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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05


disease. tai settles sauewAsre in tlle body aud OBJ
strucs It's nstural iuucois These u not telsegee,
dueing general aeefagANon sN1ariaE, aud aiseasi 4
While la Tits coalition orHtesse4 tg tho a4ranEements
take Ayers Pills ana see haw eiteatJ lha restore tMr
natural actlou of The t5steni anl with il sac huoyant
feelmg Of health again. Mha, fufRal 50 apparent la
this trivial aud e8nnon contghtls eisa true in many
Of The deepaeated ANA dangecus dsiomPofs Tie same
purgatye effect expe ths. Ceased hy similar obstruc
lions and arrangements 81 the tnfNi functions OF tho
body, they rapidly ana naay "a them fnrcy, cured
by the same means. Aone who know the Virtues OF these
Pills, VIII neglect 70 employ them when slering from
the disorders they cure.
Sfetemants FROM leading physicians ia some Of te
principal cities, and from other well knott public per-
sons.
Foa f6s1pdr3iag Merchant II s.. Lelas ~. !, 1850.
"a, ArER: Your lis Tho paragon OF an that Is
pr In medicine. Taey have cured my little daughter
oulcerous upon hnr hands and feet that had proved
incurahln ~ years, Her mother has been long grey
ously lllst96 with hlocie ana pimplss on her skin and
in hes har after child cured she also tried
ASA N0RGRIDGE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
IMpoRrANr NorIcE.- We have receive,

IMPORTANT NOTICE We have received
a note written in the femininest Of hands,
rsquesting US to give those young gentle
men Glowing up" who went 70 a con-
cert in neighboring village, not long
since, without "taking the girls" The
aforesaid boys viii, therefore, please con
siaer themselves 'blown up" as high as
Haman, until firIhur notice. ,,,sco,
C The Musical nsnittanees prossIc-
.Gregor, mentioned last wetSS oD'' ! been
postponed to March IL. The course Of
instruction will embrace church music,
choir and congregational singing, hymnol-
ogy, chanting, part song, glee singing, bal
lad singing, the formation, delivery and
training Of the voice, etc. The convention
will continue four days. Terms, 81. En-
tertainment free. Persons on their arrival
are requested to report themselves at the
Congregational Church.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

nEThe Cincinnati GaSette notices The
resumption Of trade wiittlai Bowling GreSn,
Ky. Some Of the merchants there, dos
poiled BY the rebels, have been to Cmcln7
natl to repIenish their stock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

CoURT.-The snow storm has caused a
slim attendance, many Jurors and witnesses
being unable to wade through the snow
also, many Of the lawyers usually attending
our court will be al sent, and perhaps many
Ofthe parties having suits and otherwise
Interested in court affairs will fail to appear.
Il is hoped by many that Judge Cothren
will adjourn the court till some period when
weather distractions will not interfere.
The Sheriff must fail to serve papers in dis
tant parts If the county, while persons
summoned TO appear as witnesses before
the Grand Jury would fail to obey. The
roads are so INSTRUCTED that law penalties,
courts and Sheriffs must fail to bring men
to court. 1t may not be in the power Of
the Judge TO adjourn the court to some
better time; il so, it is hoped that all par
ties will do as little business as possible.
LArER.-Judge Cothren arrived on
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, having
worked and shoveled most Of his way
from Mineral Point. Court will be held
as well as possible under the circumstances.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

Eg Last week Thursday there was a
snow storm throughout central New York
the greatest storm Of the season-leay-
ing depth Of from fourteen inches TO two
feet, and blockading the railroads.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

ErThe 10th Wisconsin regiment, Col.
Sanders, at Camp Utley, Racine, has sew
en- companies nearly tull.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05


NEws.-Readers must not expect very
late war news under the late order of Sec
rotary Stanton, which virtually closes all
the telegraphs and lays yiolept haaas Oh
the daily papers stand Just as good
chance to get the latest war news from the
weekly papers as from tue daiIies, and a
rather better chance from the New York
weekly papers than from any other source,
except perhaps from private letters written
at Washington. The army is now seal
ed mystery to all alike, except the limited
managers--Old Abe, Stanton and perhaps
Mcclellan and the Cabinet. As to the
spies, traitors in fair garb, news agents
&c, they can do nothing but look upon 50
many sealed up tones, to read which, only
omnipotence and the allowed named are
able We may imagine this or that as
probable, but the basis OF our imaginations
may be fraud; we know nothing, are
not allowed to know anything until after it
transpires Such is the war;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

THE NATIoSALs. This fine troupe Of
singers gave a concert at the Congregational
Church last evening, to good audience
They sang well, and all were satisfied
Go and hear them tonight, at the same
place.
They will sing at Potosi as soon as the
state Of the roads will permit them to get
there's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
~ TREES AND SHRUBS. ~
Lancaster Nurssly Lancaster Grant Co !.
xn2xs 72r,r


The above Nursery i sin being enlarged in extent
and Variety aAd offered iae assortment rs
far the present springs sales Oar are very
dv free from insects, and healthy.
Of A 11plea tlNree .a9ne 40 kinds best adap led
to our climate and soi!s also, Seedlings
T2lurnss- OF XII IDS
pnss-3 kisd5 perfNcty hardy, ard seTeral hat
need some protection.
C,urr.an tss-Back, White and Red.
Goose ioe rri ess--3 best kinds; two OF which do
not mildew, and are reliable bearers.
ISassIo IoerrieS-Yeilow Allen, & some others
STRAW berries - Wilson's Albany, Peabody,
White, Hooker, Jenny Seeding. sc.
Pie Plant-Mamm0th, Victoria Giant, &C.
Ornamental DecIduouS Trees:
Balm Gil cad, LoEnbardy Popiars. Willows Mountain
Ashes Siyer-F cliaged Trees.
T9veropeen Trees.
Balsan Fir, spruces, Cedars, Pines, &C.
Shrubs.
Roses snowfall snowberry, Liiacs Rose Acacia, Peo-
nies, Fiowering Cnrrant Honeysuckles &c, aad many
articles not enumerated.
TERMs-Cash. or to prompt men. reasonable credit
Nursery, Blocks south Of the Count ouse, Lancas.
ter, Wis.
Catalogues with full lists and prices, on applicable
sent gratis.
sPachages Of Trees and Shrubs put up IN good or
der, and delivered at Ellenboro, PateviIie, Hazel
Green Galea potos Beetown Cassyiie, Tafton, Patch
Grove Bridge rt, Prairie du Chen, Feanimore Bosco-
bel or New Clisornia, without extra charge.
N. 9. GOLDSMITH.
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Your Pills the prince Of purges. Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathariic possess. They ere
mild but very certain and eiect in their action tbs
treatment Of disease.
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tMEDICIN77T.
AYERS
CATHARTI
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble. and
complainingg Arc you out u
oder. with yonr system de-
raaged, and yoEr feelings I'M.
comloftallles These symp-
toms are often the prelude 70
serious illuess. Some TT OF
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should ii ayerted By q
timely use Of tiis right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse ont the disordered hu
mbrs purify tile blood, and
let The luils movo ca unob-
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Whey stimulate The functions
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tigily parity tlie sysiem frora
fin Obs trnfitaus which mako
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
Headache. observation-disclosures, Foul stomach.


DEAR IHo AVER. Icapnot answer YOU schat complaints
have cWel with ycur pills better than 70 Jay al that
err treat 3goa apmNttra madeleine pac, great depen
denco on an eecta catrtc 10 my daily contest with
disease ana believing as ihat your Pills afford the
best we have, Of ecurse value thom highly.
pirrsauRo, Pa. May ], 1860.
Or. J. G. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst haaaets any body have By dose or two
Of your Pills. It to arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse AZ once.
Yours with great respect, ED w pREBLE.
qs,1, n f,,asfr fyff,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

GB~ The atlantic Monthly for March
is upon our table. The present number is
equal to any that has preceded it, and that
is saying much. "Fremont's Hundred
Days in Missouri" BY Major Dorshalner.
is concluded. It presents the best and
most comprehensive view Of that Gam
paign anywhere to be found. The other
articles consist Of essays, stories and poems.
Terms SO. Address Ticknor d Fields,
Boston. We furnish it and the Herald for
$3.50.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
nllona Diaorsera - f..yer con.l,lninta.

From py Theodore B}f y NSio York C.ty.
Not Only your pllsimNbly adapted 70 lheir pur.
pose as an eperieat hut find they beneficial effects upon
The Liver very marked iadeed They have IN my prac-
tiee proved ticual for tho of bilious cont
plants than any gened,' can mention sincerely
rejoice that haYe ut len Oh nurgave which Is wor-
thy tic confidence of he Profession and the people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

y 3
From Dr.J. g. GsesR Qf Chicago.
Your Pills Lave HAD long tlia III my practice, ana
hold them IN esteem OF the best apelcnts have
found. Their Alternative eject upon tho liver makes
them cxceont remedy, when given Ia smail doses for
biioas dgsslHry aRd dt0grtGa Their sugareoating
Of women and children.
EyspcpsHa, Empurity or the Blood.
From Eep.J y Haes, li1si0r n aeea Chmcl, Boston,
On. AVER ! have used yonr Pills with extraordinary
sHceess ~ my fmiy and among those called to visit
ID distress. TO regulate lie organs Of digestion and
partly lo blood, fpy lie worry best remedy have
ever Known, and can confidently recommend them 20
ms fiends. Yours, J. v. HINES
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05

HORSE THIEF We learn further since
the notice Of last week concerning the ar
rest of that horse thief, that bis name,
probably assumed, is William Webb, also,
that the stolen horse was the property Of
Mr.. J. 0 Taylor, residing six miles above
Boscobel, that he was pursued by Consta-
bic j. J. Button and assistants into Bad
AK County, where he was taken with the
hor.e and brought back to Boscobel tof
examination, after which he was brought
to Jail on Wednesday last. We further
learn that some six weeks ago, this same
man passed through Bad AK County, ia
the direction of Muscoda, riding a dark
gray horse, with saddle and blind bride;
also, four weeks ago be passed through
Lancaster with a young sorrel horse, and
said he was going to Mineral Point. He
is doubtless professional horse thief; lie
appears like one accustomed to prison life.
This man claims to be an Englishman, but
has the unciyilized swagger Of Canadian
and also some Of the appearances Of a
part breed Frenchman. Without any
further description Of his apparel alan
what has n.s.., rfe.s as 81 in our paper,
we notice bis fenne. GLOW humiliatEse-
ognizod hereafter; his face }ent.sA9,isie.att,.
and considerably marked with the beast;
very lack hair and heavy whiskers or
beard, nearly six feet high and stout. He
may be tried this court and sent to Wau-
pun, unless some Of his friends swear him
clear, which can be scarcely possible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-05
HEIFER.
cash FOR WHEAT
M Z. QUARTERLY MEETINGS.

mo second lound Of Quarterly Meetings for tas
platLeyIe Dislrict, West Mlaeon.La Coneaenee 1857
, 1862-11-22
THp WArpR WonKs AT FoRr COL

THE WATER WORKS AT Fort COL
vILLE.-The water works at Fort Colville
are now completed, and all the buildings
about the Fort are supplied with water
brought into them through pipes from
creek, near by. Several scientific engi-
neers, in the government employ have from
time to time, during the past two or three
years, been engaged in surveying the
ground with the view TO supplying the post
with water, and all of them have pronounced
the work impracticable. This summer a
Lieutenant in Col. Steinberger's regiment,
now stationed there, concluded that ''sci-
ence had been in error" and went to work
with spirit level and board and demon
strated the practicability of the scheme
Upon his observation" the work was
commenced, and its completion has proven
that spirit level and board in the hands
of some men is better instrument for sur
veying than a compass in the hands of
others.
, 1862-11-22

MAP OF AUBURN Mossman ex-
hibited to us a few days ago map of Au-
burn. Barring the fact that the city is not
laid out "square with the world and con-
tains few crooked streets and alleys, it
presents quite respectable appearance
The deformities, however, are occasioned
by natural obstructions-the mountains
and mining gulches. The town is laid out
in ffty-fve blocks, and contains about five
hundred buildings, the principal street
stretching nearly mile in length The
permanent population is estimated at three
thousand Rather large city for single
summers growth.
, 1862-11-22

FROM BoIsE.-Capt. r. Bledsoc, who
came in from Boise on Wednesday, in
forms us that winter weather is setting in
there in earnest. A great many persons
were p, eparing to remain there during the
winter, and others we're coming out to find
more congenial climates. Capt. B. ex-
presses the opinion that the mines are ex-
tensive, and that the most of the country
prospected will pay good wages. A num-
Der of claims have been located which pros
pect from 81 to 81 to the pan; but these
are the exception and not the rule. Gold
is found on the river bars, in the gulches
and on the benches and hill sides. The
full extent of the mines will probably not
be known this fall. New diggings were
being found in the vicinity almost every
day.
, 1862-11-22
Official Notice /!
Office of the U. S. Assessor for Washington
Territory,
Ar1.A WArrA 0ct 1cCO

Office of the U. S. Assessor for Washington
Territory,
WALLA WALLA, Oct. "a, 1862.
HNHE undersigned having been commissioned U
4 S. Assessor for the District Of Washington Ter
rtory under and by virtue of the laws passed by the
cnue 30 support the Government and to pay interest
on the public debt" hereby gives notice that in ac-
cordance with the law and instructions from the de-
partment of Internal Revenue, he has divided the
Territory into the following Districts, and has ap-
pointed Assistant Assessors as follows:
DIVISION No Consisting Of the counties of King,
Pierce, Snohomish and Whatcom. ]. Denny, Assistant
Assessor.
DIVISION No. 2-Consistng Of tie counties of Kit
sap, Jefferson Island and Calam E. S. Dyer, Assist
ant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 3-Consisting of the counties of
ThurstOn, Lewis, Sawamsh and Chehalis. D. r.
Bigeow, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 4-Will consist of the counties of Pa
cifc Wakiakum, Cowlitz, Clark, Skamania and Xix
atat. Edwin L. Dole, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No 5-Will consist Of the county of Walla
Waa. L. j. Rector, Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No 6-Will consist of the counties Of Spo-
kane, Mssoua, sboshone, Nez Perces and Idaho
5. f. Ledyard, Assistant Assessor.
This notice applies to all persons subject excise
duties under the revenue law of the United States,
approved July lst 1862, entitled can Act to provide
internal revenue for the support of the Government
and to pay interest -on the public debt" The law
went into effect Sept. st, 1862 The assessment will
be retrospective in its application, in order to insure
uniform justice to both the tax payers ard the govern
ment. Those occupations requiring daily, tri-mOnth-
ly monthly, or quarterly records or returns, will
commence Sept lst 1862.
Under the Tax Law licenses for the trades pro-
fessions and occupations must be taken out and the
following sums must be paid to the Federal Govern
m dari no frou he Iet Of Gop NH
, 1862-11-22
Dissolution Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
VIM. A. Yates and Com. S. Lane, under the
name of Yates Il Lane is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
All demands against the aforesaid firm, all ac-
counts due them will be adjusted by VIM. A. Yates,
who alone is authorized to receipt for the same.
VIM A. YATES.
COM. S. LANE.
Walla Walla, W. T., Nov. 10, 1862. 47w3
, 1862-11-22

A LONG ROAD TO SALT LAKE.-We
learn that Mr.. VIM. Terry of this city, who
left the Bitter Root valley some months
since to go to Salt Lake to purchase sup
plies for the Deer Lodge mines is now on
his way home Uia San Francisco. On his
arrival at st. 10, Mo, Mr.. Terry found it
impracticable to continue his journey TO
Salt Lake on account of the hostility of the
Indians, and proceeded direct to New York
to return home by the Isthmus.
, 1862-11-22
Notice..
OFFICE OF THE .. S. ASSESSOR,
DISTRICT OF WAsHINTON TERRITORY,
Walla Walla. NoYember Is lS6

]
To Whom 1t May Concern The Asss tant Asses
sor's lists valuation and enumeratiOns made and a-
ken within the county of Walla Walla will be ready
ror examination from and after this date-November
22d lS62--and will remain open for the space of ff-
teen days for inspection, during which time and on
the first day after the expiration of the time aforesaid
well be found at my Office in Walla Walla to hear
all appeals and determine according to law and right
relative to any erroneous excessive valuations or
enumeratons that shall have been assessed. All per
sons who shall apply for that purpose must set forth
their appeals in writing and must specify the partic
uar cause matter or thing respecting which decis-
ion is requested and must state the ground prn-
cpe Of inequality complained of.
JOHN. G. SPARKS, .. S. Assessor.
November Is, 1862. 47w2
, 1862-11-22
Administrators Notice.

I ETTERS of administration being granted to the
II undersigned by the Probate Court of Walla Wal
la county, Washington Territory. upon the estate of
n Morris of said county, deceased, all those having
claims against said estate hereby notified to ex-
hbit them with the proper vouchers, to the under
signed at his place of residence, Dry Creek, in
said county, within year from this date, or the
will be forever barred and all those indebted
to said estate requested to make immediate pa
ment. NJ. B. MORRIS, Administrator.
Nov. Is, 1862 l;47m3.
, 1862-11-22
For Sale.
THE Pioneer Market Uouse

VNHE Pioneer Market House, With lot 20
feet front by 60 feet deep, together with all the
tools belonging to the house.
Also one back Lot with Stable, in the rear of said
house.
Also two COrrals for stock &c.
The above property will be sold on reasonable
terms. Enquire Of THOS. K Mccoy
Waa Wal,a Nov. s, 1862. 37tf
, 1862-11-22
Estray Notice.

DAKEN up by the subscriber, living on Mil
1 Greek, seven miles east of Walla Walla, one
BROWN HORSE with white face and three white
feet branded of his hips with character re-
semblinga heart; about fourteen hands high, and
had on a bride when taken up The owner can have
the horse on application to the subscriber by proving
property and paying charges. THOS. P. PAGE.
Nov. l5 1862 AVA
, 1862-11-22

I ssou1A.-Missoula county will not be
represented in the Legislature this winter.
The representative elect from that county,
Mr.. L. L. Blake, left this city few days
ago for Boise, where he designs to spend
the winter
, 1862-11-22

VALLEY is the name of the packer who
was shot by Indians at Wild Horse creek
last week. He is recovering and will be
well in few weeks. The Indians who shot
him were intoxicated at the time they COM
mtted the deed.
, 1862-11-22

EXCLUSION OF CHINAMEN. The mi
ners at Colville have passed laws excluding
Cinnamon from the mines of that locality,
and in accordance Herewith are compelling
the celestials to leave the mines. "A num-
Der of them came down to this city on
Tuesday.
, 1862-11-22

PosT OFFICE AT WALLULA.-We learn
from the Postmaster in this city, that the
usual books, keys, ETC., for post-office
have come to Wallula. No appointment of
Postmaster has yet been made.
, 1862-11-22

GRoUNDLEss.-A report in circulation a
few days since, that two men had been
killed on the road between here and the
Dalles, is without foundation.
, 1862-11-22

THE total population of Grand Ronde
Valley is estimated at one thousand. The
most of the settlersthere are emigrants who
crossed the plains this season.
, 1862-11-22

QUARTz.-A quartz boulder weighing
fifteen or twenty pounds was brought down
from Warren's diggings last week. The
specimen could not be pronounced exceed
ingly rich, though the gold was plainly Wis
ible in it.
, 1862-11-22

POPULATION OF PoRTLAND.-A late
census of the city of Portland, shows the
population of that place to be four thou
sand and fifty-seven. Portland has doub-
led her population within the past two
years.
, 1862-11-22

TRADE TO AUBURN.-Mr. Mossman in
forms us that in coming in from Auburn
this week he met about one hundred wag-
ons from this place and the Dalles on their
way to Auburn and Boise, besides about
two hundred pack animals.
, 1862-11-22
GEORGE SAVAGE,
Practical Matchmaker and Jeweler

Fractlcal WaJchmaker ana JeWeler,
ENROM Montreal, Canada East, has commenced bus
Il mess in Walla Walla, next door to the Belle Gre
ole Saloon, opposite the Uniol Hotel. Having had
many years experience in the business, and being de-
termned to give the most careful attention to all work
entrusted to him. he feels confident of giving his pat
entire satisfaction.
Nov. l. 1862. 46n3.
, 1862-11-22

PocAHoNTAs.-A town bearing this title
is being built about ten miles this side of
Auburn. 1t already boasts of ten houses,
among which are several trading establish
ments.
, 1862-11-22

For OLYMPIA-Capt R. Bledsoe, Joint
Representative for Idaho and Nez Perces
counties, passed through town on Wednes
day en- route to Olympia, to take his seat
in the Territorial Legislature.
, 1862-11-22

New CoUNTY.-The question of the
formation of new county, embracing the
Boise mining district, will be presented to
the Legislature at its approaching session.
, 1862-11-22
Get you,. Wntches Renaire
Unsurpassed by any Workman in the West
Repairing Of Fine Watches!
All work Warranted Twelve
Months /!

CHARGES LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Miners can send their watches TO me by Express
add will pay the express charges here and back
Shop on Main Street next Door to Howard IS
Cady's Store. i. p. DUGAN.
, 1862-11-22

A Ii Persons are hereby warned against purchasing
n note for one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dollars
(Sl25,00) given by j. B. Dckerson in favor of E. H
Nassau. said note has been paid. The note bears
date, Fort Simcoe Yakima Reservation, about the
latter part Of September the fore part of October
1861. 44w4 Z. II. NASSAU.
TTNhe partnership heretofore existing between Thorn
i as L Paine and F. A. Hake, is hereby dissolved
by mutual consent
Walla Walla, October 7th 1862
THOMAS J. PAYNE.
43w4 FANCIS A HAKE.