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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
HEADQUARTERS
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Everything asst night was hustle and
activity, as TO day was the time fixed for
crossing The Rappah annock. During the
night pontoons were conveyed TO the river,
aud the artillery (l43 pieces placed in po-
sition opposite Fredericksburg.
At FIVE O'Clock this morning the rebels
fired two signal guns. During the
latter part Of the night rockets we're
were frequently seen TO ascend within their
lines.
At. 5 o'clock the construction Of three
bridges in front Of the city was common
ced When the bridges were about half
complied the enemy opened murderous
fire Of infantry from houses on the river
bank. Upto this time not a shot had been
fired from or side. The engineers were
driven from the bridges. Several were Kill
ed or wounded.
At six O'Clock Gen Burnside ordered all the
guns 70 open ON the city. The canuonade,
which continues % the present time, is terri
le The.ciy is on fire. Its destruction is
celtail.
al SIoch the enemy opeheu WIN bleii
heavy guns from their works but have done
10 serious damage yet.
Gen. Franklin constructed bis bridges apoGt
thrte miles below the city, meeting with but
slight opposition. His troops are now
crossing.
Gunboats are shelling the enemy fifteen
miles down the river, where they have
been concentrating their forces the past few
days.
The concentrated fire Of our batteries on
the city had the effect Of driving back the
enemy's Infantry, and the work on the
bridges has been commenced.
The troops are Ill under arms near The
river prepared TO rush over as soon as the
bridges are completed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16


LANCASTER lNsTTUTR.-MR. DoxALp
SON, the Principal Of Lancaster Institute,
having resigned, the school will stand sus-
pended for the present The public schools
of Lancaster have been SO ably and popu-
larry conducted for two or three years as to
attract from the Institute most of its sun
ports. This result is, however, but tenn
po.ary calamity, as about seventy-fiye Of
the public school scholars will be prepared
shortly for entering such higher depart
lnents oflearning as cannot receive attention
in the public schools, aud should not be at
tempted in justice 10 beginners and small
children. These seventy five, with students
from the country, will larssly support The
Institute. We feel safe IN promising that
IN the spring Of '63, or in the fall at far
thest, the Institute will be started again
with far bette. promises for success than at
any time heretofore. 1t will not do to al
low another suspension OF failure, as a third
would ba fatal.
1t is understood that MISS EDDY, hereto
fore in charge d the music department of
the Instifasse, vii! receive in charge a fey
classes for instruction and occupy one OF tho
Institute rooms.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
Fayetteville. Ark. Dec. s.

General Herron's forces en- route 10 rein
force General Blunt met the enemy yester-
day OH Crawford Prairie, ten miles south
OF Fayetteville, Arkansas, and WON dcci-
sive victory over them. The ENEMY were
$4,000 strong, divided four divisions
under Generals Parsons, Marmasiuke, Frost
and Rains. all under General Hindnan, and
embraced the flower Of the trans Mississip-
pi army well supported by eighteen pieces
Of artillery. The enemy tankel Biunts
position at Cave Hill and made a sudden
dash on Heron TO prevent him uniting With
Blunt. Herron's force consisted Of the Gath
and 9th Illinois, 9th and 20th Iowa, 26lh
Indiana, goth Wisconsin and battalion
or two OF cavalry, in all from $500 to
1000 men and tweuty-four pieces of artil-
Iery. The battle ragged from 10 o'clock in
the forenoon till dark and was desperately
fought throughout. Our artillery drove
the enemy from Two strong positions, and
kept their overwhelming numbers al bay.
The Goth Wisconsin captured rebel
battery Of four heavy guns, but were fore
ed to abandon them by murderous fire.
The 10Th Iowa also took the same battery
and fongh: mcst desperately, bat we're also
Obliged TO yield it.
Almost every regiment distinguished IT.
self. About 4 O'Clock General Blunt arrY-
ed from Cave Hill with 5000 men, and a
strong force Of artillery had attacked the
enemy in the rear. The rebels made des-
perate efforts to capture bis batteries, but
met with a slaughter. We held the field
at dark, and before o'clock that night, the
rebel force were in full retreat over Boston
Mountains. Cur loss in killed and wound
ed is 600; that of the enemy 800 by their
own admission. Several Of the enemy's
field officers were killed, among them Col
one. Stein, acting Bigadier Gen.ral for
merly a Brigadier Of the Missouri State
Guard. Ouly a-tew prisoners were taken.
We captured four caissons filed With am
munition. Lieut. Col. McFarlan Of tho
10Th Iowa was the only field officer killed
on our side. Maj Hubbard, Of the lst
Missouri cavalry was taken prisoner
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HEADQUARTERS

Amy OF lbe iolOmae, Dec, is Iobz
On attempt being made TO finish the
bridges in front Of the city. The rebel inatn-
try again opened fire. The artillery in 20.
sition again opened on it, tie result beng
that Il was fred in several places.
The enemy has used very little artillery
up to this time, as it would endanger their
own men ho.ing the river front.
Burnside has issued an order TO concen-
trate every available gun upon the city, un-
der cover Of which, it is believed, the brilg-
es can be flushed.
Our killed and wounded do not amount
10 more than than fifty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
EsrriNs sEndIers.

! Mr. CovER s=Your paper having
large general circdlation in Grant county,
and yourself always ready 20 adri9e the
public against swindIers. bore you will
insert the following: "Thera Lac appeafsd
in this region of country sci OF sbaHefs
under the representation of being rich FIRMS
from Philadelphia and other Eastern
tftfea; they are selling goods in packages
as foylowsl Two calico dresses and one
delane dress a4d one eEeap shawl and one
n,ston table spread aud Six yards Of light
a.. Dad cloth, worth in the aggregate
n r,t u exceed $500. This package
thew sell to the farmers for $500 on one
wears time, and take his note tor the sane
and verbally agree to take his butter al
is cts per Ill.,. and eggs at l23 cts per
Dozen, and all sorts of produce at higher
rates than market prices; they take Ia"
notes, and they will appear for collection
in third persons hands, and the man
who sold tho goods gill not be 70 be
found to take the prod aca-all under the
old fashioned clock 2edlar system, only op
Grated by Germans, il tead Of Yankees
They have dore, from Wingville to Cot
taqe Inn, over ten thousand dollars worth
Of business in the swindling way: they
are making from 100 to goo dollars q day
j. S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
Wasbinaton. Dec. IL. midnight.

Second Dispatch) Contary TO expecta-
ton, little further news is yet received from
Fredericksburg. 1t is known that our ar
my is safely across the river, that the
town IS almost c. nsumed, and that the
fighting was mostly with artillery.
II is stated that up 10 a pretty late hour
at least this afternoon, our loss had not
been heavy. 1t seems to be that the rebels
have nearly all fallen back short distance
though nobody really knows as to that. 1t
is still hoped that further PARTICULARS may
come 10 TO night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
NEW YEARS BALL
ar - CL1vER,s

On the evening Of the 1st day Of January, 1863, In
the new aud splendid Stone Hall, now finished and
fried mp in the best style and capable OF accomnodA-
tine 100 setts or less Also good sabng for 80 horses
The best music to be had in the west wi. be secured
to put new life and vgor into both the young
and old. Nothing VIII be omitted Tor the comfort d
the marty and all are bound t. be pleased.
An .arly Attendance is requested Tor supper at
o'clock. Oysters at o'clock in tho morning Of Janu.
ary 3D. .,.,,,
atrca sloS at clock morning, for which there
Will be charge OF 20 cts. Bali bill 500 Horse fare
% rents ID. OLIVER.
divers Mills, Glen Haven, Dee. 18th, 1862. 2l3w
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nOMMIssIoNER,s NOTICE.

County Court, Grant County, State Of Wisconsin. Ia
Probate. la matter of the estate Of Robert Gahara
late OF Grant County, deceased.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY C0NCERN:-Notice Ia
hereby given that We the subscribers on the 9th
day of December A. d. 1862 appointed and commission
ed By the Judge OF said Court mmissioners, to re-
ceiye examine and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons against the said deceased. That seven
months from and after said day have becn allowed and
limited for creditors to present their claims to us for
examination and allowance aud that we will on the
Brst Tuesday in the month sof May A. d. 1863 and on
the h day Of July 1868 at thehouse Of William Gilman
in the Town of Feunimore, in a Grant County attend
to the discharge of duties as Commissioners
afu said-Dated December 18TH 1862. 274w
ED. ID. LOWRY.
HENRY SMITH.
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IA z RE D.


BsIf4ET--NWGGHr.-I Palch tr0ve, bee 10TH by
Henry Patch ESQ.,, Mr.. Francis Ballet to Miss Susan
K. Dwight, all OF Prairie da CHEN,
MoK-BTII-Tn Patch Grove December lst By Hem
ry Patch Esq Mr Henry Mex, TO Miss Elizabeth BILL
all oftltn Haven.
NcAUL EY-SLoAN-o Thursday evening, Detenn-
Der 4th, by Rev. John Il SherraId. Henry W AcAuley
Of Viroqua, Wisconsin, TO Miss gelyn4 Sloan Of Ri
mersburg IA.
\ JOHNSON COMF0RT-On the 10Th of December.
1862. by Rev Sins, Joseph u hson and Miss MAJ
tha Comforts all Of Highland Wis
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rspeeial Dsoatch to the Chicago Tribunel


" aaEiUgIOH, DtC. + 90 ?. I'D
(First Dispatch) Fredericksburg IS ours
and all is well. Ii has been a glorious
days work for our army. Dispatches
hitherto received at the War Department
give few particulars, but they are momentum
!, expected. The bomhardment was
terrific, and the town suffered fearfully.
Under the tremendous fire Of our batter
les our troops were thrown across, the gal
last boys ofthe 18th Michigan being hon
orably mentioned as having taken the flag
Of the enemy. The city is nearlyln ashes.
All our guns opened upon the city,
by Bunside's order, at o'clock this
morning the enemy responded with heavy
guns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
CTRAY HEIFER.

Taken up by the subscriber lands occupied by mn
IN the Town Of Wyaldsng about the 18th Gay o.
November 1862 red Heifer supposed to DO ionr 9
hvs years old, with white stripe on the brisket
legs. No artificial MATS or brands perceptibe The
owner il requested TO prove property pay charges a
take her away.Wyalnsing, Wis. December 5th ioV-'
274w paid $3.50 PHILANDER GEE
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Latest W az news!
Washington, Dee. 4

w dSllIi- tOAt
A battle took place on Saturday b.
tween the union army Of the Potomac I'M
der Burnside and the grand confederate
army rnder Gen. Lee and Jackson which
terminated successfully to neither, disas-
.,rously to both. Fredericksburg was the
field of conflict, the Federas holding the
Ground at the close Of battle, which lasted
all day. The losses heavy en- both sides.
Rebel army estimated at 100000. In
tense anxiety will be. felt for results.
Gems Jackson and Bayard are killed or
arr side. and Gems Vinton, Gibbons, and
Caldwell wounded Gen. Gibbons was IN
command Of division Col. Cutler of the
Wis. 9th commanding the Iron Brigade, in
which are our 81, 9th and 7th. The 9Th
wis. was also undoubtedly in the fight.
The Sd are probably still near Harpei's
Ferry.
On the rebel side Jackson commanded
the right, Longstreet the center and Lee
and Stewart the left.
On the union side franklin was in com
mand OF the left, aud he was successful in
driving the rebels and capturing 500 OF
them. On the right and center the battle
ragged severely. Fredericksburg, in our
possession, was shelled by the rebels but
without routing our men. Tho town was
mainly destroyed. The artillery fighting
was awful or both sides. At dark the fir
inc ceased on both sides and had not been
renewed on Sunday evening, though more
fighting was expected and Burnside,s army
felt fully prepared. At the close each party
tired to its first position.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
Ngws FROM BASKs.-Gen. Banks Ia

Nsws FROM BANKs.--Gen. Banks has
laudod..near Redmond, assembled the Chow
an river, formed Junction with our army
at Suffolk and both are moving on Weldon
in view Of cutting The greet railway thor
oughfare between Richmond and the west.
This event has Ions been fcarel ~ the
rebels
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
New York. Dec.

A special dispatch from the n. Y Times
correspondent with Gen. Hooker. says that
The rebels contlane t. 90 active work on
their Notifications, aud it Is regarssti as a
Fuse TO cohceal their movements toward
Richmond.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
MasIn lntnn. Dec. II.

Nitsui.IgtVI' DVV. IT.
Al 9 O'Clock ibis morning l43 Of our guns
opened fire on Fredericksburg. Upso the
latest, tho fire continued uninterrupte1ly.
Tie destruction Of the town appears GER
tam. The enemy opened fire at O'Clock
Thus far no serious damage has been done.
Frapklin's division is crossing the Rap
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
PhiIadelpIlia, Dec. II

The Washington Star says the dispatch
es from Grants army state that we bad
captured 1900 prisoners. while 10 pursuit
Of Pem5ertoa's army, and more were com
inc ia hourly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

KERosENE.-This family and shop IN
dispensible is coming dowQ--was down at
Chicago a day or two ago to 70 cents per
galoa barrel. The combination to keep il
up was not quite SO successful as in some
departments, 50 the monopoly was short
lived. Tie yarn about the excessive for
elm demand was not well spun, 1t may
soon be down TO so cts, retail price.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
-TRAY HOGS.

Taken up b. the subscriber residing on lands owned
by him in III Town OF Lancaster, the eth Of Deesm
Der, 1862 the following described property: ten hogs,
and some but mddling sized No perceyable marks.
They hatbored about and tfesrAssed upon premises
for gaJs heo took them up, and did consider
able damage The is requisite prove property,
pay charges and take the Hogs--Lancastcr Dec 5th
1862 zT4w LEWIS \. BRElTHAUPT.
by MARTHA A. his wife.
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e. The report Of peace proposals con.

ga The report Of peace proposals com-
ING from the rebel authorities proves a
fraud as expected. The whole affair orig
mated with the correspondent Of the Chi
easo Times, SO far as the proof goes, but
doubtless the real authors Of tie fraud
Naro Ben and Fernando Wood, John
VSnburen, Yalandigham and other North
ern accents Of the confederacr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

The President las oFderci the exo-
eati9n If th;flY-nin4 al The Minnesota lndi-
ans, naming them specifically, who had
been previously condemned TO 10 hung.
they were to have been executed yesterday,
according to the report.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

PLArrEvMLE ACCIDENT. The winter
term Is to commence January the 9Th. In
teresting Public exercises may be witnessed
on Tuesday evening, Dec. % The school
is prospering, the average attendance past
year over one hundred, principally girls
"good ones too" writes one who stands
in high authority. For information as TO
terms, &c, see advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
CTRAY STEERS.

Taten up by the uubscrber residing Ia the Town OF
Paris lands owned BY linn in said town, orabout
the 2lst day OF November, 1862, two Steers about Is
months old thereabouiE One dark red color, wits
white forehead two white fore Legs up above feock
joint and white Under his belly aud white hind legs aud
sil the other pale red color with star in hs
forehead and one white pot his fore left knee white
belly and middle part Of tail white. The owner is r.
quested t prove property, pay charges tale said
Steers.-Paris, December Sth 1867
27iw psid 81 50 MAxIUM SMITH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

NEWSPAPER RATEs.-The Missouri
Democrat dollar paper, having quite a
large circulation in these parts, can be had
hereafter at two dollars per single copy or
at $3.50 in clubs Of ten. The Chicago
Tribune, Journal and Times, the Mil
waukee papers and New York papers
come at similar rates, except the N. Y.
Tribune which can be had in clubs Of 20
at SI.25, sent to one address. This is the
cheapest paper offered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
STRAY STEER,

rsLen up by the subscriber residing on ards ownea
by him Ia the town . Laa ester fonr miles norA
east OF the village, The 18th October 1857 ohs
red and white yeariing past Steer. The owner IS ~
quested to prove property, pay charges and take s
otears-- Lancaster, December 18TH 1862.
274w. R0BERT MAlBEN'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

81 We have notling later from tie
bastao Of FtYet.esilie ID which tA.s 20 h
Wis. participated, It is feared with hcasy
loss. NO paftieasatsE names of he
lost or account of tTa casualties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
a.xyIIiaes aye ou,,ted sfaadv u Chicoo

r. Hides ave quoted steady IN Chicago
at the following imposing prices DRY at I
cts. dry sailed a IS 10 - q. green cured
At 81. country green at Il, kip and caifat
lot
The bay market auctoatvs feom iay q
day 50 that to notice might nlisleaa. anil
same Of cattle. Corn aud eats At IS to
az &, tAo market p'icss bong rather best
Tor oats.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

pahanncck, three miles below the city, on
bridges, with slight opposition.
The gunboats are sbelling the enemy fifteen
miles down the river.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
British Hollow Market Corrected BY Geo. Walker

Dec. I5th-Nheat, old, @s5c Corn, 25c Oats zSs
Potatoes. 80 q 40c Onions. 90; Corn Gcsl. 90 Lean.
small navy, rs; Flour, 50G2 10 per huad5ea "a
Buckwheat, 20; Beef per or 2Gb3c: Pork over w ~
3Hci Hogs hyc "a g2s4 Beef Cattle l1s@sc' h'es'i
green 69o1s; dry, i59ii; Salt, 5o@a -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
Cottage Inn. Dec. 9th 1862.

Eg Every unprinciplod dealer has tale
to tell, seven fold above commercial fact,
Of the enormous rise upon each identicrl ar
ticle called for. The other day it took
quite load Of wood TO buy box of itch
ointment 10 neighboring town becarse OF
the enormous rise Of sulphur this drug
composing the sslve compound to the ex
tent of half an ounce. The wood dealer
ciphered out the price of sulphur after bis
return home and found it $1,000 per
pound. Worse than all, the itch holds its
own IN the family and the old man esti-
mates that it will cost him twelve loads Of
cord wood to get rid of it. Quack doctors
and very small swindling choppers should
be avoided. There are honest business
men enough in every town to do all the
business.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
SALE OF MECHANIC TOOLS
- 80 NlTIoM

The subscriber residing Ia the Town OF Millsin.
south east corner Of said town, Viii sell at public NY
ton at his house
ON Saturday, the 10Th OF January, 1859,
the following Property;
One chest OF Carpenter and JOINER Tools; and Ia,
of Wagon maker and other tools.
One turning lathe, for turning ircn or wood
All the tools are in good order and valuable THAI
win be sold pieces 10 suit purchasers Sale to cam
meme at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Terms sli MN,
under IS % cash. Over that time win be alows;
for approval notes. The property belonged d n,
john e. Ty,r lately deceased in the army
Millville, Dec 10th, '62. LfwIS A. TYLER
273w pd JOHN NORTON.
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EE Letters lately received from the
25th Regiment give notice that most Of
the men expect furloaghs which viii enable
them to return home to spend Christmas.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

BALL "A christmas Ball, Dee. 25th,
is to DO gwen at the Beetcwn House by
e. Block.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

TEAcHER-A lady teacher, enc we can
warrant well qualified, eighteen ard hand
some and successful as teacher, can be
had by inquiring at this office and the Of
fer of a good salary. We presumea more
permanent engagement would not be rsfus-
ed, if applied for by an equal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

BALL AT DIVERS. "A New Year Ball
is announced at divers Mills by Oliver.
Preparations on grand scale for far and
wide spread. See advertisement for par
tieuiars.
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Gg They are having a rough time over

GgT They are having a rough time over
in Lafayette county about the draft mat
Ter. The rebel anti-lfafters have burnt a
chulch, tecanse We minister went to Mad
isen 70 repols the names If those who had
been pufposely not reported by the asses
sor III order 10 limit the draft to those
more obnoxi,us ones, the loyal citizens,
The ShullsbHrg Local of two weeks ago
TONED witt pll sorts Of elections to the
draf law, aEiI whired most terribly be-
cause lie ast wilowes son Of a family liz
ing in some distant part was drawn. Had
the Locas and its pubic men worked for
volunteers instead Of abu Slg the govern.
ment for carrying on this ''aboltion war;
these troubles would not hive come.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
STRAY HElFER.

Taken up by the subscriber living n Big Platte, 10
schooi Distr Ct No I, Town OF HARRISON aud County o.
Grant, one white and rcd yearling heifer Of me.
oium re. Came to my place the middle OF Juy
last The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take said IL sfer-D December, ~, 1862.
27lw Gu Geo Walker MARTIN PAR0NTEAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

TO MEoHANIcs.--A fiae variety Of Me-
chanic Tools, including turning lathe for
iron or wood, is BE sold at auction by
Mr.. Tyler III Melville, OH tbe l0th Of Jan
uary. For particulars see advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16
.STRAY STEER.

Taken up BY tho subscriber residing in ls Town o Z
Clifton lands occupied by him 10 said Town. Vn or
about the ls day OF November 1862 red and whit
two year old Steer, with most white across tho hips
and on the belly aud the right born short and growing
wn towards tie eyo- The L uestel to prove
property, lay charges take said Clifton,
Decemberl, 1862 274w DAVID JENkINS.
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STRAY STEER.

STRAY STEER.
Taken up BY tho subscriber, residing II th town OF
Casgiie, on lands obcupied ~ him in said Town. OF
about the "a day OF december, Steer of the age o.
two years or thereabouts Of spinked white and red
The owner IS requested to prove property, pay charges
anu take said Sieer-Cassyille. Dec Sih, 1862.
2l4w paid 81 80 PETER GbnSUACHEK
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IIGl0e.

Tbs Congressional CANVASS Reasons Why an Election
shoald Be had Character and Position Of v. D.
HsInlOe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-12-16

fhe 18th Wis Las arrived ID VII
mona. and received orders, tie Maaisoa
Jowaal says. q report asxt Il Madison
fer supplies. TREY Will doubtless b q.
5sred South very seoa.