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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
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We have the Austin Gazette of the 25th nit.
from which we learn that the bill reducing the
price Of public land to fifty cents per acre, and
Of the railroad reserve alternate sections to
seventysfye cents per acre, was defeated by be
ing laid upon the table. Another bill had been
introduced, having the same object in view
which there was some hope Of passing. Refer
ring 70 the defeated measure, the Gaseas says
We bad supposed that a bin so eminently
wise, and 50 exideiay required to meet the ne
e~essities Of the SAte, in is present financial
straits would haveSnet with little OF no epposi.
hon, and stl believe that when members shall
have daily eonBideree the matter, that they will
not refuse to pass a fmessure, which, more than
any other, would rdieVs the wants Of the ex-
haasied treasury.
Seventeen bills Of q general character had
been passed, and twenty-five special bills, some
of them granting land to individuals, and others
Incorporating tOwns, colleges, bridges, cotton
presses, etc, etc The Senate adopted a resolu-
ton to adjourn on the 18th of January. When
sent to the House it was laid on the table.
A bill proposing to pay aids-de-camp APP
pointed by the Governor to organize the militia,
and their quartermasters, was reported upon adj
wesley by the military committee. who suggested
that the honor Of such an appointment was
sufficient compensation The report was adopted
n Gov Lubbock, Of Texas, has issued a
proclamation foTbidding the removing. trans
porting to and storing Of cotton at any point or
depot, or any railroad ia the State. Also that
there shall be no cotton taken to, or slowed on
the Trinity river, below gmithfeldi on the sa-
bine river, below Salem on the Neches, below
Hunts Landing on the Brazos, at or below
Richmond; at or near the rivers Caney aud
Bernard. Nor shall there be any taken to La
vacca, Powder Horn, Indianola, Matagoida or
Galveston Bays, or city of Houston Owners
and agents Of railroad companies, captains and
agents Of steamboats,, sailing vessels, and all
other persons are forbid from transporting cotton
to any point designated. The restriction is not
intended to interfere with the transportation OF
the staple intended for use in the penitentiary.
Col. JOSEPH KELLY, OF MIssoURL-We
were pleased to have a call, on yesterday, from
Col Kelly, of the Missouri State Guard, who is
in the city on a visit of a business character.
He commanded the lst regiment of infantry in
Gen. Parsons division al the battle of Oak
Hills, and yet bears the mark of his g~allanuy
upon his person in the form of an unhealed
wound, received upon the field of conflict. We
are pleased to learn that he designs returning to
the war, and is here with the view of raising a
regiment for service in Missouri. He will re.
ceive volunteers from ali the States indiscrimi-
nately, and viii make his headquarters at Mem
phis, where he can be addressed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
WANTED no BTY OR R

N unencumbered NEGRO GIRL, between the age
Of fourteen and twenty-wil pay a far price.
Il. c.. HITE
FOR have & comfortable HOUSE in Chel-
sea. near John L.Saharfan's residence, which / win rent
low to a good tenant Call al 43 jefferson street.
iaI02ts X Q. HITE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12

w The London Times ridicules Stewards
dispatches.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
FEMALE COLLEGE.
.Nensphfs. 1re,,nes.ea

fEfHE Spring session Of bis Institution VIII commence
Il January SKA 1872, The deDresshg effects Of the
war thos far have not checked is pro- prrty. Our pso-
pie have decided thar the civilization Of tbe Southern
Confederaey shal not 60 backward IN consequence OF
n-gtecrtng the eFncation Of the5r daughlsrs. TIE
buildings, equipments and Organization of the College
are all Of The m0sl perfect o-der. and its Faculty, Of
long uied aud experienced tsschers are well LnOwu a.
southern bofn or long iienti6e with The south.
Terms as heretofore, with the exception that a charge
Of - per month viii be msis hereafter for washing.
bar particulars address C. COLLINS,
ial2 t3Uthia President
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
A BURIAL CAsKETS
W. R. SMITH & son,

- -UNDERTAKHRS, 9
Monroe street, below Second street, Memphis,
Tennessee.
NE have just received q few BURIAL CASKETS,
w Qarge and small sizes) OF superior SputEsrn man
ufaeture. Also a large sssortm-nr OF every Style Of
Wood Collins constantly on hand or maize TO order. We
will promise 70 sell them cheaper than can be purchased
elsewhere in this city.
Funerals TO any esmstery, in siy or count y, attend
ed to day or Night, At the shortest notice.
fa10Tw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY.

The Circulation of tiae DAAAA
APPEAL Is larger than tha Of
the Daily City Press Combined
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12
SUGAR and E~7OIasses.
Sweet Oil,
Castillo soap.

ElOR ssls eco boxes CASTLE soap.
SHANNON . SIBBALD
lLG1t % urnnr Row
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-12

Sui paoveOiy provoke a war,
4 surrender Of Mason and Shdel."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
EIurrah for British Hollow!


The True Delta Of the 10Th has a well
digested article as to what constitutes al
legiance, in which it shows very conclu-
siyely that The people Of New Orleans,
whatever may have been their position
under the Confederate rule, no longer owe
allegiance, morally or legally, to the Con-
federate Government. Its argument,
which it draws from numerous precedents,
is that
Conquest transfers allegiance to The
conqueror, since, as the former so7ereicn
i; not in situation to protect, no alegi-
auce is due him. Such conquest and such
allegiance may be temporary, and may te
put to an end bystreaty; but while ii lasts
it is good, and as much so at the end Of a
month as at the end Of a year.
"The present legal position Of the eiti-
zens OF New Orleans is therefore undoubt-
ed their allegiance to the Confederate
Government, whatever it may have been,
is legally suspended; and should the pres
emit state Of things continue, is GONE
Such is the law Of civilized nations. 1t
may be repugant to individual wishes, but
it is the law; and submission to the law is
no cause Of dishonor, reproach o. punish
ment to any man.
The Dejto concludes its article with The
following advice to the people Of New Or
leans:
at would be well for our fellow-citizens
to look Their situation fully in the face, and
consider their political relations in the light
in which public law actually places them;
for it no doubt can beentertained chat mis-
taken notion Of what allegiance really IS
holds back many from participation in
public affairs, while the welfare Of the city
is really jeopardized by an unnecessary
hesitation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
10 Preventive Ant Borer and other Insects from Ipurug
Apple frees.

Mr. CovER:-Allow me to offer the fruit
growers Of the county through the Herald
a remedy thai viii prevent the ants (iast
now very troublesome on young trees) and
which will prevent the Borer, where It has
not already the start from moltsting the
Tree; the same will also prevent the rabbit
from barking ii:
Take ] gallon Iinseed oil, and one pound
Of sulphur; boil the same till the sulphur
Is fully dissolved; then let it cool and an
ply with paint brush to the trunk Of
the tree BY applying this twice a season
you VIII not be troubled with any Of the
above plaques. ]. II. G. SNEcLoDE.
Cassyille, June so
REMARks. Sulphur bas long been high
Y recommended as protection, but we
have heard it said that oils are injurious to
trees when applied TO the bark. MIR. S.
says however that his trees are suffering no
apparent injury from the oil which he APP
Piled last year and his year. The subject
is worthy Of attention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
Celebration at British Hollow.

We have notice Of a Fourth Of July cele-
bration at British Hollow, and request to
invite the public. Mr.. Geo. Walker,one d
our most public spirited men writes US as
follows:
1--WE the citizens Of British Hollow and
vicinity having determined to celebrate the
coming 4thin a becoming nanneb with
dinners, speeches, professions, music FIRE
WORKS, DC, would invite through the col
umns Of the Herald the attendance Of aII.
Everything is free, ample provision being
made for all that viii possibly attend. we
calculate to feed about the amount our Sa-
yior did, but not exactly with loayes and
fishes"
Hurrah for British Hollow!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

Nor CONFERENCE.-The Senate has re-
jected lhe nomination Of Gen. Shields as q
Major General. The New York Herald
says that the testimony adduced before the
committee on the conduct Of the war, il re-
gard to the battle Of Port Republic showed
in the estimation Of Senators that General
Shields was either insane or totally ineom-
peteut. Il is said that many Of the OIL
GERS, medical and military, nearest to the
person Of General Shields for some time
past, have beer ready to bear testimony to
bis insanity. Some Senators call it oy q
different name, but it was sufficient to cause
his rejection as a Major General, AMI will
probably deprive him ofany military com
maud Whatever.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
s PER On. DISCOUNT FOR CASH
in hand, or at that rate For any portion.

in baud, or at that rate FOR any portion.
One proof OF the appreciation Of my wagon Isl can
hard supply the demand for nag goas and Will
have to eniarge my buildings il ny business increases
much faster. cannot sell With Jat halt cash down
and viii not Object 10 all, but ia cases give o
inonhs time with interest, part uoH stcarcd.
All kinds u repairing d0uo az my shop. 4 DO not
ask any man or omlany ~ men, n, come to my shop
for sn4thiug. but solicit in eenorl good cast0ineM.
What want is good cusiOaacrs, and wish ossvsp
oil some oil my present who Tia INK Ri acksmith
wait lite timewlthout his pay intertst Simply
because they Keep coHl5ag. Nm,
believe have good horseshoer as ia the
country, aad Wish amy who want lace neal jab Of
shoei4g to como aong Don't all come FOX we hayo
neari as many rs can attend TO Eilged-todls
wi Le carefully repaired, made 40 brlet.
Special attention given to the repairing OF plOwS 0f
all kinds, and Lave made a ew aud intdndto
make more y. H. BIpR.,
Lancaster, April % 1882. 46tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
-g'lMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for Sale.

esubseribei orersfor sale in OTIS tosuit parehase
end the most liberal terms payments and tin,e 10
following lands ali lying and either side OF the
Military road in the Town of Wingvilie Grant CouSty,
Wisconsin; f.. 4
See. 3, Town g. N Range ] West--940acres. tf
N15 OF Sec ~, Town 9, AZ, Range West--32a ACES!
VS. ofSec. 10, Town Q, n. Range Vest $40 acres
Sw4{ of Sec. - Town 6, N. Range Wet-l0V ;9cre8
E1s 0fnwt& OF Sec. ~ 4. 6, N. h. W.--S0 acees.
For particulars inquire Of rhos. j Green Co., n.
Wingvle, or A. D. Aiils the premises, agents Tor
Miles White, Baltimore, Nd t.
The property is ituatcd two miles west of Wingvife
fairly divided between prairie and tmbel, pen
fectly adopted o farming. These lands locaie an
the highest parts tie county, but contain severalfV
ina springs and water may be had by tsg n
Wingville, June 18th, 1860. III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

UNION SENTIMENT AT NoRFoLK, ".
ALI Thomas, Esq, one Of our old towns
men, is producing quite an ii preston in
Norfolk, Virginia. lie writes 10 friend
in this city that lately be delivered a speech
in that secession stronghold to an audience
of more than Two thousand people, and SO
enthusiastic were they in their expression
OF satisfaction That they bore him on their
shoulders to his lodgings after the meeting
was over. The Norfolk Union, a daily pa
per printed in that city says: We were
permitted again to listen to Mr. Thomas
from the State Of Iowa, and although we
10 not intend even to bestow unmerited
praise or censure upon any one, whatever
may be bis station or condition in society,
still it is but justice to that gentleman for
us to say that in listening to him and wit
Messing Tie enthusiasm, and at some times
almost deafening bursts Of applause from
the audience, we were reminded Of some Of
the abest speeches which ever greeted our
attention; and when We say further, that
we never saw an audience apparently more
pleased and exhibit greater signs OF appro-
baton, We do but compliment for this kind
attention and pay doable compliment to
the speaker. lfanybodg believes thai there
is no Union attachment in Norfolk he
would have had bis eyes opened yesterday
had he seen the audience assembled at
Ashland Hail. Dubuque Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

A New HAr.-Mr. j. P. Lewis, being
about to introduce an entire new stock, to
make room for the same, is selling off and
giving away the old things about his store.
Among his stock We noticed valuable old
hat very much to our liking, and he said
We might take and wear it without charge.
So we took the hat, and guess he has
enough left for disposal in like manner to
all who may call soon, sooner the better,
as the stock must be closed out to make
room for the new.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
6weepstake Threshing Machines

CoLg & SEAToy are also general Agents for the
"Suespstake 7arashiHg Machiue,' manufactured By
the saiae men VINO manufacture the buckeye Reaper"
9. Au, man q Coz Canton. Ohio.
This machine embraces oil The known improvements
for thresAmg BIZ horse power MP 70 1862 The gearing
separator composition pivot boxes, &c are ceraa
~ the most perfect in the world and the amouL1 of
work the machine is able to turn of is only limited by
the human Of feeding The bundles and remV9-
ing the straw
One Of these machines may be seen - thn = ~. If
Cole Seaton, Boscobel, one Of whom win travel to
take orders. COLE " Sc TON.
Boscotel, May IS. 1862. 49-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

DAHDELoH AND Wild CHERRY BIr-
TERs.-Dr. Baxter set before us yesterday
a bottle Of Medicine labelled "Dan3elion
and Wild Cherry Bitters," which remains
unopened; but should that unruIy stomach
Of ours ever be attacked with Indigestion,
horribles, and bad humors, we mean to try
it with considerable confidence, as the arti-
cles used in the compound are known to be
the very best in natures grand drug store
for feeble stomach and liver. Dyapeptic
uneven tempered people should all try it
Poor, Grabbed old Willis Of the Hon
Journal, who afflicted his readers wit
dYspepsy and consumption for twenty
years, thinks he was cured by "DandeIior
and Wild Cherry Bitters," which also
saved bis twenty thousand invalid readers
from so many imaginary graves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

Why FARRAGUr's FLEET DID NOT At
TACK YIcKsBuRa.-It has been a mystery
to some Why Farragut did not pass above
Yicksburg. Low water was not the cause.
The rebels had strong battery on the
bluffs from which they could send a plung-
ing fire into cur gunboats. So it was con-
Guided that the capture Of VIcksburg, at
the present time, was not worth what it
might cost 1t was therefore decided to
turn back ana descend to Baton Rouge,
where our ttoops were .needed-as the
gueiillas had entered the town after our
tlset bad passed up and were numbering
and destroy ing as usual. Gen. Williams,
who commanded the troops, now holds
Baton Rouge, having dispersed the que
rllas and shet those who were taken pris-
oners.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
BUoKEYE
Reapers and Mowers!
SWEEPSTlEE THRESIIING MlCIllNES!!

CoLR & SEAToy, Boscotel, ara general Agents for
the Bgcteye Reaper and lH0WeTi' % them trav-
els constantly solicit orders tile other may be found
constantly at their store ia Boscobe whore one Of the
machines may be seen, This machine IS lighter and
neatly yet stoutly constructed than any which
does equal serciee. Both travel wheels drive the
works, ana work together or Independently. The cut
OF this machine may he raised at will by the OYER
ator without stopping, that obstacles may be avoi6
to allow ZIG whole 10 pass through gaze Of other mar
row pace. The entire aeEa os7nachnery is extreme
y simple, yet strong anG manageable BY single opera
tor.
The "Buckeye Reaper has a raker attachment
which so lays tha grain out Of the way to provide
for the nest round; the reel may be adjusted for
any kim Of sra aud the machine cuts ifoi " 10 is
acres per Cay With span Of light horses. The Mower
is arranged for cutting grass cosa to the ground or
high, aud is perfectly me.e geahle.
This machine is manufactured 0y G. Aultnan Co,
Canton Uhio, one 81 whom pat alice. 4 IS secured
by 81 distinct patents, and is DO, btess ,he best
chine ever offered Also,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

Of ali descriptions and the IA litios for getting homo
tmbar, also improves; consequently feel thAt can
make better wagon and buggy now, than in tinQs
past can make greater number and Offer Tie great
indu cement Of lih H1ri
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
REAPERS & MOWERS.
!. SPECIAL NOTICE!
NIcCOrmicA's Reaper & Mower!

All those in want Of repairs for McCornicks Reaper
& Mower win hnd full stock by calling nae NJ my
residence in Cassville. / shall be at home from June
23d up to July 9Th inclusive. I wish those wanting
repairs to call during that time Ii the repairs
needed not on hand here, / shall rider them al
once from Chicago
wish all those that promised to the Travelling Agent
Of c. Il Mccormick q Brothers last WINTER TO make
payments their Notes in May and June, to do
these Notes in my hands for collection.
f. BEINCKMANN, Agent.
Cassyilse. june 16, 1862. 1-wS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
WAGON MAKING AND REPAIRING.
ITO THE PUBLIC OF
Grant County G Elsewhere!

! have now hand complete assortment Of
HARDWARE, IRON a STEEL,
STOVES, TINWARb
CLASS & PUTTY, AGidcJLT URAL TOOLS,
RER OSRDIR, La NTPS, &c.
offer the above Tor cash and cash only, at greatly
reduced prices. Ny stock Of stoves offer at lower
prices hei other dealer ia Grant County. Those
dealing in Boscobsl viii hnd IS 70 their advantage TO
call my store before purchasing elsewhere, am
determined to offer to cash customers bargains that will
be ia beepng with the times.
Store aear the Depot nexs to the Barnett House in
20 eobe
FRANCIS McsPADEN.
Boseobel, January 1852. 22-f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
INDEPENDENCE BALL

-bs~a s a Coalition Party st the new stone hal
gfiver 81 Erieay es ening the sth day q Ju-
s. next ,..... - las;es and gentlemen
80 ssfisi, q pari. be Of coed suppf ana dancing
~ tsst M sas;c will be ia Attendance 1y r. Laas ioA
j Shadaoek 4 Mr.. Barton.
IN AryAG EES:
r,. Il ssvrN EEEEowN.
~, Tata -Tsl.n eixbsy. Block, Alex Garner.
r.prav LANCASTER.
10 IUmpkias i Hilton ~ ~
No.. essavs ooTusT.
rs ts@.&s, + slsetjia. Jcs Hall ] II Vance.
r.,tfr EELExBoRo'.
49,. I 5 MASON. J McKenzie j Graves.
TicIxats-3 90.
DOUGLAS OLIVER.
divers Mills, Grant county June II. hilSa'5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
! TIME TABLE OF 1862!
/ FOR TIE
| Bogcobel Milwaukee Prairie dn Chen r. B.
coRREcTED By =. 8. BURDIcK, Agent.

First train going East, Freight Passenger, 545 m
second Mail 1912
Arrives in Milwaukee at 81 p stops oal3 at Bos-
Third tlain East might Exp1eas Messenger, $50 M
Arriving ia Ma4iton 9.l0 p aud arriving in Nil
FiTst train going West, Freight Express, 9:i3 a. n.
second 4 Passenger, 40 p -.
Thirl Mail 4 Passenger, 6:0l
Itf il. B. BuRDICA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
LANDS FOR SALE. =
100 ACRES OF LAND
NEAR BoscoBEL-FoR. SALE.

The subscr Der offers for sale very cheap 100 Of
unimproved land within two miles Of Boscobe, adjqn-
ing the land Of Mr. Arnold. May be had for $780, with
clear title. Call on Mr. Arnold near the promises
address the subscriber, at Danve, Ill, Box 1870.
WILLIAM A. MORGAN. ~
May 2S, 1862. (ch Sl.60-pd 5oc) 50-w3 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

w.srrD.-At Potosi BY heI.ono'o -
any quantity ofvhear for which 60 to o.
o on5 ~ paid in cash wheat to Be dsi. Y
cred at the warehouse. Also all elnas ( %
o. ,oIo +, taken at fir market prices in cash.
Or n exchange for merchandise.
% W " also wanted by KaItonba'h'
f., which the highest price will be PAID II
nneh
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

rT77E. On behalf Of th9 s0I ,31.-
f o.. a lples. q Mt Hope for her lio 81
to jane ,..Sntion Of one dollar to our sol
J..,.' postage fund.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

EE-Dr. Vim. I'll. Farnsr, formerly a
physician at Haukesha, is now surgeon
ii the rebel army in New Mexico.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

cop1. Palmer has , our '''7''7. .1rr-
samples o. ,.o Ne are in receipt OY
ious and genuine, ,-b onriosities and
r ~ar soon give public exhibition d 'D'''''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
=, ~ f4a8W e
y = = = = hinit
improved Farm for Sale + hii

Tlesubscyiber offers for sale his small farm, situated
In the Hurricane Grove southwest corner Of the town
Of lancaster containing o. acres45 acres under ea4
tyaiion all choice land. The dwelling is good, wtk
good stables gwuery, &c. Also, good we-wai2r and
sprnrs soma apple trees ia bearing, the PUBLIC
school house aud church, and in good neghborho5d
Of people RICHARD TRAVIS. 4,
Hurricane, April Isl, 1862. AZ 3ms
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02
EARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale one hundred and
twenty Of farm land situated IN Sec. 3S and 81
ia the Town Of Blue river the Wingyille and Msoo-
da road About SO acres are under good cultivation
plenty Of timber aud good range for stock IL sitr
ated 2A miles from Castle Rock Mills want part 81
The purchase money down, giving ample u1eqtith'
balance will give great bargain for cash Inquire
on the premises or q J. Greene, Montori, Wis.lI
AFontfoIt, " May Is. 5lw9
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

WISCONSIN STATE BoSDs.-We are
ilformed by Treasurer Hastings that the
Loan Commissioners have negotiated d
sale Of the 100000 issue Of bonds author
lied BY the Legislature at its recent session.
The bonds, we understand, have been sold
at par, and viii be delivered and paid for
as soon as they can be filed up and signed
after the receipt Of the blanks from New
York, which will probably be sometime in
the early part Of next month. This, we
understand, disposes Of all the bonds the
State now offers for sale, with the e1eep.
ton Of the $4,000 issue advertised in
another column Of our Paper. Bankers
and others wishing to procure WISCONSIN
State Bonds. will do we'll to bear ID mind
that this will be the last chance for obtain
ing them.--State Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

rnocr-Hsnry Hyde ,s 2, '4 our thanks thanks
House aud Farqun''.a ..,, sneckled trout.
c,r, mess OF Oio0N ---
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

Eg BY an sct passed by the late Legis-
latu4, the State Treasurer IS autholz-
Cd 70 credit railroad companies with any
account they may have for transport
ing troops, on tie tax due the state
from them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-07-02

a. E-qr. T17o o77''7'1' . 1905. "'' = T@
tra's s.d + e Collecting and in receiving new
i n%' o5t and orders for work are m
ducomonts for him to '0n'inu' =
s,,n0fner