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, 1862-01-06

- Cook d Mclean, 98 Dearborn street, hare
made their price for cleaning and dying Gcnts'
garments less than any other house In tho city.
ar95.Ty
, 1862-01-06

TIE NEW YEAR.-Thc opening Of the new
wear Was celebrated at the eating house Of s.
Il. Thomson, No. IS Dearborn street, By a
free dinner to all the regular customers Of the
establishment, according to the usual custom
Of the proprietor. It was festive occasion,
and participated in with zest by boarders,
proprietor and employees.
, 1862-01-06

D1scHARGED.-Mary Toomcy and John
Casey, arrested list week for the alleged rob-
berry Of Mrs. Mary Moody, Of the sum Of 500,
were on Saturday brought before Justices
Akin and M1likcI at tho Recorders Court
Room, and there being no evidence against
them-that Of Mrs Moody being excluded un-
der the rule that :. party having been sent to
States Prison for larceny cannot again be-
come q citizcn-1hcJ were discharged from
cuGtodY.
, 1862-01-06

"Tans. f1ccklcs, pimp1cs, candid truth must say,
Are cn1ious clouds that darkcn beauty's ray;
4 classic face, If sa1low who admirea.
And at the sight Of blotches, Love rctires.'
Ladies', to remove fans, freckles, plmples,
sallowncss, etc, use Laird's Bloons Of Youth,
or Liquid Pearl It gives the skin soft, SATIN
like texture, and imparts q freshness, smooth
ness, and transparency that can can only be
produced by This Invaluable article. Sold by
Smith & Dwycr, Druggists and Chemists, op.
posite the fremont House.
, 1862-01-06

4 HANDSOME LOT OF HoRsEs.-Jamcs E.
Mix & Co., yesterday turned over 100 horses
to the Government for Col Bells cavalry.
The lot is an unusually fine one, and will
compare fsyozably with the best horses furn~
ished Fafnswosth's cavalry. Among them arc
some magnificent blacks tit for any officer to
r.1c, except a brigadier general. Col. Bells
men are fortunate in being so handsomely
furnished. This regiment is now nearly filled,
and is one Of tic best drilled and most COM
plcte in every respect in the service.
, 1862-01-06

Preserve yonr leather and keep you1 feet
dry. One box Of Frank Mi1ler's Leather PreserVa-
tire and Water Proof Oil Blackng, will last you one
year. Costs Is cts and eaTes more than four times
its cost in preserving the leather and greatly con-
tributes to health, comfort and economy. For sale
By A. r. Rood, 110 Lake street.
, 1862-01-06

HONE OF TEE FR1RSDLEss.-The annual
meeting of the Home Association will
be held this (hfondny) afternoon at o'clock,
in the room Of the Young Mems Christian As
sociation, where the annual report OF the
Board and its officers will be given, and q
Board Of Managers elected for the ensuing
wear. a general attendance Of all Interested
is invited.
The Board Of Managers arc requested to
meet half an hour earlier.
E. F. DICKINSON, Sec'y.
, 1862-01-06

two hours after the infliction Of the blow.
OF course the injured nan was IN prcearlous
condition for some time, and it yettemains to
be seen whether be viii survive. a ne5ghbor
arrested Barnett and held him until officer
Dousherty Of the Third Precinct came and
took him in charge. Barrett and Winer were
brought before the Police Court Saturday fore
noon, and held for examination.
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DhstA'En iAoAotlos'-"e ie:rn WIZ
unteigneo ea'1elr.'lon m u tnc p.onio.lon u ..
l. Ihompson, Es4', 70 u capsalheS III Inc ISL
6ss1mcns ~ =. ea'alfy tooF op1'eue o. mr.
thompson reslaeo 'oe so1e .nne II enle7lso'
Al me tine OF tne attaea On eor' SUMMER, ne
mao just finished hls a" etuoles LII lne o'ncc
o1 ecatnmon q McCagg, ana was tc4ay u
en'et tne preneeslon 10 WHICH n1s euueauoh
tAu aculAts nlteo An', and III WHICH, nis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
EFfom the Richmond Enquirer May p. ]
Recommending that Richmond be Burned

Our defenders are our own husbands,
fathers, sons, brothers, and kindred, dear
to lis, and we lie down at night and rise
up from day to day preserved from inya-
sion by tie loved one in front Bot the
enemy il Strong in numbers, and his enel-
gies are bent on the capture Of Richmond.
His coils will become closer and closer
e,l Y day. lie will not return until de-
feated ana driven from the field.
But are we ehzels prepared to receive
ali this! Are we prepared to SEQ the
corpses. Of our brethren from the CORY field
to welcome aud attend on the wounded,
dear as they may be to usl Are we pre-
pared to witness The desolation Of our
homes, and to encounter all the sacrifices
required-pains, wounds, death, the sacri-
fce Of property aud life, notwithstanding.
ii were better that Richmond's fate be that
sf Moscow, than that Richmond fall to be-
lie habitation Of the invader. We hope
.he patriotism az Richmond IS equal 10 the
sacrifice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11

no ether 70 my patients.
FOm he Ecr pr. Hiigles qfAe acliodlss Fps Cy,ocl,
PuLtsEr iIoUsE, Savannah, Ga. Jan. 6, 1851.
IIoNoREo SIR: should be ungateful for the RELIEF
your skill has brought me II did not report my %
you. cold settled 10 M, lmbsand brought on excru-
ciating ReHuigic palms, Which ended in otIDAie Wengd-
tsm Notwithstanding had the best of physicians tho
disease grew and uptN by te advice Of your
excellent agent ia Baltimore Dr. Mackenzie tled your
Pills. Their effects slow, but y rerscycrlng
In the use OF them, am no. entirely vel.
sFvarn CHAMBER, Bator Rouge, In. Dec. 1853
Dr. AVER: have been entirely careii ly your Pills. "a
RheHaaAc G0H-a paniui disease That bod afflicted mo
fer years VINCENT sLlDELIs
co Nest of the Pills IN market contain Mercury
which, although valuable remedy In skiiful hands IL
dr, egous in public pm, from the dreadful conse-
quences that frequently Follow IFS Hcautious These
Price, 25 cents per Dor, or 8 Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Or. ]. G AVER 81 CO., lowell, Mass.
Sold by Ryland & TO loway, Lancaster.
D. 7. Parker and George Ilaw Co., Beseobe
d stewart, Glen Haven.
@. Wilson. Tafton.
WIN. Kidd, Jr., Mlvllle.
g. LaIneson, Bect0wn
Paul & Brothers. Patch Grove
Goodeli 81 Chase, PlattcEile.
Chandler 4 York, Hazel Green.
NJ. Van Week. Fairplay.
Wilkinson Coz Big Patch.
=. d. Green & Co, Wingville
C. G. skinner & Brothers, jamestown.
George walker, Biiish Hollow.
Ralfauf & Geger, Csssyilif.
Mrs. =. Harris, Mascoda.
J. Rice, Milwaukee, Wholesale, andhby all Dealers
Medicines. ~ ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
4 bayOaet Charge By MinAesOiians,

a correspondent writing from Halleck's
army as they were advancing to Cornth,
sys:
On Wednesday, the 28th, there was
heavy cannonading during the entire day.
at ten o'clock in the morning, a force Of
Federal infantry were thrown out to
plant q 24-pound Parrott gun upon an ern-
1nence coyolnanding a pisce of tirnf n on
our left, which sheltered the rebel regiment
who SO continually and peralstantly annoy
ID Us. The enemy discovering our inten-
lions, advanced a body OF troops to take
the gun. Our forces were Immediately
drawn up in line Of battle to wait their ap-
proach. Not a man stirred from the ranks
till the enemy approached within fifty yards
IF our lines when Col. Purcell ordered the
5th Minnesota to charge bayonets. To a
man, with bayonets fixed, they moved for
ward. It was a magnificent charge. On
ward they moved with steady tread and
unbro1en ranks needing not the yolley
that were poured iuto their midst so de-
structiyelv. What mattered it if some Of
their companions were made to bite the
dust? What mattered if the death-dealing
rifle left huge gaps in their ranks! They
closed up and marched on. Terribly did
they ayenge their fallen comrads. Ninety
rebels were killed outright in that wonder
full charge Hundreds were wounded, aud
the enemy fed in ignoble confusion.
The casualties to the 9th Minnesota did
not exceed forty in killed and wounded.
This is new regiment, and this is the first
occasion they have been able to show the
mir erial Of which they are made.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
ESTATE OF MORGAN.

Conntv court. Grant county, Wisconsin. In Probate,
june Term, 1852. Present, VIM Me6onieal, Judse.
IN the 1siter az The es alto Of Patrick Morgan deed.
on reading and bling tho petition Of Bridget MORGAN
to said court that patnek Morgan recent
IL died intestate said Grant county, leaving goods,
ebattes aud estate wihf aid comfy and that she IS
te lawful widow of said deceased and praying that let
ters III administration said estate he granted unto
YIN urphy Of said county. Therenpon i IS ordered
that the matter Of said petition De bead before the
il county on Ia first Monday Of July, A. D. ls9z at
one o'clock ia the aftefnooR oil said day. OraeTe Tar
@ notice thereof be given to an persons inferes-
ted in sad estate bv publishing this order for three ~
weeks successfully prior to said day q heaIing e ne
Grant Ceunty Herald weekly newspaper paoiisnea ~
ba-w3 NM 8leG0Mi6Ats,
fauutg Judge.
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ESTATE OF EDWARD MoDoNA1D.

County Court, Grant county Wisconsin. In Probate,
jane Term, 1862. Present Wm McGongal Judge
In the matter Of The estate Of Ed'wd ED 1nala dec
On this ay came Margaret Mcdonald and Patrick
Darcey Administrators ct the estate Of said deceased
and on their motion is ordered that proof Of all claims
and demands Of All persons against the estate ofs4d
ceased and All caims aud demands in Offset thereto, be
heard before lie jude Of this court al the
ia Lancaster, IN SAID County, on the lrt Mondays 81
September aud December 1s62, before which latter
dav all creditors of said deceased required pre-
sent their claims fer adjustment ANA allowance, and sis
li1aised for such presentation aud allowances.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to all
euch creditors and all others interested in said estate by
publishing ike copy of ibis orer for four a. weeks
SUCCESSFULLY, In the Grant County Herald, weekv
newspaper printed unpublished at Lancaster ia sae
or len In four public places said county commencing
III Thin thirty days from the date hereof-Dated June
s., 1862. VA. AeGJAIGAL, County Juage.
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BuekIin DsFons.

The valuable Deyons Of Bucklin were
sold on Monday last, without reserve, ex-
cept the calf noticed as attached BY BIZ.
Oliver, and went very low, the highest bid
for any one animal being $4,000 and the
lowest $1,000. The sale was TOO well adj
vertised; people thought the cattle would
run abose reach, perhaps up to 800 to
5000 per head-therefore, the attendance
was not 50 large as expected, while many
came without money, thinking it would be
no use to prepare for competition with high
bidders.
The following is list Of the stock, with
the names cfpurchasers and amount for
mich aaf.h Davan eal1.
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e A McCormick's Reaper and Mow-

EE A McCormick's Reaper and Now
er, with all the late improvements,
may be seen in the Public Square at Ian
caster, brought here by w w. Wright,
one of the travelling agents Tor this county.
He says he can supply any Number on the
shortest notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11

disease. cold settles somewhere Ia the body AID OBJ
struuts It's natural functions These Il not relieved,
eact upon themselves aud the surrounding organs, pro-
dueing general aggrayatOn, suffering, and disease.
While In this condition, oppressed by the Heterogeneous,
take Ayers Pills. and how directly they restore the
natural action Of the system aud with Il the huoyNut
feeling Of health again. What rlo and SO apparent In
this trivial aud common complaint Is also true m many
Of the dcepseated aud dangerous dsempers The same
purgatye effect exres Them Caused by similar obstruc
holv they arc rapidly aud many Of them surely, cured
BY the same N0a who know the virtues u those
Pills VIII neglect 70 employ thor when suffering nom
tho disorders thoy cure,
Statements from leading physicians IN some of tile
principal elites, and igom other we'll known public per-
sons.
From F5,aparding Merchant II 81. LolGs 10. 4, 1850.
On. AVER; Yonr Pills are the paragon Of all that Is
great tledicine. They have cured my little daughtcg
OF ucerous upon her hands and feet that Ind proved
ncurnble for years. or mother has been long grev-
ously afflicted with hluehes and plmpla her skin aud
In her hair After our ci;d was cured she also tried
your Pills, and they lave cured her
Asa NOpCnIDHE
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A TTACHMENT.

Giant County, Town Of Ii ncaster Justices court
To j. j. Buckln
"a hersby notified that warrant e attachment
has been issued against you, aud your property attach
ed, TO satsfy the demand OF John P. Lewis, amount
ing to five dollars and Eve cents ass 05); now, un-
less yoa shall appear before Addison Barr, JUS
tee Of the Peace, and for said county, his Office in
sad town, on tie LIST day OF July, D. 1862 at
O'Clock IN tue afternoon, Judgment viii be rendered
against sou, and your property sold to pay the debt
Dated the alst day OF May, A. d. 1862
52 We JOHN P. LEWIS.
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a r T I s tt
DYEING AND CLEANSING
OF Silk, AIERINo AND ALL
Wooden Goods and Wares.
AT Cl-ilCAGo. 10 81.

The subscriber receives damaged gummed rusted,
creased silk, worsed and woollen wares, and will
cleanse and dye the same good IN biiGlaacy
and color, without damage and OF surprisingly cheap
rates. This being in this country branch OF la
Dor, thar may millions il generally resorted to
instead Of buying at prices which must be
largely Increased under the laws, deserves
at this moment general attention and patronage The
subscriber is Geerlan and learned his business regu
larlY his native country.
lie refers for responsibility to Rev Mr. Hafenbrack
German Presbyterian Minister Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Goods viii be received aud forwarded by Meyer &
Tiscum Mt their store in Lancaster, to whom they Will
beetnrned. They will also inform persons to the
charges for work. AUGUST SCHWARpz,
Bestcn Dye House, Illinois Street, Near North Clark
ST., Chicago, Ills, e9-1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
NOTICE!

a man came to my tavern on May 2T, and pnt up for
dinner with one horse and buggy. The man about
IS years DID, FIVE feet, 10 inches high, with heavy
beard; he linen dusttr, dark pants and coat,
and high black hat The horse, bay about 10 years
legs very straight The buggy with long springs
we'll finished; card upon The seat with the name Of
Grimm 4 Sehmael, Cassve, Wis. The harness, silver
mounted with breast collar.
The man tr9ded the buggy and harness for wagon,
and received So to boot citizen Of this place; he
left tho horse with stating he would 60 to franklin
and sell the wagon and return the next day He was
at Ayoca here he sold the wagon for S35 and
took the cars for Madison. JOHN STEVENS.
Wipgvil.e, May %. 5lw4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11

m William Pauley, tried some months
ago and convicted on the charge Of muir
deing Cook, sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary, and temperate habits, got sober FOL
the first time in twenty years, was pardoued
by Randall, went home, picked himself in
liquor again and then died Of dilerium
tremens, which last fortunate event took
place the last of May.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
EARM FOR ) ALE.

The undersigned offers for sale one hundred and
twehiy Of farm land situated in Sec. SO and 81
In The Town OF Blue river the Wngville and Musco
81 road About 81 under good cultivation,
plenty Of timber and g8ed range for stock. 1t II stu.
aed "a miles from Castle Rock Mills. want part q
balance or win give great bargain for cash Iuqnile
ON the premises OF of J. Greene, Montort, Wis.
Montfort, Wis May %. 5l~w5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11

WooL CARDING.-JosEpH HoRsFALL
gives notice that he is now ready to do
carding in good style, at his old stand IN
MilIyille. Read his advertisement in an
other column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
wool cARDING
At the NIilIville Factory,

The subscriber at his Oh stand in Milvlle will be
ready ~ ING lsa q June do u2 carding in neat
and worRmaniike manner, this being the thirteenth
yeaf that he has eArdea al Aviile thinks boaSfny
would Dc unnecessary but no would say to the public
thas ne tAseS 10 % able 10 do goo eaf6ns this
Summer as ne ever did Persons coming from a dig
lance viii be quickly attended to. Bring your wool
in good order and we will warrant YOU good roIs
Wool taken to work on shares for money If brought
in jane. Fine wool must BE- brought when the wealth
er s warm. Pulling, Coioring anu DRESSING Cloth IL
the FAN and Winter as usual. JOS. HORSEFAIL.
Millviile May 18th 1852. 52.m3
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GTRAYED C0LTs-REWARD!

Strayed from the subscriber ding in the town Of
Millyie about the 25th 81 APRIL two mare colts, two
years old this Spring-one, roam With brown face
ana black legs from knees down. the other, bay with
Waite hind feet and one white fore ho0f said e. otis
in good order when they dia&f9 AIRED: they were
Hast heard Of ia the Paca Grove settlement.
viii pay reward OF $500 for information by letter
or othrIwise so that can recover tkem or will pay
reasonably for their delivery. Address the subscriber
at Mt. Hope, Grant County, Wis.
Vt. Hope, June 1. OWEN McENTEE.
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IT'S OWN NAN.

| hereby give notice that for tho reason that my
step son. John Fleetwood, has bean aithsul obsaient
ae hereby rive kim tie remainder Of bis time during
his minority he is authorized to Wolk. carry On
business and trade on his own aecaunt-fsr which
. eantYa,sfel JOHN BENNETT.
Little Graut June S. 1862. 5ZswS
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WHEAT TAKEN
For LUMBER. At PcTosL

Or, in exchange Tor notea andaccer ns due Al Decker
old lumber yard ! viii pay this week aud next 6sc
per bushei for prime wheat.
Cats, corn m io0F wanted IN exchange Cor luna i
and On account, for which will Ray Atsie SAWS Is
mar kct price.
Potosi, March s, 1867 IL.
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pEpAFTMENr on TAE INTERIOR,


SIN have used your Pills ia my general aud hospital
potice you made them, aud cannot hesitate
say they the best cahartc employ. Their ug,,.
lating action the liver is quick and decided
quently they admirable remedy for arrangements
OF that organ. Indeed have seldom found ease OF
boas detse SO obstinate that It did not readily yield to
them. Eraternally yours, ALONX0 BALL, N. D..
IHVsciQn Of The Marine Hasuik,t.
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NTAl2ISIFiD:


TuCKER-DWIRG-At Clifton, June /, by Rev VIM
Harvey Mr.. John T. Tucker to Miss Hannah Z. Dwire
of Plat .eyiile.
TATER-LENDER-At Glen Haven May rs, by a.
A Bennett ESQ Mr. William later to Miss Gillee Lynn
der of Glen Haven.
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nlIions plsorders : Llver 90. !.

From d. INeodoIe Bd, q Noe I0lA CiY.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted TO their pur-
pose apeiient lu lnd ileir beneficial effects UPON
tho Liver very marked indeed. They have "a my prac-
tice proved moro ecotual Cor tho euro Of bilious cont
plants than any one remedy can mention. ! sincerely
rejoice that have at length pufgatye which is wor
thy the confidence OF the profession aud the people,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-06-11

DEAR DR0 AygR; capno answer you ,ehdt complaints
have cared with your Pills better than say al That
treat NTH praatiee medicine plac" great depen-
denre eleetual eatartc ia my daily contest with
disease and belt Wing do that Aour Pills AFFORD tho
best we have, OF course value them highly.
pIrrsnuRc 10. May 1885.
On. J. G. AVER. SIR have been repeatedly nred of
the worst headache any body can have by dose two
Of your rlls 1t seems TO arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED w. pRNBLE,
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DENTAL.-Dr. w. H. Defenbacher IS
in town, according to appointment, and
will remain during the month Of June; he
may be found at his Office over Mr.. Geo.
Howe's store. The Doctor needs no re-
commend from us, as his success as a Den
list is 50 we'll established in this part ofthe
State.
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Dysentery, Diarrhooo, Relax, Worms.


IfVlt II = y IfIttfi Y NHlt'V7'
Your Pills hive had long trial in my practice, aud
hold them In esteem Of the best npe,iens have
found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given IN small doses for
bilious dysenLry anil da8yhUd. Their stignr-cuating
makes them very acceptable and convenient i0r lie usa
of M0lno,l and clIillren.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TNDEpENDEhC E BALL

4 NDIlL L-t III n III DAI4LI
There will b. cotllion Party at the new stone hall
Of Douglas Oliver Friday evenings The 4th day Of
ly next
general Invitation Is given to ladies and geutlomer
who wish @ partfke Of good supper and dancing
fhe best Of music viii be in attendance b. Z. Langloi
j. Shadloek s. Mr. Burton.
MAI ACERS:
GLEN HAVEN. BEETowN
Wm Tate John SiAbey. Il Block, alex Garner
TAFToN. LANCASTER
Ge5 Lumpkins, l. Hilton. CD Hyde, Farqubarson.
PATcH GROVE eorosr
Reed Patch, hicAlia. Jcs Hall J Ii Vance.
CAssyILLE. EILMxBoRo'
L Okey, Il 5 Mason. Mckenzie y Graves.
TicLets-2.OO.
DOUGLAS CULVER.
divers Mills Grant county. June II. tn July