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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
a UCTION SALE
CHERlFF'S sALE-DRIEsBACK.

State Of Wisconsin county of Grant, sCircnit court
ot Grant county, Wisconsin. Judgment of iofecos-
and order OF SALE James ~ Chapman Plaintiff.
against Jacob DfesOaek aud Salah 4. Dfieshack, his
wife, Defendants.
By virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and order Of
sale. issued of the above named court in the above
entitled cause, to directed aad delivered bearing
date TIE 9th day Of March, A. ID. 1852, and By the
direction o. the Plaintiffs Attorney, wilt offer Tor sale
and will sell at public auction to the hgAest odGer Tor
cash in haad she outer door of the court house. in
tho village Of Lancaster GRAFT county, WISCONSIN, on
tie aoth DAY ct June A. u 1862 at the hour Of 10
o'clock ia the forenoon of said day. all OF the following
described real estate, Wit: The northwest quarter
OF the north quarter soutwe quarter OF sec
ton number twenty 7l in town three, ~ north
Of range three west in GIANT cenatys containing ten
acres also the west la Of the northwest quarter OF
sud section twentyseyen, excfpftas one aete on the
northwest corner OF said piece Of lands also that part
OF the east half OF the Aforesaid northwest quarter des
cfbed follows, to Yit commencing at point twen-
t. chaAs OF the quarter section post the wesl
side Of said section twenty variation s. 80 nin
utes east and running thence north twenyone chains
and niaety-fonr hnss thence south l91s9 f. seven
chains and thirty Inks THENCE south 537sa
west fifty lnks thence south $3.50 east six Chains and
thirty links, thence west eight chains and thirty
links TO the place beginning and containing ten and
5j-IJ0hs all in Grant county, Wisconsin. said
sale viii be made to satisfy The judgment IN this action
amounting 10 be sum OF seven hundred and " iOJths
dollars ts70065) damages and thrty-hye and 35lO0sAs
doias COSTS together with interest aud costs accfu-
ng.-Dated Sheliif's once, Lancaster March a, ieO2
J. IS MOORE, Sheriff,
J Allen Barber Grant County, lis.
Plaintiff A torney. 4l-wl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26

School MoNEYs.- Difficulties have
ansed or may arise as 10 whom the Town
Treasures shall pay tie county and dis
tict school moneys which they may have
collected this year, there being 70 town
Superintendents after due examination Of
the law it has been decided that such
school moneys shall be paid over to dis
trct treasurers, by them to be paid to
teachers or applied for other expenses as
the district officers may direct. The state
school moneys will also be paid by the
county treasures to town treasures. -
Town clerks are to apportion the state and
county moneys, and the town treasures are
to disburse the same accordingly.
To YorERs or THE Several Towns =
We adyisedly recommend thepeople to as
emble ia their several towns, at their usu-
al places of holding town meetings, on
Saturday next, at o'clock afternoon for
the purpose Of selecting good sets Of can
didates for the several town offices to be
held on the following Tuesday BY this
method, schemes to start improper candi-
dates early on tue morning Of election vii
be foled. and many troubles be avoided.
The town Offices are highly important, and
ought to be filed by choice men; and ].
impossible for the masses 70 meet il large
numbers early on the morning Of cleo
TONS An know tho difficulty If arFesting
the election OF improper men when once
they get a fir start late u The day. See
70 this in advance and save trouble.
MINNIE Luck At BEErowS.- Wash.
Garner and Jacob McCray have made q
mineral discovery 1T Beetown, on lands
owned BY John B. Turley, near what i
known as the Dow French range which
turned out good for nearly a million. The
discovery was made some two we. Ks, and
Yielded the first two days about 5000
Pounds. Since then they have done little
ese than timber the shaft to prevent cay
'Ag. This IS believed to be the richest
Prospect for a lo,ie discovered for so'ae
9san. But aa eighth rent i paid On the
Mineral taken from this discovery ior Use
q land.
Peacock and partner have also struck .
sse wing Of their lode which yielded 50
argely last winter. aud il is believed the
Supplement- VIII PROVE richer than the
nam works. This Is on the Musc.lange,
'sna branch Of RUilesnalse, some two
miles west Of Beetown.
Various other prospects in The vicinity
Beetown are being worked with profit
"ae Of which have been announced.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26

eay Col. Washhurn has received or
1srs to move his regiment Of cavalry to
Tennessee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
Ayers Cherry PaCtOLal,

FOR THE EAi4N tAAh W
counIss. Colds. Influenza, TToarscmers,
Group, ESromchttiBs Anes psemt SoEa-
sum ptfcH, and Ior fsia Reflex
OF Ccnsumpt1we Patients
Tia advanced Stages
or Else UsgeuNcs
This n a remedy So universally known 70 urrass any
other for the cure Of throat and Jung complaints that i
Is useless here publish The evidence q is Nrrea is
unrvacd excellence er coughs md colds ana s fny
wonderful &c pulmonary disease, have INSIDE II
known throughout the civilized natians o. the carth'
Few the stmmapities or even Ataies among thsm
who have not personal experience Of Is elects
living trophy ia their midst - les victory over lAe
subtle ana dangerous iers Of e throat and lungs
As 1 know tile dreadful fatality Il these dsoFdeiat ato
as ey know too lie effects o. ilis remedy waneed mol
do moro than 10 them that il has Now ~ ne We
tues that II did have when making the euFea when nave
won so strongly upon the confidence # mankind
Prepared BIZ Dr. !, G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, MasA
Sold bg gglan,I & 10 loway. Lancaster.
y. T. PARKER and George li4w Car ~ core
D. St.wart, Glen Hayc9.
o. w lson. fafion.
Wm- Kidd. Jr. 5iilgilo.
G.. Jameson, Beet0wn
Paul q Brothers. Patch Grove.
Goodei Chase, pa'favic.
Chandler a. York, Hazel Green.
81. Van Week, FaIpay.
b Wikinaon CO.. Big Patch.
:. d. Green 4 Co.. Wia7ysllp.
Q. g. Skinner < Brothers, Jamestowv.
George Walker Bliti.h Hollow.
Ratani Geger, Ca7sysilo.
Mrs 7. Harris, MaNeda.
J. RICE, Milwaukee, Wholesale and BY all Deaiefs' IN
Medicines. 32 ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26

syphiIIg 80 1EeraurIel Illaeago.


-
Or. j. G. AYFn: Sir. I chcerfuy comply with ihe r..
quest Of your agent and report You some Of the Gillette
have realized With your SaisapNtllA
have cured With IT, ia my practice, most Of tho CONF
plants for which II l. ieeonmended and nave ioun9 a
elects tr,,iy wonderful ia The Of Ittieaf aud Mei-
cayfqf Dtssae. One az my patients had syhttc ulcers
IN his throat which were consuming his laate ana the
ton Of tis mouth. Your Sarsapailla steadily taken,
cured linn ia FIVE weeks Another attacked 10y Sec
ondary symptoms IN lia nose and the ''~ - ,,aa
sAien IVY -3ss ars of e. 50 tlat believe the
,sofs Would soon reach ills btan and KIN him. But IL
ulcers healed and he is we'll again. NOT Of course without
designation 20 his lace. "A woman who had been
treated Tor the disorder by mercury suffering
ffon this poison Ia her Bones. They had become SO sem
sitive 10 the weather that damp day she suffered
cruciRng pain ia her iaini and bones. She, too was
cured entirely ~ yQur salsapotla in few weeks.
know from its formula, w, ycvr ogpnt rave me, that
this Preparation from yolA boaofy must be Sfeat
remedy; consequently, these Italy remarkalle ietulta
with il have not surprised Inc.
- Il,aInrllnll, ,nnra q Y TAn1Afrp III %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26

ga- The letter from our valued Poto-
mac correspondent will be seen on the first
page of our paper and be read with unu-
suaI interest. The writer, The veritable
witty Aft Thomas, late local editor Of the
Dubuque Times. promises to let our read
ers hear from the Second Wis. Regiment
frequently through him. lie will proba-
BY travel south with the second Wiscon-
sin, Regiment which is bound to make q
wide, deep mark when allowed to strike.
TO THE Worms or LANCASTER: We
are requested to give notice that on sator-
day Of this week, at 2 o'clock afternoon,
the citizens and voters Of Lancaster are re-
quesied to meet at the Cont House to Sc
lect and nominate a full set Of good men
tobe supported on Tuesday following for
the several town ofic $. All should at
tend 50 as to have a full choice, and there
by avoid the starting Of half dozen II
regular candidates for each Office early on
the morning Of election.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
Yours.
Altered d. TALLEY.
Sc. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Tryslpelos
letter ana salt Eeheum, Scgid Head
EiMgW0rns, Sorc 5yes, Dropsy.

Ecttcr ana salt tehoum, ScglG Head,
Ringworna, Sorc Esyess Dro2sy.
Or. Robert NJ. preDe writes from Salem, N ". 18th
Sept, 1859, That he as cured inHeterate case 81
Dropsg which threatened 90 terminate fatally by the
persevcrng Of orr Sasararllm, and also dmgerous
Malignant EVsipslds hy large doses q the same; says
he cures tie common fraptioRs by il constantly,
Eromch0ceEe, GOitre OF &welled Neck.
Zebuon Sloan cg Prospect Texas, writes Three bot
ties az your Sarsapara cured me from Geige hid
Sous swelling Tie neck, which had suffered nom
over Two years"
Tsesc0vrEioaa o.. Whites, Ovarian Tumcrs
Uterine URccratEom, Etmclc Diseases
Dir. }, p. S. Claiming, Of New soIs City, writes
most cheeruy comply with the request Of Your agent IN
saying I lave found yonr sarsepeda most excellent
Alternative in tho numerous COM ainis ior which we
employ suel remedy, put especially in fAldic Diseases
81 the Scrofwlaus din psis. have cured many nycer-
ate cases Of Ieucorrhcn by ~, and where the con-
plant was caused by essu ga of the aris. Tho ulcer
alton itself cured Nothing within my knoml-
edge equals it for these Female defansemeuts"
Edward s. Marrow, Of NerblFy, Ala, writes, dan
eer0ns or1fl ha0r OF die females Ia my family
VI eh had dofed an ne remedies could employ, has
at cngth been completely cure y yonr Extract Of sar-
sapailla. Our physician thought nothing but eNtirpn.
ton cauld afford relief but DO advised Tho trial Of your
sarsapgra as tho iast tesort hoh.n cutting aud u
proved tlectua Afer taking your tenedy eight Weeks
no symptom 81 Tie disease rellalus.
n ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26
formally yours, q. ". LAR1MEE, n. D.
Rheuraatlsm, eout, LAYER Complaint.

INpnpENDiNQf, prp8ton Co Va, CD dulyi Idov.
Dr. J. g. AYER Sir, have been afflicted with palm
ful chronic Rheumatism for long me which haied tho
skill of physicians uul stuck to IN spite Of al tho
remedies could nd, until lged yon Sarapariila, One
bottle cured mo n two weeks and restored my general
health SO much that um fer better than before was
attacked. think Il wonderful medicine }. hliEAM.
Jules Y. Cetehell OF ST. louis wfess /" ] have been
afflicted FOR years with oDtetNH ~ ne Lirey, which
destroyed my health tried every tbinR,sadNery thing
iliAsd 20 Tollesc auG} lasa hgaH hrsaten man
for some yeals from eter ilnn Ger4Hgcmt gf
Ne Lfcr. Ay beloved lasol Ito Rev Nc Ispy advised
me 60 by sarsalai because Ne said no krew you
and aay thcg ypu made worth trying. ly thc bles
ing Of God il has cured and has pnilb ny blQoe
rs to mako new ~ me. i feel Young feain. The
haat at an De aal ol Aa Is not hall .oaA ennmghn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26

E Several new advertisements, mar
riages, deaths, &C., are crowded out Of this
weeks paper. They viii sppear next
week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-26

Dyspc pgfn. fAcnrt Disease ttt&. AApAfcf9~
~, Melancholy, eWfni Mta
Many remarkable cures q lhose aHta.rH hare been
made y iie nerafite pqNfi " tA Nsnieine n stNu.
iatos the vital iuuciians aaQ Nsft afstns ana AnGa
Oyercomes disorders wsfgfs Nara ~ 6nifAse eeya0 i+
reach. Such remceg las ias beeffti rec US e hes
ccgstes 81 the people af4 6nbappi AAi tA5 MIA
DO for tlIcID All that medicine caa 90.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

The Kangaroo, for Europe, took out s432, ,75s
in specie; the Hammonia, sec 600.
The Treasurer Of the State Of Maryland denies
the statement Of the English papers that Barring
& Co. had been instructed TO deduct the United
States income tax in their payments Of interest
upon Maryland bonds.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad expect
TO complete their line TO Green Bay by the last
week Of September, notwithstanding the scarcity
Of laborers. The Appleton Crescent says that
1.-The railroad is graded to Fort Howard, and that
the track is being rapidly laid. At Depere about
Hve miles are banded with iron, while in this city
the iron horse has passed through the corporate
limits.v
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
MiscellAnaous.

The steamship Kangaroo, Cap, jeffrey sailed noon yes
t.riay for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The steamship Hammona Capt SchweDsen sailed yester.
day for Southampton and Hamburg.
The steamship Talisman, Capt Russell sailed yesterday
for Kingston, ia.
smp q LAxAa-llaBfas, Sept n-Ligbtcrs have arrived
here with materials aud little from the shin C IL,
mar wrecked at Lscob Her huh has been sold for ado
the balance Of In her ioi VI tBy letter Ewopi
Walter. Esq. sec'y Board Of UpdetwiitersD
Sens --, jackson, OF and from Windsor, Ms for New
vork dsmasted and with Of oil sails IN the LoN ish
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Sept. 20-2 NJ
FLOUR The market was heavy for common grades al
rather easier rates, while fresh ground fair TO prime
extra qualities arm and rather better. The sales
embraced about 900 Dbs closing at s. 80 As for
extra State.
WHEAT heavy for most descriptions, and closed At
decline of 1c &c. per Dushe with sales Of $4,000
bushels.
CORN about 1c. per bushel lower with sales Of
Is 900 bushes at about t9c for sound Western mixed
PORK firm and in good demand, with sales Of 500
bbs at $l2 IS for mess and $40 12 $40 rs for prime
wBeKEY Sales 400 bbls. State and Western at 32nc
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
TIE MILITARY.

MILfrARy. y.-spB,1AL NOTICE TO ALL or THE
m ue oiufs of brtn The old aud rcrimcDts that NJ
5si Eighth third door above Thirtyninth street IN
the store ther, ~ chcsrs Dress Cot; also good
Syor Pat u Leather bc wh,h have been worn but
,ie. nohs wa ". sold al great bargain cheap FOE cash
Apply above AID after Monday, from ~ ~. Unit
pY. "a, uDti spld
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CjAL,
SATURDAY, Sept. 20-6 p. NJ.

SATURDAY, Sept 20-6 p. NJ.
The feature Of the money market continues to be
increased ease. At four per cent any amount Of
money can be borrowed. Certificates Of indcbt.
edness are quoted at 80, demand notes at 1l2s%.
Gold opened this morning at III, but soon fell
to ll69. it closed HIS bid Exchange is nomi-
nal at l2o
The stock market was caImer today and there
was less excitement in the street. People gene
rally seem TO have realized the situation and to
look forward to a period of steadiness. There
was no change in government stocks. Most of the
railway shares were higher. Harlem advanced
a. Harlem preferred ~ Michigan Central p,
guaranteed -, Illinois Central q, Toledo "a and
Rock Island Il. On the other hand Reading de-
clined 9, and New York Central a. After the
board the market was at first steady, then firm.
At the second board the market was all higher
the favorites being old Eric, which advanced "a
per cent, Rock Island and Toledo. IL closed
strong, the following being the last quotations.
US os reg ,'sl J01 = 1918 Reading. .... 63A 644
us6s,cou, 'st10l56 1o2 Michigan Cen. "a 73L
Us5's, "a -. 81 a 9II Mich 80 4 Ma 33{ 33a.
7.30 Treas n. lo4a4 1o4% Nissan agua 66I 67
tennessee 6's. b0I 81 Panama al4l
Virginia 6's... sos SO Illinois Central &c sG<
NCarolina 6's. GO Galena \ Chi. TAN 7iH
Missouri o's. AK ss Clev h Toledo 5Sss so
Amer gold. ll78 111l4 Chi h Rk Isld 70X 701
Pacific Mail. .ll2h ll2A Chi, Bur ou. 90 q %
Ny Central !. e63t eo,s Mil h Pr du Ch 34Xa 34H
Erie 800. 424 80 NYCcn7s,'16. Ill q
Erie pref. 774 77x Erie Sd m b.. lOI los
Hudson River. "a 54B Mich 6s1st1l2 ais
Harlem.u.... f79sa Tx Ii Cen bds,T's.1O q 1O2x
Harlem pref 425t s3 Demand notes. .112zk al li3
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
S HIPPlN G NJ < w S.

NEW voRK-IBIs DAT.
BON RISES A. MOON RisEs......morn lg
DUN SETS. Vi HIGH wArLR-... 81
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
BELOW.
One bark, unknown.
Steamships Kangaroo &

Steamships kangaroo lBr,, Queenstown and Liverpool;
Iammonia diam), southampton and Hamburg; Talisnan
tpr) Kingston Ja Ericsson Port Royal; Ooe Newberp;
Thos Swami, Patapso, and Trenton, Washington.
Also, steamships Hare, Newbern: Chesapeake Portland.
Wind nj sunset Sw, very light
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IMPORTANT TO -
i Brew FRS, D)sTILLEHs,
AND COAL OIL MANUFACrt fEhS
We viii publish few days. w anlhorss % lhc burcau
VI Internal Revenue Treasury Dear,1ent Washington
which must be KEEP, BY al Brewers Ds,iets, and Coal OIL
MsnufaetIrers fr,cc as each ade complete. Copy
right SECURED Manufacturers aud the trade supplied ry
BAP. LAWRENCE, Whec,e si1lr'n-rs, is John STREE.
Ne" "'" PHILIP ONIONS. PnJiisherS
Washington ID g.
Sent free, by exIFes. az cteipt vi the amount In
Treasury notes.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

A RTIFlC1AL TEETH-BEAUTrFuL SETS ON FINE
N gold. plana pure silver rubber, and the white metal
M base from ~ 10 e2o warranted equal 10 any $50 set in
NewYorki teeth extracted without the least pain; gold,
platna and bone filings from 80 81 and
Once lS sixth avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
.treets. and no removal Dr. LUTHER Dentist
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

OF RI CERTIFICATES HAVING HAD NINE TEETH
LII extracted without rain by DR. j. JAY yiLLERs
Ibb HrAnd street blocks from Broadway ch.erlly
insert this ndation To tbose suffering from
to,thacbc. SARAH ANN LUDLOW, Railway, ~ j.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

DR PHILLIPS DENTIST TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.,
~ inserts ARTIFICIAL Teeth IN every style Fills with gold
artificial bone or With new preparation of hsown which
n harm less asteeks and superior anything offered
the public cannot be brushed picked or dug out and
shells can he made ucful without pain All operations
warranted and prices moderate No Lexington avenue
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

7ETH EDITION JUST oUr--NEAaLY 100 TINTED
- Figures, ever fo pases.Immcnsc sac Paris Lon
and New fork Medical Adviser ana Ghrfisss uAile
conaInng rull anatomical medical ana Physiological infor
mson n,vet bcfgic pablshed B{ larnon', physician
sAM ,ot r. ~ sgle ior q. By wAR.fR No. vesry
We concur th ath,t papers ~ Recommending pr lar
mont and bis wplkn--Cotrref des Eats Cns psps Oh,
&C.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING INSERTED IN A
"A plastic state, giving Tender teeth, old
my rooms $50 Broadway Seventeenth Another
invoice OF the celebrated Cuban Tooth Powder Lotion
j. PEARSON, NJ. d., Discoverer
The New York herald., 1862-09-21
DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL BONE suPERsEDED-IN ORDER TO
n facilitate proper appreciation OF the superiority Of my
white Plsna Filings, w until January next I'll with Il
at half price all cavities by whomsoever 6ed) from which
bone nng may have been picked brushed fallen out.
n Is used sof without PAIN never discoors Is perfectly
tastee and equally pure, preservatvc and durable
tful and substantial sets Ardo Teeth on gold patna all
rubber t 10 $25 " BThose contemplating having
artificial teeth inserted silver should rs examine spec
my White Metallic Base In every respect spe
ror 70 the purest silver being much stronger, more
oeanly healthy beautiful and economical IL wears bright
In the mouth, perfectly aseess and more perfect bt
be obtained BY than by any other metal Painless
tracing usual Once ~ East Twenty second
street. Two blocks from Broadway.
Dr.. LuTIER. sr., Dentist twenty years.
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

unusually rich and elegant assortment of iars Fal
and Winter Millinery Thursday September 2 at l2
Bleecker street, west of Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

V,HE LADY WEARING THE HEAVY BLACK CHAIN
i and walking with lady friend down Broaiway near
Eighth street. yesterday morning, VIII greatly oblge the
gentleman she the ~ she win
torvew II agreeable address Montague Union square Post
The New York herald., 1862-09-21

AR JAMES NAUoHAN OF CHESHIRE ENGLAND
lu will bear Of his nephew by calling before, at Ann
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-05

On Monday last Gen. Burnside made fly
ing trip to New York and had an enthusiastic
reception. To his visitors he spoke briefly as
follows:
Ny friends, the enthusiastic welcome you
have extended to me has quite taken me aback.
l expected to come here quietly and go away
without making any excitement; but the kind
interest You take in me gives meproof that you
will also take some interest in what have to
tell you. 1t is this that al is going well if
you will I'LL up the old regiments. This is the
best advice / have to give YOU'LL up the old
regiments.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-05
The Faulkner Family.

MARTINsBURG, VA, July 81, 1862.
Near this place resides Mr. Faulk-
ner, late Minister to France. His residence is
one of the very finest in the valley. The lord
of broad acres, he could look out with the most
perfect content and equanimity upon the world,
if ambition had not stirred his heart. But the
great impelling power of his life has been his
wife. Had he been inclined to pass on quietly
into the vale Of years, she would not have per-
mitted. Possessing a strong will, vast desires
for osteutation and family aggrandizement, q
determination to rival the yainest of the val
ley, or of the Richmond aristocracy, she pushed
him into launching his boat upon the most
turbid of political waters. After having as
his wife, seen all the splendors that Richmond
or Washington could exhibit, her Insulated
appetite longed for the more exciting scenes of
the French metropolis. She literally thrust
her husband, by a serious Of political intrigues,
most delicately conducted, into the French
embassy, upon the demise of poor Mason.
Hither she went with her two accomplished
daughters. Their father returned in time
enough to run the blockade at New Orleans,
with large number of muskets for the Con-
federate army. He had prostituted his high
mission as our minister abroad to procure the
most efficient means of destroying the govern :
ment he represented. His family have return
ed. They are now living within mile of this
place, in peace and quietness, within our lines,
under the protection of the stars and stripes,
their property protected and their rich harry
ests gathered, whilst their father and his SON
in-law are both serving the Southern cause
with all their talents in various departments.
Is this right2 Is it just?
Mrs. Charles j. Falkncr is the widest and
most experienced diplomat in the Valley OF
Virginia She is more dangerous than Belle
Boyd, because she is more adroit, and has a
larger social influence and greater means Of
accomplishing her purposes. She is even now
almost nightly inviting coteries of our young
officers 10 her mouse. She and her two daugh.
ters lavish their most courtly blanishments
upon them, and ere they know it, ere they
perceive their purpose, all the intelligence they
desire is extracted. As a matter of course
our plans, our movements, the number of our
troops, and the direction of their march, or the
number in garrison, are duly transmitted tc
Richmond by the by-way post routes which
the rebels have all through this valley.