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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
Lei it be Remembered.

10 show the position Of HE democratic
party oil the present war, let it be re neln-
bered TINT the democratic members Of
Congress. with scarcely an exception, voted
Against The law which requires every
person appointed o. elected to any office
Of honor or prtil under the United States
government, to take an oath of affirmation,
that lie has never voluntarily borne arms
against the United States, aud neyer given
encouragement, aid or comfort to those ell
gagged III armed rebellion;
Against the national loan { provide
means for paying volunteers, aud to carry
on the war for the maintenance Of the
Union;
Against the law providing for an in
creased revenue to pay the interes on the
public debt and meet the expenses Of the
nar:
Against the bin ratirying the acts Of the
President in calling oul tho niIta, and 10
reference to the army ani may Immediate
Is upon the tail Of FL. Sam,er and before
congress could he assembled;
A..ai st the bill u conf scate properly
use' ~ rebels for filsuriecilonary purpos-
es; and
Against resolution providing that the
armies of the republic shall he sub i-tcd.
50 tai rs practicable. on the property Of
rebels, or those giving them aid AMI COM
fort.
Let it also be remembered that in our
own legislature. the democratic politicians
representing that party have VOTED 10 lis
franchise the volunteers; pioclaIning thai
our war bonds viii uol he repu,i,ate, hy
the state; and voting a llill To raise meals
to supply tile funiIes Of volunteer, with
the aid pIohgcd them 10y the $ al- during
the cold months Of the coming winter. In
addition 10 this their presses and speakers
every vhrle attempt 10 throw doubG upon
all the acts Of the government winch have
for their object vigorous prosecution of
the war and the punishment oftraitors.
With such a record rs this il is not sur
prislng th. patriotic and couScieneious
men everywhere are leaving TIN democrat
ic organ'ztiion. Who desires To Unite hi.
name aud reputation aud that Of his f.Di-
y with "a party which is suspected. upon
ground, 50 slr,nL, OF disi"y.dy to the
country la This lrlins haur?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
Hallsck on The Proclamation.

The New York Tyibuae's correspon-
dent proposes to give ten. llsliecAs views
upon Tic Presidents proclamation as fol-
lows:
We are permitted to state. upon the au-
thouty Of gentlemen holding iltInatd per-
sunal relations with Cen ilalieck, precise
ly What positions he takes in conversation.
with respect to the principles Of the Presi-
eenl'S proclamation. Gen. ii. holds that
tue co trolling military necessity that We
should deprive the enemy Of the labor by
which his armies are subsisted, is clear and
unqualified; that indeed il IS wholly in
possible 10 suOdue the rebellion whifs such
an army ot laborers AS the slaves Of the
South continue 10 produce supplies for tia
ii 4hllug army in tile field. OF the $780,
O0U Of slaves, Gen. Haileek computes that
at least 100000 are to-day practically
employed III the work Of the rebellion,
whose effective strength is greatly iucreas-
Ell 10y the superior proluctNeness OF the
southern Climate anl soil; 50 greatly that
as Is proved by statistics, the labor ola
9lrl not more THAI sixteen years OF are ia
the south, produces thirty per cent. more
than that Of a thorough field hand in the
North, Taking these iacls into conSidera-
liul, Gen. liza ccN says tDgt, IN IA military
aspect, he has had no DOUBT on the ques-
tIou Slice the reociiinn assumed It's present
tonnilaoe propo1tln~, and has never wav-
eocd troa the uec, tnat u We would con.
qucf the South, Its black labor must he
taken rom it. Wnl. the question ..bat TO
do Win the negioes wlnIu The war viii
ieave upon our n@ais, Gua. tialiccA ecu
ceIves luaI. as ,ener'uln- Chief, he has no
night 10 an opinion, II being iIatter Tor
Tie consideration OF tue evil authorities;
but he regards it as a problem wuich de-
serves the most sc ious study Of the best
minds oil the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
Gen. SiseI Oh The Proclamation.


The following letter was addressed to
the Hon L. n Arnold Iy Gen. Sgel,
in response to an invitation to attend
the late mass meeting ii Chicago, held
To endorse the Presidents proclamation:
HEADQUARTERS llih CORPS ARMY PoroMAC.(
F@if'x Y. Il. sepe 90 1861.
Hon. Isaac \. Arnold. Chicago, ILL.,:
Dear Sir did not receive until YES
terday your favor Of the Gath inst, ten.
derIng me an invitation 10 attend mass
meeting, to he held in your city on the
the 24'h of Sept.
AS have tlied to do my best in the
defence Of Republican principles, and for
the emancipation Of The oppressed, with
out distinction Of race or color, cannot
but heartily approve the manifestations 81
the people TO give thv'r support TO the lib-
erai aei oi The government Of this repub-
tic, which is the only great an,l stron4
bnlwark against the aggressive powers Of
ns'Ive and foreign ilrl>tucracy aud despoi-
Ism
Give my high regards to your fellow
cilizens of tie noble Garden City. who
haye already shown 50 much devotion 10
our good cause, and believe ms to be, der
slr. Very lruy yours,
+. SiGEL. Mi Gen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
4 FIGHTS NIT SlGEL."
M GRANT P nonlxsox. ESQ.

! met him again he was tiudging along,
Hls knapSaek with chickens WA sMtiltng,
ieu "bieuLtaed these daiut les and tnOught it no
wrvng,
From some Secession>t,s dwelling.
~ MAJ rrSllnenIs N0nrs: and under whose Gag
~ 10 YOU n mr. sald touching his Ia tui Ger;
turning sinwit around he sinlngl said.
For tue tnou ght made INN -tr.ln er anal boil Ter,
II fights nat Siyet2
The next time saw him his KuaIsack was gone,
lis fsp aud ctnt.tn ", ~ mn eIE.
She, seha nell aud graz e. and The swift rife ball.
Al"tiLd han aud net him wer. iissing
how are YOU, ny lrend. aud where haze vou been
Atd f"r what ANA Tor whom are oa hghtag.
lie said a. shell from the enemy : lun
sent his aitn and hi, mnsl-t a ..kiIiGr,'
- hghLs ma Siget."
Ane once more ssw him and knslt BY his side
lis life bio'd Wa rapidly fl wing:
Whispered ~ IA ,ins, wite, Guilt en- end friends,
The b. ght land lo whirh he WAS Going
And have you no war, for the dear ONES at ONE
ibr wee one, the father ar nlIh4fl
YaNl saw; 4aid he, tell them, onl tell them 6ehts-
Poor ieiiia! be Thought oi no h.,i--
"l&ghts mil Ssgsi'
We scra3ed nut grave AMI he dfsamAssl; sleeps
ON the banks 81 The Saen ta,ioaii river;
His home aud his Kindred alike ase unknown
lis ,ewa,d in The pans af the silver.
We .,lacef rueh haafi tt the l,ld If il grave
''ssid 2 4 llim aiene iiti gins
Buf On tcwe in4l ked osr tafttd from he spot
The ittle we kueM - ,f~ stony
II Gshfs mat sired
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
Petusiary resources Of iae Gognrantnt.

The question:, Wuat do sou thiak Of
Government Stock Tor Iht estlnen,, i -
often asked, that We may as vel publish our
answer.
fneGo, ernlrent has the power To dem 1nd
vi theotatcs any amoaht ot nloney Necessary
10 sustain Itself. Ii has Tie power To
lax all individual All GO, ,oerat. prop
eity To any extent necessary to sustain It's
elf.
The Government did, by Act Of August
5, 1861, call Oh States Tor twenty lmlhons,
anu tie call was hohored. The Government
dld. by the Excise Tax Act Of July |, 1862
levy upon indvi1uel aud corporate interests
!. Tax, low ia process Of Collection, the az
2lcgate aluoull Of which per aunuul, II
eld Two hundred mlIlons; while our iin
ports un.ier lie present tariff are Yielding
eighty mlIlions per annun.
Itlese taxes and tam eau be,and will be,
enlarged il necesoary l1r tie sustenahce OF
Tue Government; therefore, Ne say, 81
long rs We have Il GoIeluneut, tile Cox
efnnent tock i the best security OF Ill.
II anaichy oeilihse, Us, the question must
De, not what is best, nor wnat is nUo,
worthless. hut What's the difference p
TAompsous Nei0 Yor6 commercial BdaI
Note reporter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
erGrneraI P,eutiss found mora 10

err General Pieutiss found more 10y.
Al white men IN ,be capital OF South Car
Dina than elsewhere, and very few al any
place more loyal white women. and lnany
being driven South. AT Petersburg there
were thousand ID one pen. Eyerywhsre in
theSouth the spiFil ofu.ag eadocIo abound
ell. They were sure they neutrality-suspicious.
kees, hui iiey did'atseemlolikethe proclaim
alton; didn't SEQ What right Lilcoln bad 10
free all The negroes.
EE Passenger statistics show that with.
ii nine months 1900 people have arrived
is sen al San Francisco, IN excess Of the
departures These added to q large over
Iand immigration, show a greater increase
in population ~ lhiS toast than during any
other ,ear since 1852. The overland im-
migration TO Oregon and Washington this
year viii reach $500. A Train Of 500
wagons is expected Al WaIla Walla on the
l5.h of tins month.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28

Gen. Sigel closes letter to commit.
tee il PnIadclphia, Ia the following Ian
guage:
am sorry 10 say that tie same princi
Pies Tor tile defense of which entered the
service, may. perhaps compel ne 70 with
draw from IL; for 10 one shall say Of me
tha, raised troops il nay name, aud then
did not look after them. 1t is my duty.
at least. to maintain Obligations as long as
have tie power 70 do 50, aud not silently
submit to measures which | Go not deem
justified.
have not resigned, and j hope he
government will he just cnoug h to save Ds
t;on ms last step. But | have asked to
be relieved OF my present command, aud
t, he placed III a position wherein can
make myself usclu, If NY well-foundcd
an6, as | believe necessary complaints, can
moi fluid redress. These complaints have
IN sone way, reached the pubic, and are
Suown TO you. You nay judge Of them
Yourself.
1t is evident. therefore, that il is neither
in my, nor in the pullc interest, that re-
cruiting should cease, and pray you TO do
ID you possibly can to ill up our Old reg
iments.
Your faithful friend, F, sIerL.
Maj. GeO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
Redemption from Slavery.


From TIE wo4cester (Mass) Transcript
Rev. j. ), la Martin, his just purchased
his sister and her Two children from slavery.
Tie Gil was the property Of Rev. John
Dorson IF Columbus, Georgia, whose un-
married son had seized upon caroline Mr..
Martins si>trr) AS his mistress. She. bore
him two children, 4 Toy and u girl-botll
Of whom are handsome qnadroons. The
girl is now sixteen years old anil the hoy
nine Mr.. Dorson sold the Girl AM her
two chill iren. his two grandchildren, for
two thousand dollars. but before part
ING with her no writes the following letter
to 81. Martin. showing a deem interest IL
the Christian eirl' whom he had
k.tt far his sons mistress for ski cen
Years:
feon I'll, bs.i,ins have TT nt;i
reluctance. il, plriing with Caroline, nei
.anly because she has if..en a faithful SER
YAM, tut because feared 10 place b Or
allow her to lie placed, whore her. soul
wouIl lie IL danger The city Of Boston
from which ven write las ;dw:.ys been
Known ~ the len Of social mansters aud
abolition infideIs: aud as | know Carulinr
to 10 Il Christian, | ha,e feared that sh..
would hpll me responsible for assisting t.
plunge her into moral and social ruin.
Ma, God save her? HeaIone cn make
her trv,,l,ni blessing TO her. " forces
ter Transcript.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
ItHNDCttIHfit '''F-'
=. b. SPENCER


CoNFiscArfeS IN Sourti CARoLtSA.--
The Washington Disp ltcfl q 0ct. 9li. -
Inc Ciicaso Tribune s:ns: DR. Wii'L..n
henry Brspanc. fornefly Of Giacinlali,
and li,ree others from Wisconsin,, haze been
appointed tax connli>Si ''ers Tor Soulh
Carolina and are here waiting fad in~trnc-
ions before ,:uling for Port Royal. It's IN
der Sto,i in so.ne qnlfters that they are .
procee to open utfice' and asses tt.es Tor
The whole taxahle proPe- ~ OF the Stat -
Il planters tiarougl, That lert q the ot.''e
n.nl.r rebel control come Dwari itnd pay
their taxes, all will be well. 1t mol. Inc
commissioners will proceed to sell tier
...t.,t.s Tor taxes. .ai in the event
..g their being 10 bFl !ssS at rates SUN
ci..nr 10 pay tsxr@. vii forfeit them 70 the
.s.,,,.g,,..sut. III fsils retily 10 adnpte,i.
/. i IL coarse Bat s.ao.hsr nains Tor con-
ii,cation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
Gen. N:elsl!aa and lle Presidents Proclamation.

The \. y, Tribune, IN the prse Of u
ious article APPROVING the order d Gen. Nc
Cielian, relatee to The Presidents ein;,cipa-
uon proclamation says:
Gen. Mcclellan in this order expresses
10 other than . soI!ier's opinion Of The
presidents proclamation Of f,esdom. T.
have done Otherwise would have been held
To justify the very license he was cons rain
Ell 10 rebike. BIT ace happen to kaoW
that tie generals personal coneictiow dnt
deliberate judgment fully sustain and APP
proce Nat proclamation, regarding itas
a mise. Just md necessary measure u nat
iondt deteace against deodty aud fornai-
dd6te treasoa. Wnrever adverse sympt-
lheics ANA prepoS.esSi"ns Gen. McCeI,itii
,'iay at An earlier day nave cherished. have
teen dissipa,ed 10y the stern experience
Of The last year. lie gives to that pro,
cla'naticn and the policy 1t in rugurates, not
only the ready support of his soliiers arm
bnt the full approval Of bis understanding
lui the ,eurdlclion OF ms patriot heart
In tact. We believe lhough.we have 80 au-
thorty for stating, that the proclamation
was not issued unliI after Gen. McCleilan
bad sisnlfed 10 The president that the time
for II, IN lis ia lgenent. hid fully come.
Genetal McCiellal had faithfully Iahoted
lar more than a year 10 save tue Union
without destroying slavery. Not succeed
ing in that exptu nent, he was nov ready
10 give US a loyal and hearty Support Z,
effort to sane the Union and lei slavery
goto Tie wall. And taat elliott viii now
.,e made.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28

THE MISSILES AT ANTgETAM - have
been cssJibiy informed that broken rail-
road iron aud blackamith's iooIs, hammers,
chissIs. dc, wers Srei ut US from rebel
cannon. Some Of fasse missiles made a
peculiar noise. resembling (which away,
which away" by which our mep came 70
Distinguish them from regular shot and
shell. fheY hssr.l them approaching
would cry turkey turkey comins an.l
fali far to asoli tilesu- An Mtlllefl>l, a
German. when he saw III tsi~ failing
around ll.ri. sxcsiMed. '.sfs Got! ~ shAii
have the blscksraith's shop to come next"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
F. S1GEL.
Maj. GeO

GLoRIous Iowa 1t is the glory IF
Iowa lhat she has saved for the Union
cause ali that has been lost in Ohio-that
she sends five new Republican candidates
t. the next Congress to balance the five
gained b, the Tories in Tire Buckeye State,
lhe in>ife She'd upon Iowa ly her arms
at Wilson's Greek. Belmont. Doneison,
Shiloh, luka and Corinlh, IS reflected back
by tie vote Of her people at home. II IS
related that rebel officer, captured N
recent battle, sked wonde ingy: Where
IL th,s lcwa that sends 10000 soldiers III
$40 lhe field! Wiat part OF the map is
I'll iotuu IN! never heard Of it I'll the
war connencec." There has been good
deal head Of Iowa since the war COM
,neuceli and it Is difficult TO "a. wheih-
er she has spoken loudest in the field OF
the council. = Chicago Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
Amendments 10 The Constitution.

Two amplnleus t. the Constitution are
To be voted ca ut the uext election:
L. To increase the Governors salary
from the piltance now alIowei % $4,000
per annuin. This shoul prevail. 1t viii
not bentfil the presentineubeut, but viii az
nix 10 his successor,
~. The. reduce ION or the rate ofin;eresi
with bankers may receive, from ten pei
cent, the present note, to seven per cent.
This Is also very proper amend
With th- vast amount Of paper currency
now afioat, the rate Of interest at the East
is very low. Bankers can easily OBJ
tain ali they want at three per cent
It is not fair to allow them TO charge ten per
cent.
Let ballots "For amendment TO the Con-
stitution," and "For amendment I" the
Banking Law he prepared, and on hand
ii every place where polls are openej.---
HadisoR .JournaL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
DENTISTRY.

aars established branch offices at Lancaster and
pHa1sion in connection with Platleyile. In the fu
sc ay time FOR Dental operations will be as follows;
tHfh'terlhe Office, January, February, April, May,
'gR August, October Deceulber.
korsmber.
Darlington Office, (at Russell Hotel,) March aud Sep
Teeth inserted Gold, Hard Rubber. Platina an,
E1er Bare or Artificial Teeth. All work warranted il
bFanchcs Of the Dental Art. The undersigned also
'ss to those troubled with detected plstes. very de-
ino substitute which ohs iafes the IrinciBal Difficult
Hes entallrd this misfortune
DR.. y. II. DEFFENBACHER, Dentist.
flatievie, April IL, 1862. AR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28

SIcEL AND THE CALlFoRSIAas. ~ Ger
lnansresldents Of San Francisco have sub
seriied $1,000 TO procure q testimonial for
presentation 10 Gen. Siscl. The pr sent
will he 4 golden eagle, wrethe'l with iau-
rel and sci With diamonds. Tie San
francisco Bulletin has the following par
agraph:
"lfre,lerick Never. Of this city, who
fought under Gen. Sigel At Baden Baden.
il 1913. ha~ just received a commission a.
secunsi Lieut.. ii the Uniiel STATES atiny.
ol,taiuei I,y SigeI's influence. Lieuieil-
mt Never is sad never 10 have asked
for the commission. but Sigel remembered
him
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28

We are not as vet mIisteled Iuto the v.
s Service but lock for the mastering OH
Ger ]. NJ. Towbiilgc to-day. The boys are
getting anxious To see him as they want
money bad, and their clothing worse; as
the air is .ye;e and cold here Oh the LaS,,
sh re, anil tile ,oys as 4 general tlllng,ite
Illnly clad; quite number are SEX u hos
lital, and many complaining IN camp.
Our quarters have been bad, as they leaI,
but have been tep,iresl me. since We
cane here. We progress we'll with the
re.i,nental drill which the officers put us
through. Some growing among the boys
about r,tions. DC, rs u,utl IN camp.
rne BOYS EXPECT q, get tu'l"ush- 10 come
home as soon a. they are mustered IN.
wish ron and our old friends could c.lll up
and see lis before We leave the state. The
isk is we re g,.ing to some Fort down
about Memphis, but this isa rulnor among
Tie Officers. We set copy Of the Her
aid occasionally.
Respectfully Yours.
a [o@NcCR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28

~ meeting Of ths return japses to.
'lay. consi ieral'le excitement WIS created
ny ~ attempt y pfevenL The counting y
fiie VOTES III Tie Second Colssr. ssionai
District, Tut ~ lie issue Of Il WIZ Vt aian-
da,ils - Judge Ihonps n. ~ 'oie was
counted ai.d LeohaId Myers, itspubl.cal !
was declared elected by 80 majority.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
Drsruap ,ScEs OF WAR.-A startling

DfsTuaB OF WAR.-A startling
iu>:snc.. OF fhe arrangements OF social
and rcigio,s customs by the war. is nor
heed al Frederick. MI. Every church
excepting one IL that city Of 5000 inhsl'-
itsits has been Converted INTO hospital.
AL l-;s>i 5000 sick AMI wounded Soldiers
ars. I,c.,isd 10 the cny aud neissht"Fhool.
Various denominations have Z, take turns
IL using s,s. one Chulc'l- El'isc"l'aliuns =
tie lnnri,ing L,,tharaIs ID tile aIserl,o,r.
and some oghpE DENOMINATION IL tie evr-
ning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
ln,lianap il, Oct. IL

Capt. Slreach Of the 5tn casa r., ar
rise,.. h..te last night with twelve more u
lie Blicksoisl coualy re.'els. a'fested for
destroying The baIlot-box AMI interfering
with tine draft. Theg are all members VI
the so-caIieJ Democratic party, including
their sheriff, lis deputy aud an cx-Insm-
Der VI the legislature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
From The 33l Regiment.

CAMP IT'LL y. iaeite. wis Oct 18Th Is62
FRIEND Cover: Dear Sir Enclosed
herein sou will Ii d list u Officers and
Plvalcs OF Company &, Thirty Tnlrd
Re4t.. Wis. Vols, stationed at Camp Utle,,
Racine:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28

9E-.Can va tell ~. h.'w the word
Salon j. Spri, y WAS ASKED of = cocknev
In Il Philri.ipllian. '.Isst'sIhly,' SAID lie
I..,,d.,.-r with i t,ok Of t,inmph, s-siere's
i hess and i hay, sud = bell. and Two
hoes, and han"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28

Besides considerable quantities Of Quar-
ternlaster's and Counnissary stores, We
capturrd of The rebels 1929 Of small
arms, $4,000 pounds If ammunition.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28

Tns CoRRscr PKoUScaTios n iiie name
81 the l.st great batiis-tis'd saon'a = i'fo-
managed Ai,-tetan --tils sscesns % sus 1877
syllable.-RdLI, S0A.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
OFFICERS,

Frank B. Blu dick, Captain.
George Harrington, LII. Lieutenant
Elliott III. Liscum. 2 /! lieutenant.
sERGEANTs.
Louis Schneider, lst. Sergeant.
Sylvester Is Si,-uc,r. , do
CnarIrs ) johnson, 81 do
Lewis Melton. 4th do
Josiah A Biciiard. 5th do
coKPoRALs.
Christopher Brown, Isl Corporal.
James X Vauan,crg, ri DO
Elias Anderson. 3 do
Alnses l. VmiSlckir, 4th do
Alfred ID Dcie.ic!, 9Th do
Francis NJ Shaw, 6th do
Sherman b Linn, 18th DO
TnunIas Waid, Sth do
Arnold a Petty, Wagner.
Isaac d Ross. Drummer.
YIN Sandeis, flfer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28

} B. CORY, NJ. b.
an, permanently orated In the will ce OF Patch
Saaon ms professional services a. Physician and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
Results Of The Battle Of Iuks.

The official statement OF the results Of
the battle of luka is as follows, VIZ:
Rebels kiled--(founs on the field 265
DO died in tnO hospital 10
Total 3So
Wounded left ia hospital 81
Removed b price ooJ
Prisoners Soi
T, tai LASS
Rebel prisoners captured at Corintil
stat. thai Price officially reported los Of
1900 men. Gen. Little (Iate U. s. Al
AMI 81. stanton were the most promi-
nent rebel officers killed.
unIsn killea-Gomuissla nel OGiceta
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
1)bpsniNns-


UA NIGUULS.
N''a tr p7s confidence stlll ef-rS - profession
IT'S W. Il' pAh4sr Uiics q the o.! stand
- lsS2 q ~ Va ~, -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-28
MINIS, MCKEE " BLESSING.
ATTORNEYS AT I4Aw,

VIII Practice in the counties Of Grant, Iowa and la
iHeite. Wis, and 10 DayirSS TO- III 5u-tf
Having established War Claim Az :ncy with res
foaSiole Iaw hm in Washington city we are now pre-
pared 70 prosecute aud recover. without delays, al! just
gains ior s0'iie''s nav. bOuntes, pensions, &c Re-
Naei volunteers ana Toe families Of those q, ceased
'oaiG present their claims rs early as possible. We
eoa'ge eoiu it the claim be just and not recovered