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, 1862-01-20

lG inches, and the link was as 2,951 to 1,aa27,
or about ~ times. the largest. Tic Govern
ment chain broke three times before breaking
the Lake Superior link. The test link stood,
as termed by the makers, double proof
and half Up to this time tile Wyan-
dotte Company have turned out cable chains
by hand, but in about three weeks 4 machine
for their manufacture will be erected at a cost
Of It, eco, the second Of The kind in the Unitel
States, the first being at the Washington Navy
Yard. Tic Company have abundant capital,
IN 70 and
having, from their location, facilities for pro
curing Lake Superior iron at moderate cost
for freight, tho time must soon arrive when
all competition will be placed far in the rear.
, 1862-01-20
meeti11g Of 5torkboDers.
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO Is
~ MILWAUKEE RAILROAD C1MPAET,f
fhirnpo Jannarv

Chieago aad Milwaukee Radlread Company.
The Annual Meeting Of the ssockholde11 af the CIT
csso nnd M5twankaN EaASead Company. VIII he aeia
LAKE, ard Cls7k streets on TUESDAY, Fe6rqaI In
and the t, aas1cton Of erch Other matters - ny %
presented T. =. noMHa. aac1eEa1z.
ieE :ss51..t1
, 1862-01-20
manufaeture OF Cable Chains at De-
tfoit.

We noticed paragraph IN an exchange,
the purport OF which was that the Navy Yard
at Washington was the only place in the
United States where cable chains can be manu-
1actured. Now We unhesltatingly assert
that Michigan can beat tic teor7d in the MAUI
faciurc u the identical article in qucs-
ton, and om claim viii be amply substantial
ed sat each and every. fair test that may be
instituted. The Wyandottc Mills, near De-
troit, layc for the past three years been en-
| gagged in manufacturing cable chains Of all
sizes, from flSe-sixtecnths of an inch to two
| iaehes Of 6sst Lake Superior charcoal iron.
| About two years ago one Of one and three
| eighths inches was manufactured for the
steamer Montgomery, which is decidedly the
best cable on The Lakes. The cable chains of
the above establishment have been in use by
the Pewab:c, Franklin and Quincy Mining
Companies for two years; and By the Mime
| sofa and Isle Royal Companies during the
| past year, and they unequiyocally pronounce
| them the best they have ever used. Immense
| quantities Of these chains arc required for the
| mines, the companies VIC have named each
purchasing Of the Wyandotte Company to the
amount Of from s., 500 to 81, 900 annually.
II 1858, i chain link Of one and one-unatter
| l3) inch diameter of Lake Superior iron was
tested In the Government machine at WASH
iaeton. The chain used for the test was Is
, 1862-01-20
The Outrage on the 12th Wisconsin.
IE:totu the Qniucr II Nhfq It'll

The Outrage on the 12th Wisconsin.
From the Quincy r Nhtg, 17th.l
We trust the managers Of the hannibal &
st. 10 R. r. will enjoy the money they get
from the United States on account Of the 12th
Wisconsin Regiment. The company was
asked to send train from Palmyra to the
burned bridge at the North river to receive
the regiment, and refused in toto, informing
them that they must 60 round by Hannibaf,
which compelled tue Wisconsin boys to march
- miles instead Of six or eight, and puts into
the pocket Of the corporation a few dollars
extra more than it would have via the North
river bridge route. But worse than this, when
the boys, after their hard and cheerless march,
arrived opposite the great city Of Hannibal,
they found the river impossible, and had to
camp out last night in the cold as best they
could. They extemporized camp fires to
keep from freezing, but sleep or rest under
| the circumstances must have been well nigh
impossible. But The Il & st. Jo r. R. made
money By it-made it out Of suffering. Let
us see if the United States will sanction any
repetition Of any such proceedings.
, 1862-01-20
4oOle MENT,
alicliigan Southern and Lake Shore

r a L r O AD.
On and amer SUNDAY. Nov. 81, and until furtaM
notice, trains Will leave Chicago - follows:
NEW YORK DAY E1rEEas:
go \. II. daily Except S1ndsT), v1a Old Acdi2kz
ltoaa, connecting ut Elkhszt with train o.. AR.
Line Road. At White tsgeon with Train for Thres
Rivers, Adrian with Trains for Jackson st Ar.
Line Junction with trains for Monroe 2rd De-
tEoH.
NIGHT EXPRESS:
60 T. u. daily {e1cert Saturday. via Old MehI-
gar loa connectiu- at Air Lille Junction with
trans for Detroit.
Trains arrive fEcm the East 1915 A. AI aud II p IL
All the above tr:ttEs make regular conncrttoEs to
Boston. Pl.ia.ispn,a BHlun!ore aud N Ro;Ets M Eass
eS Shs win al nooeo
Through Tickets can hs o',tapsd at the CoEaranyt
the Depot corner q yAa Bnzeu anL SHERMAN etreet
JOHN p CAMPBELL aEo: A. GRAY.
Ge1l Supt, Toledo, O. Genl Western A2t
, 1862-01-20

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
a1e2 SeoE g.
sH aa k5Se 5Sea With %53zfnn RoS L Rsu s.
1sn TFsde5tcs , Bu1ts5eld Charles sn;aa coshr.n
4GdaTs 4 d Eszaenes rid q Samuel 4ae BE- BoesEt
eeeFts' aPa
& seSG Ss
@ @TfsSsasE HqftsTasld, Charles T. Goe6iaa, Tao@ss Z;
ed h faa IL Il
Court 91 ne ghanssg side thereof he FeuFteenth
81 ana as Saas
tn,nas 1as;2d q the First ,onds5 Of JANUARY As by
sasss 5eu ths saia nonzszssnt
isnn Ss a. 9hc
es :! Ta MSdhsy e hy f 6
as a te acd tes a
rzs9,'
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
Dor COOK, Superior Court Of Ghtcsso MalGh A;}
RS:s Hs & Id fhs Garden 6
BaiidiaE kEsecIsaon-IaG GhsaesEE a9 E.,e u.u o,s
Of az af as
tie ofnce Of e Clerk Of said Superior Court Of Ghs"
Hi that he above named complainant fled his oi1l
o On lie St day OF DeeobeE 1851, against the ADORE
named defendantst and that Summons thereapoo
able at the Court House. the City Of Chicago OF the
frst Monday Of March next 1852 as bE law required
eoualJ be and appesr before salc Superior Court Of
Chicaso Of Cook County the first day Of the term
he frst Monday Of March. 1s2 and Plead answer Of
sae and lie matters and things therein charged and
ssated viii be taksn confessed and dsGEee RI entered
against Yon accord1uE t2 ths YT3Ees q Sa1o o! a-
scAMos, McCAea & FULLER, Co"prfs sorrA
, 1862-01-20
Sandusk5, Dayton l. Cincinnati R.R.
Il CoSSEcT1os WITH
CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO RAILROAD,


TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas,
Il Michael Tlernan has n1as1e defaut in the payment
Of his frolnlasesy Note, dated December Eth $50, pay
able to Grcencbauul Brothers, one year from date
thereof With interest At ten per cent And where's
the payment Of ssd note secured by Deed OF Trust
execufed hy said Ticrnan AID vile tMay s., Of date
With said Note converting TO the undersigned TTu
tee, the premises described Lots fourteen {4 and
fifteen ISL IN Jonson:s snbdiy=lon Of part q The
t2;l Township thirtynine lS9, North Eaage fourteen
east Of the Third Principal Meridian, situated in
The County OF CooE and State OF Illinois and whcs,
Deed Of 11us: WAS recorded In the Office OF the Re,
eoEder Ct said Cook County In Book COS Of Deeds,
Page is.
Now therefore. IN pursuance with the powers In said
Deed Of Trust contained and upon the application Of
1helega1 holder Of said Note t. Trustee in sai.l
Deed Viii on the 21th day Of january, D. lai. sell
at public suction for cash to the highest bidder
O'Clock in the forenoon Of satd dsy Vt the north door
Cook Aforesaid the above described parcels oi land
with all right and equity OF redemption ol the said
Herman and wife nlch and such portion thereof
q may be necessary to make the money due upon said
Note. principal and interest. and tir costs and
penses Of sale. HENRY GhEENEBACA,
Trustee. &C.
.18nu1ry iat tfkE+
, 1862-01-20

~ RHRoAD.-CHAEGE p7 TrNz-Wlnter A.
1aiEtn,eu cutnncacinZ SuItay Nov lta lSil. Tr7.1z
ieaTe CHICAGO. Day ExEress and NAL, sunlays e!-
espted lln 4 ~; Wight Esptesa ss5Grt5sys e3cepted
$50 r NJ Through Trains arrive: Sis a. n and 81
E Nj; Joliet AcZonIaodation, 90 !. n
, 1862-01-20

~ Hernia or Rupture.-P. E..
MINOR II. D. hsying discovered a permanent Cure
{o7 ne1ia {on young old,) in from four 10 eight
vtek1 By tie uae Of an External Medicine that does
moi interfere With buEpess pursuits can be consulted
E,rcets Chicago: n, room No: 2 pstairs3 0tnee
hours from to z = II, to p NJ aad : to ?. N.
Post Office Box, es2. dels.hol71m
, 1862-01-20

THICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD.
FOE MILWAUKEE,, Ii CROSSE, ST. FAUI, OsaKoaH.
BERLIN. AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
On snd after WEDNESDAY. Dec. 18th. 1851, Fas9eEgT
Truths viii leave the Depot OF Wt5. kuEe aa
Canal Streets, tSunday5 e1cepted+) rs follows:
$40 a M :fl 1l::o r NJ AID arrive at AilW1uke2 u
Tasscns1 Trains aG7i7e st Chicago at 71;ea n so6
5poF-M.
WACKxGAs ACcoxaopAT1oN TRAIN 1sayes CitcaEo
at 45a P. Il. and arr1res at Chicago ut $50 a II
nos 8. C. BALDWIN. Superintendent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
Mt. Hope Celebration.

we have notice that the celebration at
Mt. Hope was well attended, and that the
grafton BY Mr.. Blessing was able and well
received. A general account is offered,
but We have only space for few of the
sparkling toasts read. We select and offer
them without much respect to order or
quality, all being very gooi and patriotic:
By VOLUNTEER:
The Union Army While the officers re-
ceNe the best pay, the best fare and all the
honors, the privates are the boys on whom
we depend to fight the battles; let US not
withhold from them our gratitude and
thanks.
By Mr.. JOHN STACK:
The Memory Of Washington-May his
devotion to the cause Of freedom serve as q
bright example to our soldiers, now en-
gagged IN the same glorious cause.
By Mas. M. McNAMEE:
The Ladies Of this Country-May they
ever rule it, not ty unseemly wrangling
at the ballot box. but by pure and patri-
otlc influence over their husbands, sons,
and brothers.
By Volunteer:
General Burnside-Born in Liberty.
Union Co, Indiana, Of good honest Scotch
parents. May our country produce more
such Generals as Burnside.
By VOLUNTEER:
The United States-Good enough for
Northern people, and If the people in
dixie are not satisfied, let them strike a
B line over Jordan.
By Mrs. c. G. DRAKE:
The Adopted Citizens of America
Then loyalty and patriotism will be remem-
bered when this accursed rebellion shall
have been crushed, and the names Of many
native born citizens handed down to future
generation branded as traitors.
By Gro. f. TRAIN:
The Loyal Women Of America-May
they all to a man be united.
By VOLUNTEERS:
The Northern -sills-May the Vol
unteers, show the southern rebels, that the
Temple Of Liberty, rests on sure fouhda-
ton.
By r. G. HuMppREY:
jeff Dayis-May his transit to Abra-
hams bosom be speedy and secure until
Old Abe gets rope about his neck, and
then may he ornament some tree with the
greatest traitor that ever polluted Ameri-
can soil.
By a VOLUNTEER:
Woman-The morning etar yof oul
youth; the day star Of our manhood; the
evening star Of our old age. God bless
our stars!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
Another Victory for Gen. Batter.

On Friday evening last, q number Of
gentlemen were standing in front of Good
ell a. Chase's store, on Main street, when
the conversation turned on the war and
the military rule Of Gen. Butler in New
Orleans. Among them was Judge S. O.
Paine and DR.. Geo. E. Robertson The
Doctor being notorious for his strong sym
pathies for the-Southern, and, We under
stand, said he wished that Gen. Butler
would die Of yellow fever before six
months. This raised the patriotic ire Of
the Judge, who declared, ii substance,
that "the man who would wish such
wish is no better than a secessionist. -
The DaAor responded that he was no Sc
cessionist, and stepped up, declaring he
weald hold the Judge responsible fol
what he said. The Judge replied that he
aoas responsible, and reiterated his charge
to which the Doctor responded that it was
false, upon which the Judge struck him,
and parties interfering, the Judge received
a scratch in return.
The news spreading, the boys immedI-
ately hoistel the flag upon its st # IN the
Public Square, in token Of a great Union
victory, and the friends Of Gen. Butler re-
ioiced exceedingly in his vindication. We
hear that a farmer, seeing the flag, rode
several miles into town to hear the news,
and was told that Gel. Butler has gained
brilliant victory over his enemy, and
Fort Robertson bad been taken!
"Who'd thunk il" two years ago.
when Ben. Butler was voting for Jetf. Da-
Wis in the Charleston Convention, that the
time would ever come when one OF ms
then most sturdy political opponents would
"pitch into" one Of his ayowed followers
for wishing him i'll luck Times 40
change, and the more men change with !,
them ia the direction in which Gen. Butter
has changed, the better Grant Co"afy
Witness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
Dreadful Events al Richmond.


The N. Y. Times correspondent writes
July lst:
On Saturday night orders were given
Gems. Franklin, Sumner and Reyes, whose
forces had held the center and right Of our
line on the west side ofthe Chickahom ny, to
d sstroy everything in the line of camps,
commissary stores, ammunition and hos
pital supplies that transportation could
not be furnished for,and to gradually with
draw their forces towards Sayage's. Word
was also sent to the wounded at Sayages
for those who were able to walk, to move
Immediately to Carriers Station on James
river. All the ambulances belonging to
the army were brought down to the sta
ton aud filed with the severely wounded.
But transportation could not be provided
for all, and about three hundred were left
to fall into the hands of the enemy.
Four carloads ct ammunition sent up
from the White House on Thursday, for
the use Of the siege train, were replaced in
the cars, and the entire train, including the
locomotive, was let loose, to run down the
railroad, AID SO off the burnt railroad
bridge into the Chickahominy. The whole
train moved down the track, increasing in
speed in every yard, and when it reached
the bridge went tumbling into the river
with a terrible crash.
A small amount of eommissary stores
and camp equippage was destroyed at
Savage's. The larger portion OF the army
supplies were at Fair Oaks. Here we
were obliged TO burn vast quantities for the
lack Of transportation.
At IL o'clock, midnight, the transporta-
,ioE train--the head Of which was across
the railroad, on the road crossing the rail-
road at Savage's Station-began TO move
towards Charles City, following the direc-
tion taken BY Morrels Division, in the af-
ternoon. The transportation tram was
preceded by a long line Of artillery.
AT s o'clock Sunday morning Gen. Nc
ClelIan ordered lis tents to be struck,
which having been done he, with his stat
and body guard, proceeded to Charles
City.
The train was several hours in passing,
and did not reach Charles City till late tho
next morning.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
For the Grant County Herald.
The Fourth Of July at fafl0n.

DEAR SR:-We enjoyed yesterday, a
patriotic and profitable time. The Tafton
Union Sabbath Schools, the Bunker Hill
Sabbath School, and the Sabbath School
connected with the Congregational Church
on Blake's Prairie,me at Tafion, and under
the direction of your old fellow toPrnsman
Deacon Matthew Lewis, were marched
through the village with martial music,
flags, and several handsome banners bear
ing appropriate inscriptions. With large
crowd from the surrounding country they
proceeded to the shady covert Of grove,
where the exercises of the day were iltro-
duced by singing from the schools and
choir. Rev. Mr.. Tracy oficiated as Chap
lain; $. !. Campbell Esq, read the time
honorcd Declaration; Elder D. MatIock Of
your place delivered The National Grafton,
and Rev. Mr.. COBB, of Prairie du Chen,
the address to the children. After some
exercises by the schools, we spread our
napkins on the grassy floor, and partcok of
the good things provided. Dinner over,
several short pointed addresses to the chill
dren by Mr.. A. r. Port ana Mr.. Saben, OF
Prairie du Chen, David Parsons, ESQ.,,
and others, interpreted with singing and
speaking by the children, were listened to
with much satisfaction. The regular
toasts were given by Amos Wilson, and in
response to the Volunteer toast-"The
Soldiers Of Grant Co.," Thos. Brookens
was called out, one of our Tafton boys who
was captured at Bull Run while endeayor-
ing to help his wounded comrade David
Strong off the field. lie gave a very in
teresting account Of their imprisonment,
and exhibited some Of the trinkets manu-
featured from beef bones, which they whit
tied out and sold to the officers Of the Con
federate army that they might get some
extra rations to keep from starving. This
brought to a close one Of those interesting
times, that it does us good to look back on
and although some Of our ,,earts were
heavy with the ominous news from Rich
mond. The children, with child's blesset
immunity from care,were gloriously happy
The still calmness Of the night til follow
ed, was broken by the sweet voice Of some
kindly friends who favored many Of oul
citizens with a serenade that viii dwell ii
their memories long. The sincere thanks
Of those favored are hereby returned.
+. G. T.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
A Card.

The subscriber begs leave to announce
to his patrons ofthe Grand Cotilion at the
Stone Ilall on the ening Of the Fourth,
that he is greatly obliged for the large as
semblage, there being eighty-six couples
and mora, and for their good behavior
ouietness, and sobrieiy, also. wishes to
compliment the musicians for their sweet
notes FROM 900 in the Shade up to 1901.
The glorious old Fourth has passed
most agr,.eably, though tens Of thousands
Of patriot.volanteers are spilling their blood
and risking iLeir lives for the Union and
Constitution. Cheers for the past hide
nendence ,lay, and hurrah for the coming
fourth Of 'e3! May there then be peace
to our braves, victory TO our arms every
where and 10 hopes for traitors
DOUGLAS OLIVER.
divers Hfills. July 5, 1862.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
wAc oM MAkINo ANn RrPAlRiNa.
TO THE PUBLIC OF
Grant County & Elsewhere!

have now on hand complete assortment of
HARDWARE, IRON STEEL,
STOVES TINWARE
GLASS & PUTTY, AGRlCULT URAL TOOLS,
KER oSEN LAMPS, &c.
/ offer the above for cash and only at greatly
reduced prices. My stock OF Stoves / oder at lower
prices than any other dealer in Grant County Those
dealing in Boscobe will find it to their advantage to
call at my store before purchasing elsewhere, am
determined offer cash customers, bargains that will
be in keeping with the times.
sStore the Depot, next to the Barnett House in
% eobel.
Boscobel, January l. 1862. 22-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

EB-The new tri-weekly mail arrange
ment between Boscobel, Lancaster and Pc
tOsi, affords greatly improved facilities fol
business along the entire route, beside
supplying daily newspapers from Nortl
and South, published at Milwaukee and
Dubuque. The facilities for travel are now
capital and amount to a daily. Mr.. Eos
tors new hacks are an improvement oyel
any vehicles running the roads, and de-
serve the fayos of the travelling public
lie talks of doubling the line so as to run
n passenger daily line between Lancaster
and Boscobel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
Boston July 8.

The war news received up to 2 O'Clock
today. caused 4 temporary depression q
Of the stock market, and y. ;. 5-lo
opened at los -, fell to 100, and closed
100 IL. After the board there was bet
ter feeling, and large lots Of government
loans sold rs 10I 10 I0l IL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

Also takes Ambrotypes ia tho same room; flsas e
come ma examine his specimens lie Will " a 81 81
e NJ al times Of day. He has good stoek q
s si Is cents and upward, according 70 siLs anu
esly an kinds Of pictures for sending u Letter.
AIKEN on paper, ron leather, glass &c, anu
ed never fade. = - ~ ms
Potosi Nav 10, 1852.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
TIME TABLE OF 1862
FOR TIE
BOScObcl Milwaukee Prairie du Chen K. K
CORRECTED BY F. B. BURDfcK, Agent.

CORREG1ED 81 ~ p DoA go
r;rst train going East Freight & Passenger, 5'45 a. M
Saaand q Mail lU:lz
3ryes in Milwaukee at 5 80 p Stops only at Bos-
cabel Lone Rock aud Mazomanie, west Of MadisFn
T,rd train Fast night Express Passenger 40 p m
Arriving in Madison at $40 p M ana arriving "a MI
Yankee at 4:l5 a. m. 40
raan,d = /" 4 Passenger, 2;l0 p ~.
Ta;4 :. Z Mail 4 Passenger, 6Ol "
l-tf -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
Divers Ellis, July 5, 1862.
Cape Race, July 5.

C7-o
The steamship Hiberian, from Liverpool
9Th, via Londonderry 2sth, passed here
this morning. :.
Breaastufis quiet and steady. Provis-
ions dull.
II i asserted that Napoleon has resoly-
ed 10 send sufficient troops to Mexico 70
force way 10 the Capitol against all OBJ
stacles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

GETbo Mineral Point and Cassyille
mail stage, by way Of Lancaster, New Cal
irornia and Beetown, is carried regularly in
a good hack for passengers by the propri-
etor, Mr.. c. II. Cox, a gentleman trust
worthy and responsible. There should be
a good travel patronage between neighbor-
hoods upon this route, and valuable packa-
ges may be transmitted through Mr.. Coz
with entire safety. lie leaves Minera
Point for Cassvllo on Mondays and Thurs
days, returning Wednesdays and Satur
DAYS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09


disease. cold settles somewhere an inc body ana oo'
strucs its natural functions. These, II not relieved,
react upon themselves and tho surrounding organs, pro-
ducing general aggraya i9u suffering, and disease-
While in this condition oppressed by the arrangements,
take Ayers Pills ari see how directly they restore tho
natural action Of the system, and With Il the bu9yans
feeling Of he h gain. What true and 80 apparent IN
this trivia cad common complaint Is also true "a many
purgave effect expals them. Caused by similar obsruc-
lions aud arrangements of the natural functions Of inc
by the None who know the virtues q these
Pills, will neglect to employ them when suffering irom
the disorders they cufe.
Statements from leading physicians in some Of the
principal cities, and from other we'll known public per-
sons
From F5rtoardpg Merchant u s.. LOFis, ft0 4, 1865
On. AVER; Your Pills the paragon Of all that Is
great In medicine They have cured my little daughter
of ucerous upon her hands and eo that had proved
incurabe for years. Her mother has been long grey
ousy afflicted with botches aud pimples on her skin aud
ia her hair. After child was cured she also tried
'V@' A''S' "NH ''1 49, ASA MORGRIDGE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
Asst Surgeon. 10th Kansas Vol.

RE Tie trustees Of the B.ptist Church
nj Madison have invited Re-. j. E. john
son, Of Jackson, Mich, 70 become their
pastor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09

nE-A young man married a fat OLD
widow worth 100000, says il WASH bis
wife's face that attracted him So much as
the fanre.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
WAR CLAIM AGENCY.

rha undersigned rrocures ArreaIages, Bounty; Ten
e for Soldiers and teir Heirs; the state Houn
ssVns 1ss;es attends to the settlement and eollec
y - sss1;t. Accounts against the State and tn
Dtcd states and any business With the State DtPaIt
sa..nts f-r-send Tor Circulars
- Adaiszs' Hi'n is'-' E. b. gunner, Madison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
nEpUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR
- nTERRICKz

u.virg received the appointment q nep;
-. ,,aSsn4v Surveyor of Grant County, VIII ateena
ny - ali business in ihst line intrusted TO him.
ssna ore mile southeast Of Eairplays ~ the town
Of Jamcstown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-09
NoTIcEl
Watch and Clock Hakerl
At p OTTO 81.

The undersigned improves this Opportunity % an
nonce to the public that he occupies the room oses
n T. Hamnonds harness Shop, ana = Iesu3 - = III
III, kinds If Watches Clocks aud Jeweir5; aso' i'l
~, sieal ;nsrrnnents All work warranted.