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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

CANTERBURY ball.
MONDAY, September
AND DURINs SHE WEEK,
OTHER WEEK OF WONDERS!
NE IEcEs NEW FAS SEW suooKssEs
The famous
UR r OF d 4 ATTY
viii appear to night
dSuoo s. Of the original and ssIy
/ L II a r z T T A,
I'm E REk UTIFUL
and fascinating
SPANISH DANsEUsE,
Third week Of
MISS CLARA BUTLER,
Yhe Handsome and DoshIng songstress.
MISS JENNY ALIEN,
Yhe Winning. Pretty snd AttfGetivs Dsnsenss.
First night Of
MISS AMELIA WELLBe,
Hhe Charming Songstress and Actress.
First night Of
MI X. i f. 3 4 6 3 rsA'
f night ass ' EEEEs i sMiTs and ''r'
MISS S MAJ k s4At hE2iR.rsos,
MISS FANNY o LEE fa &
Ihs great and only .aoos..fs1 Americas Panta-
mimist.
The FAvotite and Funny Ethiopian Comedian,
Mr.LEW SIMMONS,
The unrivsled Bsniolst and omsdlan.
MASTER TOMMY,
The DoubII Distilled Essence Of Fun.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
The Pantomimi.t, Juggler, 30.
AND MANY OTHER NOvEL7IEsI
0reat sscoess and fourth night Of the Button
Bursting, Serio Comioo, Melo DrS-
matIo Pantomime of
VOL-AU VENT.
Or,
4 NIsHY's ADVENTURE.
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1XH AND AAR
d e A f ~ Z 8 8.

. p. k yoS az z; Y
EYE and EAR. TesuIf,ng MS4ea uestgsst o
S.yEical epe rauons 20 restoss eieH r aDe HAA3-
lN0s Omoe, 32T fennsy wanna svonue.
Dr. Won a., has. since his resldenoe IN w ash.es.
ton, performed many value cures OF the cee ~
blind, and the testimonials awarded bin, fvnboe
can b examined &C this o6iosJ are Of the highese
order. se1fms
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FROM MANASSAS.

THE ENEMY IN BAD WAY FOR PRO-
VISIONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

u 4 large number of members Of Congress
have arrived within few days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

ING THE POTOMAC ABOVE AND
BELOW POINT OF ROCEs
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JACKSON NOT IN TIE BATTLES FRI.
DAY AND SATURDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

OUR WOUNDED DIE OF STARVATION on
The BATTLE FIELD.
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TE@COLLECTOR'S OFFICE,
uY WAsMHofoH, d. O.. August %, lss2.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYBRs.-Tho taxes Tor
one hundred dolla -. A diso0unt Of xfSeSn Dor
gent is allowed under the lev until the ~ day Of
September. =
Com and due bills or certificates Of iudebt sdpess
or tais Corporation Of the generalization az Eve
arc d!ene receivable n payment for axes,
~. Abatement herqin named will aot DO allowed
upon the saxee aecru 1ng upon the Property TasdV
In Arresr for taxes for gensral purposes until mok
kIoaIage Is psid. ~.
aaA'hvsv WIN, DIXON, celleesor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

NJ, NEW YORK. Apra y, -.
$50 70. svenus. washingtoa, Do
Dsas Ssg: We beg % assure you that the W etohss
yeu have bought OF n are eli manyfsetured b the
are warranted BY then, % give entire setialASAo9
in every Iesleot. belasstrng oontinsAnos o.
your large eroers. We are. reaP ectfuly,
ROBBINS At PLEHONa Agents of ne
American Wa4ch Compaay.
A complete sseorAn04 a the Genuine Amerloa9
W atcbes in Sold spd Silver Csess. Also, snel
sizes for ladies constantly on hand and for sAle g
II. skMkkN'e, yewsil,T, $50 Pc, AVE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

EREE CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON
i ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 2s9 Pa avenue,
between 9Th and 10Th SITS -NRw ARRANG EMBNf =
The urdersigned Is happy to annou noe thar he has
efec.ed an engs cement with Mr.. hElSRY JUNG
NICKEL, the greatest vIoloncello PlAye now In
this country. who will perform evory night ct the
above hail, In company with other stars AIso.
will delight our visitors With her mag nifcent
Songs, puets, etc Mr. ADOLPH WfLLEN-
host OF talent unsurpaste ed W any esta bills hment
10 the CITY Choloe Ne treatments constantly on
hand. Oficers in attendance 20 preserve order,
Conoert oommsnces 1T O'Clock p m.
a % let HENRY ROSENTHAL, PreD'r.
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NEW YORK TWELFTH REGIMENT

The New York lsth regiment, in Butternsld's
Srigade, went into the action on Saturday with
33i men and came out with only 106. The divi-
sion In witch tae 18th was, was composed Of
ButteIfeld's and Martindale's brigades-General
Butterfeld acting as Major General and Colonel
Weefs, Of the 18th, scIing Is brigadier of Butter
fields brigsde-made the first charge on the
field, driving the rebels from battery and hold.
Ing 1t until they had exhausted their ammunition,
when they were obliged to retreat, an overwhelm.
Ing force Of rebels (about $4,000 charging on
them. The whole division, numbering about
two thousand when they went into action, MUS
tered only some five hundred when they returned
Col Weeks was wounded In both thighs and
In the leg. Capt. Root was LEFT wounded on the
Held, but has nee been reported dead Lieut..
Bean, wounded; Capt Ryder, aid to General
Butteraeld, wounded in the hand; Lieuts Stan.
ton and Ludden were wounded; Capt Fowler
had his clothes cut In i've places ball cutting
hole In his cap and then had his toes broken
by piece OF she'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

THEY ARE IN MAG NIFICENT SPIRITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05
EORDS NEW TENTE ~. THEAYER,
TsHtk ST., abocs Pa. dvsRss,
PROFESSIONALLY. HaE MOST FASH
UNABLE THEATER IN The CITY!

UNPRECsDENrE TRIUMPH
Ut tie Psprlar Conedisu,
MR.. JOHN s. LARKE,
III Nightly called before the curtain
lk( The First Ladies Of the City pTesepti
O The erks OF tie Departments Ia attend
H. Tbs Officers Of the Arnr rarrssented!
IL The StranEers In the City al visit Us!
THIS EVENING,
The roarlrg Como Play Of
TURNING The TABLES!
Jack Humehrles.- J. =. Clarke
After which, the excellent piece entitled
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Waddllore. --------..-----...----J.S b. Clsrse
1ou,billon, his fret sppos,si oe ut
tnib tnSaAeI We plsuQ
70 oopcluoe with tire extremity oomi, drama of
The SrEC7ER BRIDEGROOM.
I'D = Slerke
Tbs entire Drsma'lo Company Also appear in
these three ep enCId pIeces.
Acting and taso Mansg.r. ..-..-.. Mr.. Bland
ADHESION.
Dress Circle and PaIsset---,5 80 cents
SioneeIt -----------Ib cera
No extra cns 60 for rsrervsd seats.
Doors open ~ sua. ter TO O'Clock overture at
so'oook ouriaIn rlsee az O'Clock. ssS
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CAPTURED BY THE REBELS,

List OF officers captured by the rebels In the
battles Of Friday, saturday, and Sunday last:
Majcr Charles E. Livingston, 10th N w;
Msjor Fiat Michigan Cavalry, name not recol.
lectedi Capt George A. Gerish, N. H. Battery;
Capt. J. A Judson, A A. General to Gen. Hatch;
Capt. George AlcOck, f, I4th N Y. 8. M j;
Capt: James Mcconnell, II, sth ". Y. "; Capt
G; Boyd: A, 5'h n: Y; Capt c. S MOnt.
2onery, Z, Sin N. Capt. T. NJ Howrig,n; 1st
alichigsn Cavalry capt John Resse, n, 4th
HirgiDia Cavalry; Lieut.. T A. B. Rooms, c, 56th
I, "; Lieut.. E Doughty, A, I'd U. ) s. 3;
Lisut Patrick McCleary, F Path n. Wv; Lieut.
=. Haviland, Adjutsot I2!h Mass; Lieut.. 8. G.
Barker, ID, U. 8. 3. g.; Lieut.. A. l.. Estabrool,
A, 2d N. vi Lieut. F. Schluembach. Goth
N; Y. Lieut.. J.. 8. Raymond, sth n. T. ";
Lieut. Robert Bromley, 5st6 Ohio; Lieut.. c. w.
fnhef, i, IAth N. Y. Vi Lieut., J Davis, X, I'D
OHIO; Lieut.. F. Ferris, Ii, l.. Cavalry; Lieut.
Hatch BATE seth NJ. "; Lieut. F; Belman, H, Is.
Mich Cavalry Lieut.. r J. Mckay, H, 1st Micn.
Cavalry, Lieut.. A. Gronner, H, 54th N. Y;
Lieut. y ZiPP, Nj, 4Th Virg mia Cavalry; Lieut.
~. r. Wells, c, LIST Michigan Cavalry.
or the above Major Charles E. Livingston and
Capt j. A. Judson were paroled and sent forward
with twelve hundred other prisoners, arriving at
Point of Rocks yesterday, whence they reached
this city last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

Mr., SETH PAINE Will hear Of sometlinE
~ g ais i Eva b' 'endini his sddress 70
Ill.,. DIR; LOOMS
LAS Returned to the oity and resrm:d the du
C1ho have b..n 10 ,er:ise Of the United sts.e.,
will learn somofhlrE - theI- acvntise by calling
q At 9o1 "a Avenue. or aodre..lns CAAsO q
co .&N7 Pa Avtnu.. Washington. u :: IS ST.
TOR SALH-A fac SADDLE WAKE, Che prop
srty OF q deceased artillery off ,er } cot 81
yet I've yesrs old, Ferfsotl Eeptie. Add of ~
bs:-esn the hours q II m and iS ne. for two
CAKLYLE's sREuEKlCK TIE GREAT /;
Tho Adventures of Thiu, By w. NJ. Th,okery;
sGot'r' First Book in f essT; 4sT cent:
A FINE Young s h2f51G HORSE for s.l..
ssea At GFsv6o as nSt;I. g LneI Q; 7sS sns
September, II not solo. ,
A CARRIAsE AND BUGGY FOB SALE,
MEG U1Rrs A 1cr1oN ROOMS.
Corner 10Th st. ard Pa. sv..
On SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
It. Both in exo.lltn: order.
AFAYErJTsss IIS s:s'.I s:,,s:. -, o.a,,
One OF the Oldest, moaI thorough AID most de-
slrsble Schools for Young Ladies and Misses In
Session commences September 9Th. Tnition 40
oording to ago and advancement
,e5fw l.. G. LOOMS.
RENTIsTRY FOR SOLDIERS.
Tho Cheop,astlo Be.e being stronger than any
other known for Artificial Teeth, Ieoom-~
are compel ed TO use their tceth roughly O
Ii 10 oneap and exceedingly durable. xeelh in
serted In Any oih,r etJle.
EHOS. .. Hills, d. u g.,
sos Penn avanus,
sos eo1ws between e,h and 10th SITS.
REAL ESTATE ENJOY.
JAMES r. HALLIDAY,
(Lats Collector Of Ctr Tdrs,)
Will hereafter sive his Entire attention as IN
Agent for the h cntirg and collecting of Rcnts on
kea Estate; buying and selling the eemc. ard 10
~ othsr bus ne.s connected with the mau1g cement
OF Real EstAso.
By permission, he refers to
As. Mos u!hI G Co, Auo11peers.
JOHN @. kI7.s Editor of the Giobo
J., JOHNSON d Co., Bankers.
f = y f Fossss' Mayors of Washington
Moeovey Bank Of L johnson & Co, CORNER al
s11 syivanls avenue and Tenth stree, second
10 k-eo6vs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

n~YOUNa CATHOLICS FRIEND 40.
N CIEfY.-The regu a. monthly mest,nS #
ttis Society will be hold Z! 81 rstItok's Church,
Every memner is earnestly requested 70 ntscId. q
tee annual elsshoL Of ofhoers will take PLACE,
81. B. SWEENEY, ProSident. d.
9. &. G. SlMMS. Secretary. as
fttaf4 SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE.
uS WAsMINerON CITY, u. T.. Sent 1862
siok and wounded officers Who wish to enter
nGosplts VIII be Iecsived It Seminary Hospital,
WILLIAM A, HAMMOND
so5lw Surs con General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05
AMUSEM ESTS.

WAsHINsIo TON ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Fsr tbs Bsseft Of hs Sick and woxsdsd Soldiers
50 oSy Hosrtfols
GRAND EXTRA CONCERT,
On SATURDAY, Sept,mbof Q, at O'Clock ,. m,
On which occasion
Sell ECT Pro GRAMMB.
Consistint OF
l. Overture-Don GiovsI n. ----Moxirs
:. Insuesto te nrllce-.oP'EH se:ly----.-Doniz sta
. Sung bJ Sigicrs ScJdtl ,
5 YrIo-M2Tit,n'----- --.-.-....---.-W lace
Nssst. JunsrIOfel, Welcrs;Oin AID BrsFdei.
NJ: Wa;ner
T. Duo, for yloloncello AMI
fisno-ElisIr d. m our. 9erysis Gresoir
By Me;ss. JlnsnIoIei sid WeLenstein-
PiRrn.
g. Souvenir de BellinI- Piano Solo, oria
MIR WoensteIn.
si.nora SsIdcl
6. Duo-Aye " srls and Strsnate. Schubert
Mes srs. Jun ;nicfel sni Wsensteln
9. This fhteo LoTefs-Sons--. Type
10. Orchestra.
AdmittaUoe Is Gems.
The proceeds of this concert, without any de
duoton of sIpenTcs, viii bs devoted 20 the NETT
OF the SlcS AID WoCn1e1 soldiers IN our hosp t8le
"A COMMITTEES OF sup IinIenderoo having eeen ap-
Iolnted for that purpose.
of he Ss a'd HEah vi ga T
se6at Proprietor.
EORD's NEW TENTE 81 THEATER,
IsHk ST., obccs Pa. dvsRsS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

Admission % cents; Orchestra Chairs % cents.
Doors open at N; performance st ~ o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-05

W1RS. JENNIE ADaMS, OF the Unitarian
Churt h Choir win give lessons to . limited ~
number Of pupilE ia Singing and thu Piano ~ ~
ApplIoa ion to be mad, at the !e.ldeloe of ~ !
NJ. J. g. Adams, Ne. 323 Ell. nth street north
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
The Age Of our Earth.

Among the astounding discoveries of
modern science is that OF the immense peri.
dds that have passed ia the gradual forma-
ton OF the earth. 80 vast were the cycles
Of The time preceding even the appearance
IF man Oh the surface Of our globe, that OF.
own period seems as yesterday when COM
pared with the epochs that have gore be-
lore it, Had We only the evidence Of the
deposits of rocks heaped above each other
in regular strata 10y the sloN accumulation
Of materials, they clone would convince US
Of the long aud slow maturing OF Gods
work on earth; but when we AID to these
the successive populations of whose life this
world has been the theatre, AMI whose re-
mains are hidden in the rocks intowhlch the
mud or sand or soil Of whatever kind on
which they lived has hardened 10 the
course Of time or the enormous chainS'
of mountains whose upheavaI divided
these periods of quiet accumulation
by great convulsions--or the changes Of
Il different nature III the CONGREGATIONS OF
our globe, as the sinking of lands be-
neatI the ocean, or the gradual rising
Of continents and island above; or the
slow growth of the coral reefs, those
wonderful sea walks, raised by the little
ocean architects whose own bodies furnish
both the building stones and cement that
oinus them together, aud who have worked
SO busily during the long centuries, that
there are extensive countries, mountain
chains, islands, and long lines Of coast, con-
sist,ng solely oflheir remains-or the couu-
eas forests that have grown up,rtourishing
died ana decayed to fiji the store houses OF
coal that feed the fires If the human race
If we consider all these records of the pas,
the intellect fails to grosp chronology of
which our experience furnishes us no data,
and time that lies behind us seems as much
an eternity TO our conception as the future
that streches indefinitely before us.--Ag-
dSs}z.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

HAD HIM THERE ~ Congressional
candidate was thus interrupted by aniue-
brate: "My friends" said he. Il ann
proud to see around Inc tonight the hardy
yeouianry Of the land, for love the sgFl-
cultural interests Of the country; and well
may love them my fellow citizens tor
| Was born tarmer-the happlest days
Of my youth were spent in the peaceful
avocations Of son of the solL - I
may be allowed to use figurative ex-
preston. my friends, may say, was
raised between two rows OF corn" "a
pumpkin! by thunderr' exclaimed the in
ebriated Joe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

winch | send you copy. 1t is compli-
ment which all who were engaged in the
expedition MAY feel satisfied with The
GENERAL was considerably provoked at the
cgm ander Of the expedition on the south
side OF the river. because he did not pro-
coed tar enough 10 engage Woodward'S
fofees, and destroy them or compel them to
cross the river whore Ne were in waitin-
for them. Woodwerds forces occupied
Charlotte, little place about Is miles
from the river on the south side.
We are now again in jeff. G. Davis d.
vision aud leave here tomorrow for some
unknown point. probably Columbia, Tenn
he Railroad is now open from this place
to Louisville. | suppose We can get sup
plies through on il. The Cumberland nv
er must now soon rise, which will he Of
great advantage to our army. The follow
ing is General Rosencfans order Of which
! speak. am, rs ever,
Yours dc. DAVID Mckee.
The order can seen Oh the inside Of
tins paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

SAVE Your RAGs.--There is great ex-
element just nowamong printers. publisher
and editors about the Increase in the'prlce OF
paper. There is good cause fofit. One.
half Of the newspapers in the country mist
stop if the present high prices continue.
The whole difficulty might be avoided il
more care was taken to save and collect
cotton rags. More rags are wasted annq~
ally than are sold to the paper makers, IL
now becomes patriotic duty upon the
part of every householder to economlze ~
this matter-to save and sell ever! ti'nS
out of which printing paper may DC manu-
facsured
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
ag-rhe New York Herald claims to

re- The New York Herald claims to
have advicss Of the completion of two I'M
nortant southern railroad connections. IL
appears that the rebel confederate govern
lnent has completed the railroad connec-
ii IA distance Of forty miles or so--he-
tween Danville and Greensboro. in North
Carolina, and b also made connection
between the great central railway line from
Selma. in Alabama, across 10 The Mobile
and Ohio road in Mississippi. With these
two breaks closed up, the rebels secure an
inland system Of railways from Richmond.
through North Carolina. South Carolina,
Georgia. Al bama and Mis- sissippi, to
Vicksburg.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
H-L Lieut.. Col. Webb, Of the 77th Hin

g-L Lieut.. Col. Weba, Of the 77th Him
ois volunteers, reiterates the statement
lately published, that the loyal negroes at
Richmond, Ky, hid secured TO the Gey-
ernnenl over 100000 Of public property
and the amount wo ID have increased to
$500. 900 had the stay OF the army been
prolonged. This property consisted OF
guns, oarbines, sabres. cap pouches. car
fridge boxes, ammunition, I'eits, Straps,
mules, horses, wagons, ambe'ances, and a
mis- .eIlaneous assortment Of less valuable
articles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

EE Lieut. Colonel Kinslnan, Provost
Judge ID New Orleans, his decided that
colored girl, whose father was free col
ored man and her mothe- slave woman.
was entitled 10 her freedom, although she
lad been snoltgaged by her father for dett
ana sold.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

Ey Our laIesr reports say the rebels are
applying for terms which may lead to
peace. ne don't believe word Of IT, To
reat with them would he acknowledging
their dignity and independence, after which
Europe could not refuse to acknowledge
tile eontederacy. The demo-ra ic leaders
are treating with them. and have been al
along, and they ought TO b hung for It.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

A GRgAr CHANGE OF HEARr.-Ths
Roxi.ury Mass Journal learns on excel
lent au;h ority that the Rev. DR.. N, Adams
Of Boston (author Of "a South Side
View,") voted the Republican ticket
Al the state election, and declared publicly
that he considered and meant itas.a vote for
Charles Sumner. This is a change, indeed.
DR.. Adams, heretofore, has been counted
one Of tbe most inseterate ro-slayery men
IN The North.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

RELrGrous CONFUSION IN ENGLAND.
~ London letter in me Philadelphia In
quirer says:
Much excitement j. prevailing IN the re-
Iioious world on acc eunt OF the appearance
Of new work, written by one Of the Blsh-
0 j of the Church If England, in which he
attempts to disprove The legitimacy Of the
five books Of Moses; in other words, to
j owe that they are mere fictious. Heressy
appears 10 lie The order Of the day IN tho
Established Church; and, since the publl-
cation Of the celebrated Essays and he
VIEWS" scslcsly Il week passes that some
Clergyman does not resign his perierment.
Some others might SO With profit to the
profession. The papers this week publish =
trial. at Oxford. Of clegerman who was
sued FIR about twenty dollars. the amount
of his cigar bill. while j student Il The Uai-
yersly. the payment of which be seeks e
es,de ~ deaaiing what IS known with Us
Is lie "Baby Act"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
YOUR COILS TAKEN UP.

Taken Up Ly the subscriber esding "a miles north
Tan sisteI lands owned by him, NOV. 1862 one
clay bank colt years oh past, end Of left lone
sor mare colt ears old past; year old past
bay colts. Tie owner owners is requested 10
prove property pay charges, and take said stIays
IA pdS2 Go. PETER CAMERON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

Eg Chicago, 50 long the greatest grain
market in the world. is now also the great
est pork center. Last year 81, lis hogs
were cut up in that city-3l,lls more
than in Cincinnati, which has the name OF
beirg the greatest Poikopolis Of the world.
The capacity for slaughtering and packing
hogs has been vastly increased for The
COMING winter, and it is estimated that
from 100000 to 100000 hogs will be
disposed Of there during the packing sea-
son that has jast opened. We should not
be surprised Il the number will exceed this
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
Strayed or Stolen.
STkAY COLTS.

Strayed from tie subscriber in June last two er's;
each two years old last spring. One a brown Horse
with white spot in he orehead medium size thick set
and stout mate. The other light or sorrei roam
small and sendtr linn ed. Said colts were
last heart from near Tafion ANY pc lson who will
form me- viii lave word at the store of D. r. Brown
ia fftnr whore said colts may he found. shall be liher
ally rewarded. lftaknn up b. any person h must aaye
them lawfully advertised and de~elpiisn Of them
left WITH Town Clerk LUTHER BROWN.
Patch Grove M Goth 1862 244re 81 so
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
The Mineral Point Tribune says:

The Mineral Point Tribune says:
Simpsons Official minority in Lafayette
county i $50. instead Of $50, as claimed.
This leaves Col. Cobb's Majority, without
the soldiers vote. 60, allowing simpsons
majority to be $50 in Crawford. which We
do not beIIeye.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

Gsg- he Newbern Progress says that
the rebels raised only about 10000 by
the last CONSUMPTION. and that more than
three fourths Of that number were declared
by the surgeons to be unfit for duty. So the
c,nscfiption, vigorous and relentless as i
was. carving utter desolation wherever il
went, furnished less than 10000 effective
soldiers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

Gg- Gen. Butler writes a letter, allud-
ing to the battle of Baton Rouge, 1.-The loss
Of Gen. Williams is irreparable; he fought
the most gallant. chiyaliic, and best con-
tested battle Of the war, and had he re.
NJ med 10 Us enc hour longer, he would
have captured Br4ckInriige aud bis ensirs
arn,x
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

NEw STATES. LII Is announced that
four OF the seven territories Will make
as, lieaton for admission into fhe Tn
ion Is States at the next session Of Congress
Which territories are referred to is not stat
a.. probably Utah. DAkotsh, Nevada anil
iizona.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
GTRAY HEIFkR.

Taken up hy the subscriber residing Boiee Prairie
town Of Potosi Oh lands occdped bN him. in said town
on or about the 2Ist day Of Nov 1862 red aud
white Two ear eln heifei small hoins in foee
head The owner Is requested to prove prepert, pay
charges and take tie JAMES NAkhER
Putosi New IT. 1862 24Iwpd$l50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

nEyote of the 9th Battery, made up
,h;efv in RichIand and Sank coun;ies, bias
/ cen received. IL gives vote for Potter,
. far Sloan and SO for Cobb, or rs Re-
publican and not one Democratic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

EEK Prest Buchaaanis out 10 re-
binder to General Scott. He US that
Floyd stole no arms, and that he =. s..
has answered al the General 5 arga-
1nenis. AMI now q ses the conIr4Nersy.