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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
EASTERN MADE BOOTS AND SHOESl
HI chest Price Paid in Cash for Hides.
NEW ENGLAND
FAMILY SEEMING MlCHIsE!

The Undersigned. hasng tins right to sell tue abev-
machine in Wisconsin, be4s to state that an exaDlns
ton and trial u 't any one that IL possesses al
yanta "a over ali ctrap nacl ines ehered to
,lt ubc many considering teqaa 10 the high price
81 raachines This maebDe viii do all KIDS Of in'iY
sewing except king 9n ts''n-hoes ahe sewing on Oui
cli it, work upon Single thickness OF Swiss mnalln
titb lie anes thread with neatnrss and regularity
III Stitches u,s a. assfd Nv other machine. or "
land it viii also su9 iii tie aGd regular
II ~ fhrpilru
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
B1ST ITALIAN AID AMERICAN MARBLEI
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Grant County Court. In probate. In the matter
Of he estate of Lenhart o. Sarader. deceased
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber s were
appointed and commissioned by the judge of said coun-
" court commissioners to receive, examine and adusr
all claims and demands of all persons against the said
lie nhart o. Shrader late of the county Of Grant and
State Wisconsin DECEASED ard that six months from
nd after the FIRST day OF November A. D. 1862 have been
allowed aud limited for creditors present their claims
to us Tor examination and allowance, and that we will
meet at the Office Of ] W. Banding, in Iancaste in
said county the first and last Mondays Of Aprii A. D.
1853, aud attend to the discharge OF our duties as
Commissioners Aforesaid Dated October 20 Is62
j. ". BLANDING, J
Commissioners.
194w j. ALLEN BARBER.S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

MARB1E.-Tne GaIenat Marole works,
owned BY A. L. Rogers, seem to be doing
4 foe business in this county. Mr.. Rogers
employs no agent at present, but goes about
himself to take orders, which has this adj,
vantage, that be knows who are bis custom
er and they know him; besides, he makes
no bad debts. See his advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

eg-Tickets for any Assembly District
in t1o county may be had at this office on
= baIf hours notice. Candidates must ar
r,n.o to paypromptly this year for tickets,
o,c5 fair price, as we have had to adj
vance some $500 for postage on tickets sent
tothe soldiers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
KEITH FARM TO LET.

ne property a mile or so west Of the village Of Lam
caste. known the Keith Fdrs is offered fer rent.
10 acres in cutisation good orchards ~ arrs. IN
nitadow, well walrled, and good enough buildings The
properly viii be rented Tor years possession 81 the
land hiven Immediately for fail work, but the house
wl be wanted ill the lst Of ApsiI next by present
occuoant AppIy 10 the subscriber ri i,lng mie
north Of Lancaster JOSEfH SHoNALIEN
i.ancastr, September 12d 1s6s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
MURRAY AGENCY.

The subscriber, agent far the Hon Chas A. Murray,
will visit Grant County about the 10th Of October next
Land Contracts exccutep in 1888, 5j and 81 will be
required be paid in full Of this occasion, also all
other arrearages. As / directed To make thor
ON h work it will be absolutely necessary Tor All per
sons interested prepare themselves 10 seize Their
accounts Dac notice will be given as 10 when snail
Le al Eeetown divers Mills aud Lancaster. will be
found at cassyle FROM The 10th TO the 18th Of said
MONTH va = DUNU'
September 10, 1s02. le-u.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

gE-lt is believed at TIC Navy Depart
meut that several Of our gunhoais are
in pursuit Of the rebel steamers Ala
bama or 900. This vessel is cruising
upon American waters or upon the high
sea.
TIE fact nay lead 10 retslation by our
government u5on that Of Great Britain, for
The ae,s, Of vesspI lha; las 10 stamp Of ma
lionafty other ban t'I''ab
gE- JEFF. laws has issued a proclama-
ption that al union officers held and cap
tuled shall be put to herd l'bor II LIN
coins proclamation is carried out. lhefe
is furious storm raging.
lie might as we'll command that no
more Of his officers be taken prisoners by
the Yankees.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

Gg- We must Judge from what we hear
Of the success of sorghum this year that
enough molasses will be made to supp y
he home demand of this county Some
farmers are making as many as 8 to 10
barrels, md scores are making 2 to 3 Lar
~ fr market.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

rg Something important 10 a. il''Al
cit, formerly Of Mt Hope may y - -
Of dis Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

DLATTEYILLE ACA1sEMY!
The Fall Term or this Instliutfon vii Com
mence Tuesday, scri. 2, 1862.

Tusion yame as herci, fore 81 to ST. Per quaiser II
ten weeks. Table board "a 50 u Sl.15 per wstk.
Rooms in Academy, rs cents Aef weak
It very desirable that students snoua comsngics
with Tie classes at the ginning 81 ;e tenn.
TIE Nofnla ctr s. w fessigr s..eeial tts iqn kfr-
fessi0nal Diplomas 1i ~ avssleu M the state perd
81 Notinal segenis Ia tsAsg WHO susis-a r linps
,ion Of iieir Agent We have compsies t'aeasss ~
Iissrarrnial AID Vocal Ma3c, maane gtench aud
{ser, an Gaia oguts -eAt Application
Fer fagthgr particulars Apply T.
GEO. II. dUEENsEY Principal
saasisville, Aug. iss lsgS ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

UNEQUAL DIsrRIBUTIoE OF THE SEXES.
The great excess of males over females
in the newly settled regions, illustrates the
influence of emigration in causing dis
parity IN the sexes. The males IN Cali
fornia outnumber the females nearly 81
600. or about one-sixth Of the population.
In Illinois the excess Of males amounts to
about $4,000, Or one-twelfth OF the entire
population. In Massachusetts the females
outnumber the males some $1,000. Mich
igan shows near 10000 excess Of males;
Texas $4,000; Wisconsin $4,000. III
Colorado the males are 20 to l female. In
Utah they are ab ut equal. In New York
there is a small preponderancc Of ienaies,.
willie in Pennsylvania he males are more
numerous.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
EAKM FOR SALE.

The Murray Farm called containing psrfs ~ see-
tion IL and % Town Mort Range ., Vest. lhn y
on OF the best farm Bakas Prairie, and VIII o. sou
on reasonably acc ,nlnodAling terms Apply - w
M BOND, 6eneseo, Livingston County, New AofA.
October l. 1852 io-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
WANTED.

The Subscriber offers his black mita SHOP ard tools
an good terms to any good smith who will carry on
sanisllIa in good order aud werknnnike manner.
rI lar,in II 4 ,sd one, eing OF the best in the
800 I'll, s,,s;n,a- None but the best ueed APP
80 DUgGLAS OLIVER, divers Mills.
oct II, sSc2 ls3w .lswa q Glen Haven, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
Contributions tehs Lancaster Ladies Soldiers Aid Sosv
The Soldiers Aid Society Of Lancaster
thankfully acknowledge the following dona-

LAO A1oAAiCi AN kJJCIGhN III Lancaster
thankfully acknowledge the following dona-
tons:
Mrs A MITCHELL Liberty, pair Drawers. Towel
Mr. George laiben, Cash go
Mrs Jackson, Potosi 2 Sketns Yarn
Mrs Geo hampton = ! Skein Yarn.
Mira Garlic, / nair Sorks
Mrs VIM Roberts, Eilenboro', ID Yarn pair Socks
pair Pillow Cases 20 S'
Mrs Phebe ShowateY Inr p Cases ! ~ nra,va
at Dried Plums r ''
Miss 6 Knapp, Cash $500
Mrs Douglas Oliver Mills mr. pjiIavs . ralIs p,4+;
Mrs CalyinCufry. Ianeastt r Rolls r. Pillow IL
Dried 'rawberries ~
s sLs T Mornson Sheet, pr Pillow Cases
yrs Jghn Slauter III ID Rolls.
MISS mary Stauuer pr Mittens.
ATS Johh isossie j pr Pillows.
Mr G Aupperie z lbs Yarn
Mrs John Moore 2 St,irts
Mrs Alien HJ de SAblop;nal r,a5a go. =,
Nj Ziegler drzen ss;,. 49' N-sh -
America Jenkins mr. Sl;nnps s'
Miss Hattie Eddy ppo;r SppS
Mrs Alien Barber n.cL,,a n,a r,..
Mrs Goldsmith VT
Mrs Kelly 81 .. :, .
Mrs VIM N Reed :. !. I.
hr d II Budd ,a.b 81 m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

bI - baxter, Dr Balzell, Judge McGopigal, ! Allen
DaIoer' Iller, Nathan, Baxter. Mrs jaw
0afoer' each 70 cents By Order Of Society
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

Remember Election day On LUIS
day November the 4th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
t,I Il I):

ays tNAI-n tle Wing nei gassl - OF, 1ee"eet ~
Ars LOUISA Bss hnll ot hram bnsn ~ Z
her little babe MONTHS whfcA a1e* jurt ~ .nSJ
are ahont to carry the me hers coxpss - ts grave
The child was placed in the cola with its mother.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

TERMS.--2o per cent. Purchase money hand, and
the balance IN i've equal annual instaiments, with
uua interest at Tia. rate of per cent. Address VIM.
NJ. BOND, Cseneseo, Livingston County, New York
1G-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

EF Sheriff Chesebro was successful
list week in relieving Grant County Jail of
Michael FELIX Neavell, a crazy Irishman
who has been in Jill for some two years
He got the fellow il the State Asylum,
where he will probably remain for life,
being doubtless an incurable subject. The
Superintendent Of the State Prison had
al along refused ~ letter to receive Mich
a'I' cut CheseJro took the fellow up to
leave Inn in charge Of that humane insti-
luon-ani did leave hiin, at FIRST without
1e consent OF Superintendent, Int after
wards with his consent 1t seems there
~ many ELECTIONS 10 receiving insane
Ig>'n~ from county jaiis, such being most
away ln2arable an having the name Of
.SoS lower quJity Of insane persons.
G,''t'a'e q friends, degraded in feelings
J, PRISON HE among criminals. BY ar
~, ,'lse9snt Grant county mag have to fur
ny q ltv clothes for Michael for the time
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
III Arrivals and Departures.

Wa" o,e, 10 Lancaster, on Tuesdays, Thurs
G a5s 9sisSs os dosasI M M Mondays.
ptpa from La erdays at O'Clock. A. M 'is closed
stSoeoek aa 4; o. on Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
D5.tsrlais at Aaondays. Wednesds IS and Fri
osra PlateSyie NJ mails closed a. o'clock Z AZ
At o SSsire da chien on Tuesdays thursdays
Aa5 saturdays at c c%iar MONDAYS Wednesdays
Depart. g. r'e,ig . aa a Nj mail. sos4 At r. r A
A, =, o'clock A. Ay5.ys Thursdays and SATURDAYS
Departs for Pot9'a mails close at o'clock, : Tas..
DAYS and FRIDAYS a. ont via New California Wednes
D. oF 9iagri 0 At % o'clock, A Nj mails closed
"a q, az o'clock, a. 81 sdavs and Saturdays, at
., a rs from cassyiIie' Wedn' sa"'' 'I
Z o.'o taI eassvile. TUESDAYS and Erd&ysn -
I@P1reS A. NJ; mails close at "a e'oeA' -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

BIGAMIsr AND Constable
Young brought TO Jail from Plattevile on
Thursday last, Christian Gautenbein a
butcher by profession, on charge Of biga-
my, having lately married Mrs. Martha
Symonds. and having already one or
more wives, one of which now resides at
Dubuque. The Dubuque wife came
over 10 Platteyille and made oath TO being
a wife Of his, whereupon he as held to
bonds for $500, in defoult Of which he
was sent to jail. His war papers, includ-
ing description of his person, furlough
and certificate Of enlistment prove him de-
serter as his furlough expired long ago. His
brother at Dubuque has been heard to say
that Chris. IS i regular outlaw and that
this last Is his eleventh wife.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

hracsygILE.- The Lancaster Mer-
chants are living their fall aud winter
goods from New York; and as they went
and purchased carly in September before
IheseyeraI rises since, they will be able to
sell something lower than those who or.
derel later.
A. d I. A. Barr and M. Howe are re-
ceiria5 theirs, AMI in few days will have
on hand their entire stocks. RyIand d
Holloway have received their entire stock.
W. Lewis has also received his stock, aud
tlSn he will donate to regular customers
most Of bis old stock, specially Of hats.
Aer@ d Lscum, Philadelphia dealers,
A''' ordered and are awaiting arrival,
All their sticks are large f r the times
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS,

Which will close out Mt almost any price For ia.
stance wiil sell Ladies Congress aud Engish Last
lag Caters at 20 cents sold this Gay in eiatteve
$40 per pair
ladies' skirts.--3feKey aud Bros y The place to
pu CHASE your Skilts have hand The Beta Tlail
-Four CoId Diamond, Imper1al, kngenia, and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
nav Anp pEsIRaBLE summer GOODS

Which we are receiving, embracing everything
and desi able 10 markt, purchased al great sac
riee for net cash b the Senior Partner no nov re-
sides ia New York. the exclusive purpose Of picking
up bargains in merchandise ana il IS our intention
to remove forces to New York Tor the purpose ot
dcng an importing aud jobbing busness, We now,
m al our business places as we'll al here sacrificing
ana closing ont our stock, the LIST Of prices
receiving
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21

10 yards best dark American prints for 81 90
10 yards best light american print5 Tor 100
80 yards good dress Deaipe for 100
III yards wool Berages foi Summer dresses leo
10 ards good fast eOored Lawns or 90
l6 yards fancy Lawns for 20
yards Kentucky Jeans for 20
yards Drilling for 90
cards striped shifting for leo
yards best a wide SHIFTING for 90
yards brown DENNIS 100
A good black silk handkerchief for 100
l6 linen Handkerchief Tor 100
In fset, almost amy thing Tor leo
We ito intend leaving Plateyille FOR lack Of bus
mess, as those c0nversanL with our trade must be
aware that store is constantly filled with custom
ers morning till night, and iaeHd the sale
as a public benefit, wish all 10 avail
themselves With the last chance OF obtaining ban gains
in mel chandEss Respectfully Yours,
NICK IL u 81 BRO.
Plateyille, Aug 1862. 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
ALL THE DIFFERENT STILES IN HARRIET.
NIILLINERY GOODS,

Which bound to close out and props this day
10 sell follows: Good French Bunnets, wei TRIM
med al from 81 90 TO 81 so each. Childrcn's and Mis-
ses Flats, Ladies Union Hats, the latest style, trim
med the most desirable manner This dcpar ment is
under the especial charge of Aiss Shak eshcsSy.
All dark prints at 10 cents per yard warranted
fyst colois. We receiving large lot Of sum
dress goods for 70 ccuts less thl the cononest
prints in market. Head and marx well the following
rtl.olla clic }, rrl. nrnlr nj INN nm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21


this last is his eleventh wife,
gy Sheriff Cheesebro went mp to Por-
tage last week to bring down William
StiIIson, alias Sandy Bill, a partner of
Henry Fisher in stealing Charley Shep-
herds horses ID June last-the latter now
in the penitentiary upon confession Of
guilt. Stillson, it will be remembered,
was in jdI ut Puls3e on a charge Of
Shooting III, partner sI,bes shortly after
the two had disposed Of Charley's horses.
The grand jury Of that county falling to
ind bill Of indictment for want Of Fish
or to give testimony in the matter, he was
released but by some means Or manage
ment, not until after the arrival Of Cheese
Gro, vino telegraphed from Boscobei to
hold StiDlson uati his arrival. G. JeLiel
Hyde was along, and aided to secure and
bring down StiIlson, who is now in Jail
awaiting examination upon a charge q
horse stealing. Stilson is well dressed,
rather foppi,hly, fine appearing man, IS
or has been man Of trust and responsible
ity, has been employed as railroad and
stlge ticket lgen:, is we'll known through
the country among horse dealers and live
ry keepers, but for some months has kept
a saloon which helped as usul to send
him to the devil.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
LARGE LOT OF DRESS SILKS.

we'll worth to-day in New York 81 90 per ward. which
will sell, until the eutIe stock is disposed Of at
so cents pen yard. Just imagine! SO cents lcr ward
for splendid dress silks! All other silks at equal
~ low pices.
large lot of English Berages al 10 cents per yard
when dress pattern is taken. Travelling talked Pop
Inns 80 per yard Splendid Street and Evening
Dress Goods low 10 cents per yard. A large lot
Of avsa al cents per yard, 12ia yards FOR 500.
We have just received large lot 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
CLoA1xs AND smAvI.s

Which we have determined to slaughter Our domes-
tic stock is very large, hayi been purchased be.
fore any advance matter OF Speculation, ana will
be closed out at old prices. We have on hand
5000 pairs Ladies' and Chdlen's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
DrD GOODS & Groceries,
TO THE INHABITANTS OF
Platteville and Vicinity:
THE LAST CEIANCEl
GREAT CLOSING SALES !!

Mickey & Bro. have determined to close out
their entire stocS hand, together With large
amount of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
All Kinds of Dry Goods,

Clothing, Hats and Gaps, Boots ana Shoes, Hardware
Crpckery, Groceries, Nails, Glass, Palms,
Oils, Etc, Etc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-21
Aaiseellollcous.
(AtPaimer's Old staaa, Tloseobel,l
AT REDUCED PRICES !

We viii furnish our custon Work to Merchants at
tie wholesale prices OF the Milwaukee Manufacturers
ard warrant them in very respect In addition to
Man lGacure we have general stock 1t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-29

New YORK, May 90 The steamship Kanga-
roo from Liverpool will he up at : 30 p. M.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-29

are within two miles OF the rebels works. In
some places our guns are within battery dis
lance, but the dense woodlands intervening pre-
vent either party opening fire.
Camp rumors say Vicksburg has surrender ed
and that our feet is en- route for Memphis
The reporter of the Associated Press at Gen.
E1alleck headquarters, says al the news from
Corinth telegraphed from Chicago, derived via
Cairo, for some time past, is entirely unfounJed.
No engagements of the least consequence had
occurred in Corinth or vicinity up to IL IL
o'clock last evening.
The Mobile Register of the 22d says all was
quiet at Fort Morgan. 1t publishes the cores
nondence relative to the demand for the surren'-
der Of Vicksburg.
The Vcksburg Citizen of the Goth, says some
Federals landed at Warrenton and had few
skirmishes. Governor Shorter of Alabama calls
out all the male population not subjected to the
conscript law for Il State Guard
The Savannah Ne,os of the 18th SAYS two
Yankee steamers opened fire with shot and she'll
on Darien on Friday. No damage was doue
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-29
Very Latest by Telegraph
i O'CLOCK T.. M.
FROM GENERAL M'cLELlAN's COLUMN.

FROM GENERAL II CLELLANS COLUMN.
New YORK, May 20. Charleston papers of
the 2lst state that four ct our vessels shelled
three islands in the harbor the day previous, viz
Coles, HAWAII and Goat Islands, and that the
rebels retired after burning their quarters.
Cole island is between l. and Is miles of Char
lesion.
The fines has a letter from McCellan's army
lated Monday, which says the indications are
that whatever the rebels might have intended
week since they now mean to fight for the pos
session of Richmond. "Reminiscences by bal
loon and otherwise have established the fact
mat lhe line Of the Chickahominy was almost
deserted and tnat between tina, and Richmond
here were but paratveIy IL small body of
mcu. Now however II Is different lhe rebels
nave re-occupled The space in heavy force and
have again approached the Chickahominy ia
great numbers, apparently with the Intention
oi despnting the way to the capital lnc by inch.
The correspondence mentions the TACT chat Beau
regard had arrived and thinks this new move
menF Is due TO his counsel.
''ne rebels claim $50 900 men, but deserters
say that 50 600 will cover their entire force. 49,
There is much dissatisfaction on account of the
conscrlpt!on act. Many would be glad 10 lay
down their arms did not pride forbid. Three
Georgia regiments encamped to-day within 4
mile and half of Mechaniceylle. Last night
our gunbuals threw a few shells into the rebe
batteries.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-29
Springfield Wesleyan Seminary
AND
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INNTlTUTE.

yrUE SUMMER Term will commence May 18th. Du-
ring the Term particular attention will be paid to
BOTANY MNERALoaY and GEOLOGY. Excursions and Sci
eptifc Anal Uses viii continue du' ing the term:
FOR particulars, address tho Principal,
N. G. DEAN
Springfield, April %, 1852. m3w
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-29
.flllrlllhllN! cly1l[ )lrllAI 1ln4Arg1l N !ell



Leave Montpelier II so NJ, 30 ?. M and 10 As PM
Al ALL TRAIN leaves Rouses Point 400 4. NJ. st.
M Adams al G,30 A. NJ, Burlington IT'S A M, con-
nee ing White River Junction wiihirains for from
Wells River, 81. Johnsbury and ineton, and with
Northern Rappad for Boston, Lowell, Worcester &c,
and connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire r. r.
for Boston and with Vermont Valley R. r. for Spring
field. New Haven and New York, arriving in New York
at IL, l5P NJ.
AcCoMop ATIoN Train leaves Rouse's Point at $40
for Burlington and Nortnfield
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensbutg at 1900 NJ,
Mont zeal at 80 NJ, Houses Point at 6l0 arri'
lug at Boston ut $40 NJ, connecting Bellows Falls
with Cheshire r. r. TO. Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r r. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New York at A 30 p.
Trains Going SOrth and West.
Leave Montpelier at 0S A. NJ. 3 50 4. n. and ASS !.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 1880 NJ, via. Lowell,
Lawrence Fi,chbnrg. Leaves Springfield at 1925 M.
Junction with Northern X. r from Boston and with Pas
slmpsc T. t. for aud from st. JOnsbury and Littlcton
arriving at Burlington at 200 p. and ST. Adams at T.
40 p. NJ and lodge.
AccomMopA TIuN TRAIN leaves Mortified at $50 A. NJ,
and Blu gion 1870 NJ, for Rouses Point and Mon
treaI.
N,aHr EXPRESS TRAIN lea YES Bellows Falls
r. Ceivng passengers from Vermont Valley r. X. leaving
New York ut 800 A. M and from Cheshire u. H. cOnnec-
ing at White RIVER June ton with train leaving Boston at
80 p. NJ via Lowell mt 500 via Lawrence. Leave
White River ia ctlon at SO arriving at Burlington
1000 A. M and Ogdensbutgh at 1900 M, connect ng
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit Chicago and the
West
Sleeping cars arc attached to both the nigh
trains unn ine between Rolsc's Point aud Boston.
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and the West for sale %
the principal stations
81 Albans VI Nav a. 1869
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-29
MQrrlf0.

In Barre May 9Th, by Rev. P. Ray. Mr. Ira E. Mich
OILS of Barre and Miss Harriet NJ. Batcelder of Bur
lington.
In Woodstock May 8th by Rev. A. l.. Pratt, Mr.. VIM.
Huggett and Miss Marcia Turner, both of Hartford.
In Woodstock, March 2lst, by Rev. A. l.. Pratt Mr..
Jacob Anderson and Miss Margaret pamsey, both of
Woodstock.
In Chelsea, April Goth, by Rev. J. l.. Roberts, Mr..
John H Marcer of Cornish, N. H., and Miss Martha E.
Plummer of Chelsea.
Also, by the same, May 4th, Mr.. w. :. Kencrson of
Boston Mass, and Miss Jane Gilman of Chelsea.
Also, by the same, Mr.. Charles t. North of WestFair
lee, and Miss Mary s. Blakey of Chelsea.
In Montpelier, May 10, by Rev. Isaac McAnn, Mr.. vii
son s. Wolf of Indianapolis, Ind, and Miss Ada NJ
Tapln of this place.