
The day after the Tax Act IA passed. 81
;ouor. win bear considerably eoAancea
,rice and the tax will be its cause. Then WY
shoud not those who levy the tax take ea,'
chat the Treasury receives what tho feOP's
mu,t nay. AT least impose hSV the rare ON
tho Liquors on hand that is to be pala Q" ."
bsrea,ter manufactured. Less than TINS woua
be slaring injustice to the Nation ana #"
Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

The gallant Col. Thomas W. sweeDy, who,
from news just received, has again been
wounded in the recent great battle at Pitts
burg in the defense of bis countrys Gag
and in the maintenance Of its Laws, was
born in ireland, and came to this country with
his parents when about ten years Of age. On
the passage across the Atlantic be was washed
overheard, but in the providence Of God
was saved. At an early age he went the
Paterson, n. j., where he was apprentced to
the printing business. lie aiterward came to
this city, and was Engaged as compositor tiu
the war with Mexico was declared. He wan
among the first to volunteer in the service OF
his adopted country in the capacity Of SecouA
Lieutenant. He was at the storming Of Vera
Cruz, and was twice wounded in the battle 81
the taking of the City Of Mexico, losing his
right arm. On Col. SweeDy's return to this
city he received the commission Of Second
Lieutenant, I'd Regiment U. s. Infantry, ana
was soon ordered to California, where he per-
formed many arduous duties. from wnicn 10
never faltered; among tho first OF which was
tho tokinp a detachment of recruits in q state
of disorganization across the desert, from San
Diego to the interior, without losing man.
He was afterward assigned to Fort Yuma, on
the Colorado, with q command Of ten men;
and shut off for ten months from all comD,uni.
cation with the settlements, and surrounded by
large band Of hostile Indians, but for his
watchiuness and indefahgable intrepidity.
would have been massacred before being 70.
lieved. From California he. with Q portioc 81
bis regiment, was ordered to Fort Pierre, IN
Northern Nebraska, where he served es Aid to
Gen. Harvey, and when arduOus duty was 70
CURED he was always at his post AT the
of the rebellion, Col Sweeny
was on the recruiting service, but was ordered
to Newport Barracks. aud soon afterward tn
the command Of ST. Louis Arsenal. This was
previous to the time when Gen. Lyon took the
lie was second in command at tho
surrender Of the notorious Rebel, Claib. Jack
son. when Gen. Lyon being disabled by
Kick from his horse, the negotiations were
conducted by Col. Sweeny. He was alter
ward appointed Brigadier-General Of the
Gus to the battle OF Wilson's Creek, when
il YVES decided not to attack the Rebel General
Price Gen. SweeDy was 80 impressed that
retreat would be worse than q defeat, that be
prevailed on Gen. Lyon to make the attack
In that battle he was again wounded and stU
carries the bail Ia his leg. At the close of the
b attic, when General S,urgis assumed the COM
mand, Gen. sweeny was urgent in following Up
the retreatiog Rebels, believing TIA. had
been done, they would have been compelled TO
surrender Ges. Swesoy il "a noble aud gem
eroUs as he is eentlemanly and brave. Do
voted entirely 10 his adopted country, wnsn
the rebellion broke out he thus expre~ed him
self in letter to q friend: s. / viii, tbrougs
- food and flame, sacrifice, if necessary any
- remaining limb in defense Of my countys
- flag" Such merit as his is not likely to 10
overlooked by the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11
TRIPLE SHE Il r.

An ,mperatfre nsccs'ity eonstr0in' 40 to change
..yoefortt he appropriation Of oar seeerol 1ges--
takirr tie first for Te'egrophic and OTHER freshest
Nto. Of he morning, and trargerT'ng 1a'ert'se-
,ents cper saaiulyto tie sirh and serenth For Tont
Of such arrangement oar Editorials haze often been
81 GOOD pant cro,eded out By midnight dispatches
and letter, containing War Meas. We 3opc 10
make NE change papayly advantageous to both rea2-
ere 1pG advertisers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel meeting expressed
o desire to " cooperate In any common or.
" rapgsments" for the care of all sick and
wounded, why should not the Committee cell
general meeting to initiate some such co.,
cert of action n.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

Wa print on another page most convno'
inc array of facts aud figures by Mr. tha'
Miles. showing the advantages Of Low 'so'c,
Of Postage, considered simply ~ d @aAn' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11
STATE OF THE MARKETS

The movement yesterday in stock dealings was
hesitating; and in Government securities buSihe'"
done at the First Board was unusually srnaii--H'
tributable TO Tire doubts thrown upon the caipie.e
ness of the Pisburg victory; to the delays Id 'le
advance at Yorktown; and TO the aecumulatng ru-
mors regarding the Rebel feet at Norfolk. An hi
proved feeling was noted at the Second Board Dui
not much activity except in Government ana Border
State Stocks. Skies of 1881 sold at 933, having been
e3s betvsep the Boards. The market is dull for
Sterling Exchange OF ll2ia li2i. Froghts are less
active and rates irregular. Tie business at the Sub
Treasury was: Receipts, S9l2,543; for Customs,
sl7O, OOO Payments, sl,oS9,Soi; Balance, 1894
OO6. All the Stock Board the movement in gold was
active at 1915 q 1917. Tie dealings amounted TO
nearly S25O,oOO. Money is abundant among the
stock houses at 6a7 y cent on good collateral &C.
curity. The improvement in dry goods noticed last
week was continued with little abatement. Western
and State -four opened dull, aud decline Of sd 10
cents took place before The close Of Change which
induced buyers TO purchase with alacry. The sales
were Ii 800 bbls at $5af5 10 for suPerfne Stale
and Western. Pork is easier the receipts fair
Sales Of si3 for Mess, and SO 2j@sl3 for Western
Prime Mess. Wheat market quiet and irregular;
sales of Amber Michigan at 81 SO; Red Western at
81 81 in store. Coffee; sales Of MGrac ibo at 20
cens Cotton q! TO q cents for Middiipg UPlands
and Gulf Six hundred thousand POUNDS OF Wool
were Yesterday sold in Boston at from ~ TO 10 cehfs.
M. , o.. ..p. nr,cs vxas IA crnta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

discussed, and also the question Of indoring tho
Home and Foreign policy Of the Government.
The State Senate Committee report In favor OF
the enlargement Of the Eric and Oswceo Canals
for the passage Of gunboats at an estimated cost OK
100000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02
Constipation, costIvsness Suppression,
IEia cpEmlGtisIn, G0ut, Ecwrll gtFs Drop
sy, Paralysis, FFits, etc.


ISilcmnotlsIn, Gous, Newrasg gle, prop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
FFom DR.. J. I, Tauo1B, Notbeut Cd1laaa
Too much cannot be said Of your Pills for the cure ~
costireaess fothers of fraternity have found item
eacacious have they should join me IN proclaim
ing il for the benefit Of the mulhtudcs who suffer from
that complaint which although bad enough IN ITSELF Is
the pr0gcnitOr Of others That believe r0s
tees 70 originate ii the liro but your Pills a9ect That
organ and cule The disease,
Prom ifrs. e. Stuart, Physician and itieif, Hoston
find ono on two large lose4 OF your PILLS. taken at tbe
proper time excellent pramoVas Of the natural SER
t0R when wholly partially suppressed, and Also very
enectual to cleanse the st9tch and erf eorWs. J3.ey
no other to my patients.
Fogl Ae Rer. Dr. Haoses n He Methodist Iiis c1tycA.
Pu1asEi Horse. Savannah, Gn. Jan. G. 1850.
TI0vc-RD SIR: should ls nngratclul FOR the relief
your skin Inns brought me # dd pet report my case %
YOU A cold settled ID 1iy lmb9and brought on eycru-
ciatng Heuralq1e 1ais which eru in clr0Hic fHemH-
hsm Notwithstanding Ind "a Dest Of Piysi inns tha
disease grew worse and WORSE until hy the advice So yonr
excellent agent Ia Baltimore Dr AgeenMe, tilei yenF
Pills. heir effects were Slow Int sure ~ pefseeins
In tbs gsg OF tHefn, am uow entirely we'll
seNATE CnAMnER, BATON Rouge, Ia. Dec S55.
Dr. AyEa have been entirely ctled, w your phls q
haees qtc G0ata painful diseass at ilad aiiessa mo
~ years. VINCENT SLlDELL.
gs- Most IF the Pits IN market contain Mercury.
which although raiUlile remedy ia slfu bands y
quenccs tat freluenhy follow Is incautpns use. These
cgntanno mercury or ninsrd substance wlatever
Price, IS cents por Box, Or s Boxes for II.
Prepared By Or. 4 G. AVER 5. CO., Lowell, Mass
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02
Governors Guards.

Capt. Farquharson's company of Gov
ernor's Guards is yet quartered in Lancas-
ter at the hotels They hope 10 be assign
ed to Col Moore's Regiment.
The ladies Of Lancaster treated them
handsomely to dinner on Saturdav,-the
managers Mrs. McGonigal and Mrs. Jones,
speech by J. 7. Mills Esq, said to be
from the identical manuscript prepared by
Capt. Farqubarson and by him lost but af-
forwards found by some one and handed
to Mills. On this account the Captain was
unprepared to compliment the ladies as he
designed, and asks us TO make this explain
alton as an apology. Many Of the
citizens participated, there being plenty for
a thousand. The letter read or the occa-
sion from Rev. S. w. Eaton, chaplain to
the 7th Wisconsin, to his little son, taught
the lesson that even chaplains are having
hard and dangerous service. These men
are aware that they may fare hardly; there
are no coneealments. Better so, for them
there can be no disappointments. In the
fn-l knowledge Of all, yet happier com
pany Of men we have not seen nor more
orderly and civil
The advantages Of having loadipg OIL
Ger familiar with the drill exercises may be
seen by the progress this company is ma
king under the tutorage Of Capt Farquhar-
son. Soldiers that have returned from the
war and seen this company drilling in
simple and complicated march say that they
are already as well or better drilled than
most companies after many roo tbs in
struction and practice under officers who
never learned the art before entering the
service. The Captain exercises his officers
and men much Of the time, and they see
ing one at the lead who understands his
business, take an immens interest. Lieut.
Mason, and Orderly J. Allen Barber, No.
2, devote Their entire time to the art mill
tary. Thos. Barnett, expected to be pro-
NOTED and commissioned as Second Lieut..
from the ranks Of company G, Cd Regi
nett has not arrived yet, but may be ex-
pected any time to take his place in this
company.
In Capt. Farqubarsou's company are at
least fifty mechanics, representing almost
every useful art; Captain and bis two print
ers can run printing establishment while
the lest can build town, make an engine
Guild and run a steamboat or saw mill,car
~ on a wagon factory, foundery, shoe and
tailor shop, grist-mill, teach a school, drive
oxe@, carry on farming, numbering or any
other work In the department Of amuse-
ments there are all sorts Of musicians and
actors, comicaI and traeicaI including eight
folders and sixteen jig dancers, besides
Pat Mallory uuclassiGed bnt UP TO all scr
Of tricks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02
.==.rusE 4 PRAIRIE DU CHEN Il. II.
Time Table Of 1852 for BoscObel.
Mail Arrivals and Departures.

po..obeI to Lancaster on Mondays, Wed.
Arrives from BG PsjSoys at o'clock, P NJ
nesdsys d ana PTatteyle Mondays Wednesdays and
Friday at oe2eA a. CHEN on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and stardPp o o tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at o'clock a, y California, Tuesdays and Fridays at
O'clock, A. u. woan. slays and Saturdays, at
Arrives from Ga5''NA''
u o'clock, N. poscobel on Tuesdays,
DsP5Ta sg mail. f Gusay and S saar
days mails close 9 & Wednesdays and Fridays;
Departs %s, i 3 ra.S a. a.. ea d Ioe II .
and Frdays ,s @e tuesdays and Saturdays mails
DS ao!d At 10 o'clock wednesdays and saturdays
D losii, close at y o'clock, NJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02
81 ThIE TR 10 I:

l. u
~--~->~,~.'~~~"-"o-, -
FAUGHAN-NlfHROW--In Paris, Aug 20, bg Rov.
Buck, NJ ayton $ Vaughan II jamestown to Miss Re-
becca E Wighruw Of Paris.
Go0DBGRN-W La5I-In Halle Gresn, August 10,
By Key AsB{nw1il STR Henry u Geodburn Of Council
III 70 hissJ IA Wy lam OF Vinegar Hill. rs
ALLtS0N--MAXWELis--at Hazel Green, BY n g.
sherman, Ar George Allison 10 Miss Flora F. Maxwell
AL Of fairplay.
SALESMAN HANEY--In Heel Green, August IS.
oy Rev Aspnwall, Mr.. Benjamin f. SALESMAN to MSS
LiSHe Hsney-all of Paris.
HANNON-SANDIMAN-Tn Clifton, August o. by
Thomas Watson, Esq sr Richa:d shannon to Miss Sarah
san ii Ean--all Of Clifton.
GRIDLEY-WAbD0RF-In Lima, august IS, By Q
Jones, Esq, Mr. p +. GFiiey of Viii, iiliaos, 70
Ms Laura +. Wal1orf Of Lima
BGZZEI.--AIcoRN-In Lancaster, August rs, by
Rev Alatlock, Mr.. IL EuzzeI OF Milwaukee to MISS
Mary Alcjrn OF Ellenboro.
CRsREIs--KAAGE--in Petesi, -Jsly 20, BY Frank
io, Esq Mr.. iAdrew feggr Of setesi, Ia sAEs Car q
Inc Large, lis.
MCKEE pIeKHNS9N -In.Iiras, August 20, l,y Hen
~ UT, Esq. ~ Eli r. ,MeKee ~ Miss Eiizabeih X
III kenson--alI ~ linn.
PALIER-sIU SFER--Tn Bsetown. August 20, hy
Jacob ROckeoilgr, Esq, Mr. chm II. Palmer to Martha
y. Hauter-all OF Beetowa.
WHEELER sAIITH-In Tenniinofe august g, By
Rev FfYor Mr fGe - Wheeler to Aiss7sRes 9hastA'
--..l! Of fehnimore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02

gSThe Supreme Court of the State of
New York have issued perpetual injunc-
ton against Eaton and jenkins for coun-
terfeiting Ayers Cathartc Pills, holding
them responsible for the cruel imposition
In what they have done, and restraining
them from further injury 10 the public
II any class ofour people more than anoth-
er needs he interposilion Of law to shield
them from imposture, it is the sick and
suffering VINO are unable to protect them
selves. A remedy 50 universally employ
ed as Ayers Pills hy all classes, both to
cure and prevent disease, should as it does,
have every security the law can afford it,
from counterfeit and imitation a5inet,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02
GUARDIAN sALE-GARnrn ESTATE

Grant County Court Ii The matter Of the guardian
ship q " Ham GaTber. Simeon Safber SauueGarAer
aud Christopher tiaTber, mipc- heirs OF Elizabeth
Wood Formerly Elzabetl Gaber) late Of sa.5 eoun-
Is Geeaased
NOTICE - hereby given that by virtue ana IN pur
OF an order Of dsanse aIa8s ia said matter on
the Grst day or September, y, 1872 by the county
court IF said county. the undersigned gardaa q sld
minors viii on Wednesday the zIth day Of September,
A q, 1852 tie Promises 70 Be sold, at tho hour o.
o'clock ia the cferaaon 81 said day. otfs for sale al
puaic yendUe TIE following described lands 20 wat:
1he roth west quarter 0E Seetian ~, ia Township
Ne. si2 nlTt Of &aDga O. one, West, containing &c
hundred and GIFTS -tbree and Iirvseven husffeaFls
acres sitpatea g ant County. iseausin Terms OF
sale be made 90 tAs tire sud place 0t sll~
Dated sept ls ~. FEEEE CRAY 'taaG,iian.
I2~wL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02
Lancaster Livery Stable!

The sut,-flbfr wiit continue the livery business Al
LANCASTER ASH ws always kscp good stock u horses
ard carriages q neg.
a. lviaes J0asbl ana so'e a. ai tmts, a. The stone
s'a0's WILLIAM II. FOSTER.
Ianea,t.r, July ], 1862. 2.f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.

3 NTERRICk,
Having received tie appointment Of Dep:
~ Conrtv Surveyor OF Grant Cen lfy, wil ATTEND
a+iv ta All business ID that line ID usted to him
Residence one mile southeast Of EairT in t sowr
Of Jamestown se-Isn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02
lfli5fellalleon5.
r ANCAsTER INSTITUTE!
1852 1863 Fall Term.

The Fail Torn Of this Institute will begin on Ihufs-
dsy. August Is. 1862. and continue II week'.
Terms 81 Tuition per ter.n, as follows;
Preparatory Department, - " A'0 -
ACADEMIC DEPARTnFNr.
r.n,r,oo Engti,h, inciudng Grammar, Geo.
graphy. Arithmetic. Reading and spellins' so,0O
agber English, including the common English
and ALGEBRA, or Geometry, &c. SoOo
..iogsical and scientific Course, including the
birher English with the ancient languages -
and the Sciences, = ~
Music per quarter Of u weeks, s,ooa
:. with tie use Of Instrument sloO1
Normal Class, (oxtra1
Normal Class will be formed at the beginning =
rn ID which thorough, practical instruct on vii De
,,van % those Who wish to become teaches. Fouf
hons during each week will be given 70 this oi5se'
alone. ,-.,.,to and
These are tho only bills charged BY the lna'us' NV
,sy,ent IL All cases is to be made ct the maae o.
ssoh term. No dosactions viii be made for any ~
sseoee but half term except ia case Of sickness.
Il win be tie ain Of he Institute to gv '8ofoash
instruction ID al The bssucbcs taught eng the system
pnrsued VIII be not mpeh 70 aid To st0aeht e ~
suirna koowlelgc, IS in leafnrg to link
peenipe 1t absolutely necessary to the success q M
,n,ent. hf pe prompt attendance at the opening o.
the school may be secuFe1
ROBERT A. DONALDSON a. B
Lancaster, Jul.ls. or
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02

Eg- Capt. Farqaharsons eotAiaog re-
ceiyed orders this evening u leave f..
ca p at Lacresse, and to report 1T Prairie
du Chen % Thursday Of this we,t.
Gg Ths county Teachers Institute at
Lancaster this week IS being tolerably at
tended, there being present on Tuesday
about thirty. Plesiler,s Miller and Gura-
sey fail to attend. Hon.J L. Pickard i
present to assist Mr. Parsons; also, Mr.
1 Donaldson.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
EsTATEJoHN ALcoRN. SEN, deod 4.

County court Grant county, Wisconsin,. In Probate
Ia the matter of the estate Of john Acorn senior
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of William Az
corn Administrator Of the estate Of said deceased rep
res nng among otaer things thar tho pelsonal estate
Of said deceased is Insufficient pas the debts due
against deeessed aud tAe charges OF naturalization
aau paying Srat c0nse he gianted man % self me
wie Of the al estate wheIeaf said deceasea cied
seized.
Thereupon, ii is ordered that The matter If said
petition be heard before the Judge Of this court al
the eouet house in Lancaster said county on the
hfst Monday of October, A. y. 1852 at l O'Clock in
n afternoon ofsad day. Ordered further that notice
thereof be givan 70 all persons Interested therein 81
publishing THIS Greer Tor three 40 weeks suceessve
PRIOR 70 said Gay 81 hearing, Grant County Her
aid, weekly newspaper published Lancaster in said
Grant County dated august - 1862
12-w4 WM. McsONIGAI County Indo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02
4 TTACHMENT-EYM

Grant County, Town Of Beetown--as. II justices
Court To Wiiliam = E5meF;
You hereby notified taat warrant o. a3laeaiss1
eli 10 satisfy the demand Of David Block, amounting
t. ana 4G-l00ts dollars Unless you shall appear oe'
fre jacob Rockefeller Justice Of the Peace IN aud Tor
sta county al his Office ia ssid town toe 2da day
81 September A. D., 1892, ore o'eioek in Tug Ae
noon Of said day, judgment will lie rendered a9an9'
YOU ami your property sold g Pay he aeD'-.'@''@
tilis Il day Of September, A. D., 1867
* Em y,lock. l2w2 DAVID BLOCK, Plaintiff.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02
ITO FOR TIE WAR!
Sale Of Properly Vars Credit al 7 Per Cent.

The Suoscr ber desiTous Of entering the Feryice of
the country, oilers Tor at auction hs residence sale
miles south of le village Of Patch Grove, sat
urday the l3tb Of Sept. at o'clock, ~, the follow.
ing property:
One good Farm Horse. Cows and Young Stock
One good Top Buggy for one or tao hortes one Farm
Wagon Che Sted and Cutter. One Siage liar
ness. One set Doute BarRes8. Stubble and Corn
Piow. One Hinge Harrow. acres Of good corn on
he ground. One aiming Mill Various articles Of
furniture including dining aud center table, lounges
rocking common and eanebOtomed chairs, and other
household articles nervous to mention.
Friends to your country, come oni have 50 much
confidence in government that wild give Won one
yels credit for IS, and ask only per cent
interest approved notes WALDO BROWN.
Patch Grove, August 233, 1852 II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02

2orH WIscoNsrN.-This Regiment left
Madison on Saturday last, for Washington.
The staff officers are Colonel Piuckney, It.
Col. Barstow, Major Starr Adjt. Marris,
Qaaitermaster Douglas, Surgeon Chap
man. Capt. McDermotfs is the color
company, Icing lettered G.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-02

s-Atleast four Grant County compa-
MES were in the reported battles at BoE
Run, Gibson's, Nasmith's, Finnicum's and
Calls Limbockers company may have
been in, though it is unknown whether
Banks Division was engaged. A son Of
Joseph Waldorf Of Beetown, is reported
killed.