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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-23

LIBERAL PAY FOR SUBSTITUTE. Among
al. those connected with Cornwall Furnace, in
Lebanon county, Pa, the only nan drafted
WAS the proprietor, Mr.. Robert Coleman.-
Not being able 70 &, himself, he assembled his
vorkmen anil asked whether any Of them
would he willing to goin lieu Of himself, provl-
ding he was literally paid After some he>lta'
son, one of the men present iuf'!me Mr..
Culenan that he WAS willing to 50 a. a suhstl-
tute The man was closely questioned and ful:
" informed OF the danger TO which be sd jected
himself, but he Fl; nkIy declared thai he was
willing to 60, Oh which NJ. Coleman presented
him with a check for $1,000 an guaranteed,
further, chat in the absence Of the su ,'at'tute
his family waS 60 receive a sum each week
equal 20 that which he earned asa laborer.-
La addition 20 this sum, Mr. Coleman stipula-
tea to pay TO the wife Of the man Il aus acting
a. a substitute the sum Of $1,000, III case he
should he killed in hattie or die ny any OF the
diseases incident 20 the caml. Ihi Is paying
literally for > substitute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-23

4 lisnatch received at New Bedf ri, states
that the steamer AIissis2sipni, from Monte
vitleo for China, foundered at sea Augu>t 30.
and the crew were saved AMI landed 1t st. H.
lena. Il il said that the vessel here referred
70, is the i. S. steamer Mississippi; bat this
IS a mistake. She is a merchant steamer.
The Congressman elect in Pennsylvania stand
u democrats and II republicans, including two
Of the latter who ran as independent candidates
against the regular republican nominees, and
were supported h7 democrats
THE REVIEW of Z. S. troops, ar Shutters
IT'LL, tool place yesterday after n,on, President
Lincoln and the Secretary Of War, and other
officers, civil and military, we're present The
President and his suite reached here, on their
way to the review, about TWO clock, P A.,
and were received with military statutes, and
escorted 70 the ground by detachment OF
troops. They returned between five and six
o'clock ?. H., and embarked for " ashlngton.
Jug Carmichael has been released from
Fort Delaware upon his parole, and has reach
e:l his home in Queen Anne'8 county, Md
lis release insures the holding Of courts
in his district at The approaching sessions.
The Stock Board OF New York yesterday
voted out American goll from the stock list.
n ~ coIG v7o,tor ?,v ~ New York ~ I IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-23
From the Upper Potomac.

UAGERsToVN, Oct l0.-Ail last night the
rumLling Of artillery and the solemn tramp
of infantry WIS heard passing through the
nain street, and hundreds wondered and spec
ulutel what movement WIS on foot Inc
morning dawned, bat the mystery remalneA
ursolyed. Two arigal es OF Gen. Couch 5 di-
vision, which since the great battle, have been
lying f,ur miles from Wi!lia'..sport on the
to Sharpsburg, SUDDENLY, last Satur lay evening,
left their en- ampn,entS, and with ten day
rations, marched up the Potomac & CLEAR
Spring and Joined the brigade Of Gen. towe,
which had been occupying that post sAnce the
raid Of Gen. Stuart.
This movement Of Couch division created
but little comment, for it had been anticipated
several days; but the movement, OF Two bEI-
gades of Smith division from the vicinity OF
Hagerstown, where they had just arrived, m
stantly gave Us al to un}erstanl thai either
the II ght wing Of the Army Of the Potomac
was about swinging over to Virginia, or tie
lett Of Gen. Lee army Was Oh the point OK pay
Ing us visit.
Passes this morning were required tom per
sons 1oavinp town, bv the roads lea ling to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-23
TIE CAMPAIGN IN KENTUCKY.

LIE CAMPAIGN IN hENluCh1' " -,
c..rnati Commercial Of Tuesday say Inv
va,upaign in Ky, is virtually at end IL IS Nv
less to conceal the tact that cur people az
bitterly disappointed III the result rs me W"
derates can he. They failed i'll taking enc h'a'
and Louisville, AMI we taledln capturing 'n'"'
Bragg and Kirby Smith have succeeded III =
cabling through Pvwell's Gap to East 1en" -:
nee. with their wagon and ammunition '''t".
and their immense ~poils 1t is said t0a' 's''
nursuit was abandoned because OF the ''pp'"
sibility Of obtaining subsistence tor the a'"'t sr
r is believed that Bragg will make direct ~
Na>b,le and we slaalI probably have po:'
tion ct the army concentrating IN tha' "
re,tiou to head him of. At all events NV
Confederates, except the euctrll!as uaoe' w. w.
e,n. and a lew d.ta;hel sq1Al' pfoS s,.ata
aho,,t in various loca tiles are out OF tne
and it is too late III the seaso-:. 10 ;, ,A''~'S
ano5her invasion OF any dlneuolons'
On account Of the irregularities prac,'s.1I
bv DR.. Moran, the examining surgeon iol .od
.r,k county. No., the Governor has oto1 =,
that ali exemptions from draft granted =, ,.de
shall be SGT aside and new exanIllla''o..' 4our
H. order to expedite the new t1alnliia''J ,bo
examining surgeons, have been appol"'I; os at
,s,ll commence the discharge OF thels ="
9.eAe..i1k % Noolay next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-23

Passes this morning were required tlom per-
sons leaving town, by the roads eallng to-
wards " ashngton,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
New Advertisements.
ESTATE JOHN ATWOOD doc,a

County Court Grant County. Wisconsin. IN p.o,...
November Term, ls6 Present VIM McGonigal Jndgs'
~ the matter Of the estate of John Atw ood decd
On reading Ind hlng instrument in writing pur.
porting to 10 the last will aud testament of r. ~ a.
wooa late Of the Town of Hazel Green in the county
" Sfant ana state Of Wisconsin, lately deceased ana
aso the petition OF Joshua N. Atwood of said comfy
representing that John Atwood recently died Ia
said county, and that executor was named or an
poAted IN said Will and praying that said instrument
De proven and that lie be appointed administrator will
me T VIII ANNEXED Of I'd estate Of said deceased
lnefeupon II IS ordered that the proof of said nstr
ana tho matter Of said petition be heard before
he sadge OF this court at tie court house in Lancas-
YER n SAID county, ON the FIRST Monday December A.
~ 1907 III O'Clock in the afteternoon ofsaid dav Or
dered further that notice thereofbe given to all persons
interested therein BY publishing this order for three go
weeks successfully in the Grant County Herald, q
ree9y newspaper published in Lancaster, in said
Sistat Gounty,-Dated Lancaster, December 3, 1862
zI-W3 WI. McG0NIGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

DEATH OF GEO. +. HALnERr.-By lat
ters from CAPT. Gains and the attending
Surgeon Of the deceased to the parents d
Geo. +. Halbert, wo learn that he died
Sept. goth Of wound received al the bat
tie Of South Mountain, fought Sept. 18th.
lie was member Of Company F, Eth Reg
iment' under Carr. CAILIs, who speaks in
the'highest terms Of his behavior in battle
and department as a soldier for which he
had been recommended for promotion. Mr..
Hal5ert was highly respected in this neigh
borhood, where he resided for many wears
before bis enlistment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
Oh Moses BAnNARD, decd.

County Court, Grant county Wisconsin. In Probate,
November Term. 1862. Present VIM. McGonioal.
Judge la the matter ofth9 estate of Moses Barnard
deceased.
Ga reading and Cling the petition Of William E. Fen.
Icy administrator Of the estate Of said deceased rep
esentng among other things that the personal estate
Of said deceased is wholly insufficient pay the debts
due against said deceased and charged Of admnstra
ton, and praying thai license be granted 20 him
the whole of the real estate wAar eo said deceased died
seized FOR the purpose of paying tie Indebtedness and
charges Of administration.
Thereupon it is ordered that all persons interested
IN said estate appear before the Judge Of This court
the courthouse ia Lancaster ia said county on Mon
day the 10th day Of December, A. D. 1862 at one o.
clock ia the afternoon Of said day, to show any
there shall be Why license should not be granted to
said administration according to The prayer of said petit
ton 1t is further oraefed notice thereof be given to
al persons interested in said estate by publishing
copy Of this order for four Cd weeks successfully prior
to said Gay Of hearing in the Grant County Herald,
weekly newspaper printed and published at Lancaster
in said eonuly.-Dated November 8, 1862
2l4w Nm. McGONIGAIl, 60. Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

Ag The following Resolutions were
adopted BY the members Of Sweet Hope
Lodge No 80, Independent order d
Good Telnplars. In commentator Of tic
Death Of their brother John Long. who
departed this life October 18th, 1862, in
keokuk Hospital,
-.Whereas,gfhe Almighty in His all, wise
Providence has berefi US ola brother, who
was ever Jealous IN or cause.
Therefore, BE it resolved, That we the
members of Sweet Hope Lodge, do mourn
bis loss as a faithful brother with whom
friendship and Chart. did eternaIly exist.
Resol0ed, That each member Of this
Lodge wear Badge Of mourning for
twenty days, as token of respect for ouI
departed brother WHO was always friend
to order.
ResoIUea, That We syinpathize with the
brothers aged Parent who is crushed with
the bereavement Of a kinl and dutiful
son.
Resolved, That we haze ever held the
brother in esteem for his brave conduct in
being one among the first to 60 forth in
defense Of his country; and after long SUI
teflag from wounds received on TIE battle
tield, he went molly forth to aid ii alleyi-
atins the suffering Of his fellow soldiers
whist performing these duties ., humanity
and charity, God in bis mimic wisdom
cut short his noble career.
Resosuea, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Grant County Heratd and
Witness.
Farewell, We miss thee al the hour Of prayer,
We miss thee when The sacred page is read,
We e the fields 60 forth and miss the there,
Aud here we find thee numbered with the dead
Thou vert borne for to rest .hee here and sleor,
Iais GREATNESS sleep whicp no awaking knows
I'LL the last trump across thy grave hall swe. 7,
Bursting the csrements Of thy long repose.
A little v bile; sleep on and take thy rest,
Thou shalt come forth when jesus bids the rise
And hear the gaddenipg Summons e ye best,
To join the glorious gathering in Il SKI g.
NICHOLAS STIoNs,
ADRIAN CAIRNS, Committee.
a. SAMPSON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
SIX TnICHNESSEs OF EENTGCKF JEANS.

viii warTant.tle machine to do all that s profess
ed it will DO. Complete directions furnished By means
Of which any person viii enabled to work the ma
chine satisfactorily, without TIC aid of experienced
parsons. Clergymen supplied al reduced priees
ANY person wishing to this machine can do SO BY
calling at Doctor Bakers Drug tore, Lancaster Wis
Also any one wishing purchas i can by sending
line mail ofberwi-e to II Ware, Lancaster, anu
the machine will be promptly fort arded
An assortment of needles Kept on hand for the ac-
commodatou Of those who wish to purchase them
H. WARE, AGENT for Wisconsin.
cannot name parties to whom | might reIcr, aid
therefore present only the following certificates
Welaye had In our families for the last six months
one Of the New England Sewing Machines, sold BY
". Ware, Lancaster, and find it veil adopted TO our
wants. fulfilling all that pron far Il; we cheer
fully recommend it to all who desirous Ct saving
time and labor over the needle.
WM REED, CO. Surveyor, II : REED,
DR. w ANGEL CfkCo. Board, 5 ANGELL.
Lancaster, Grant Co. Wisconsin. ts-on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
NOTICE. TO TEACHERS:

Public examinations Of the teachers in the County
IF Grant WILDE held As follows:
At the McCartney School icusc IN the town Of 'ass
WILLIE for the towns cassvile, Glen Haven, Beetown
and Waterloo on Tues. and "Wednesday, OCT ~ aud ~
1t British Hollow fer the towns Petoi, EHenboro',
HARRISON and Paris, Thursday and Friday, Oct * "a
At Hazel Green for the towns iinzei Green, James
town aud SIaelser Tues and "Wednesday. Oct ~ = ~
At PIattevile FOR tile towns Plateyille and Lima,
Thursday and Friday. October 80 and 81.
At Lancaster FIR tile towns ancaste Little sTrant,
Clifton and Liberty Mon and Tues, Nov Srd and eth
At Fennimore school House, AT the pest cBice, Tor
the towns Fenniuiore Hickory Grove, Wingyilie and
i5lre River Thursday and Friday, Nov. 9th and 7th.
AT Boscohel. for the towns Bose bel, and Marion,
Monday aud TUESDAY, November 10th and Illb.
At Muscoda For Tbs towns 8rscada and Watelstov u.
"Wednesday ana Gnufssas, Asse1ibeI l2sb aud 18th.
At Taften ier tbs towns Tatton, Nsalgsas, Pafca
s.sxe ana 1isiile Taes. and Wee Nox u ane 18th.
Prom ia we'll Knows jheEailty q tlie clffzafs ie
each 81 me above named places, and The PERSONAL
Pledges ofnnan nosp able friends ofeducation, lean
sure tue applicants that they wl be entertained Tree q
ex ense ming their eNarninati0n.
Tho examination will commence on the nrst day at
each f tie 3nye named places AZ 10 O'clock precisely.
Is ii Is MT ya~rdy possible to admit new applicants
the examination IL need, teachers viii
fcavor to s.. pronpt in their attendance.
Tafton sent 10. 5862 DAVID PATRONS,
CO. Sup't 81 SehOois.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

KrM.Ep-Charles E. Frink, son Of Cal
vim Friuk, formerly Of Waterloo, Wis. was
shot in the late engagement with the lndl-
ans near Yellow Medicine River, Minneso-
IA. He leaves large circle of friends t.
mourn his early death; hut they fejoice
that "Charley was christian" and fell
with bis face to the foe.
All! the Slavery loving meters 70 var
viii have a fea5ful account to render II The
judgement seat EFF Christ, whenth the books
are opened, and aii tie agonies d the slaves
in years past, and all bloodshed and suffer
ing Of silis war with the anguish Of the be-
reaved shall be made known.
a. /. c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
ESTATE OF JAMES EVA, decd.

County Court Grant County, wisconsin In Probate
November Term 1862 Present. Nm. McGonigal
Judge. In the matter Of the estate Of James gv dc-
ceased.
On reading and fling the administration account
OF William Harvey aud John GRAY, executors OF The
last viii and testament Of James Eya late ofsaid county
decd or final settlement OF said estate. Therapon it is
ordered that the tier Of said account be examined be-
fore Judge Of this court at the court house, nIancaser
in said county, the 6Tst Monday Of December A. d.
1852, at one ococg in the afternoon Of said day Or
dered further that notice thereof be given TO all por-
cons Interested ia said estate By publishing copy a
AIS order for three 90 weeks saocssyey prior 10 said
DAY OF hearing ia the Grant County Herald, teekly
newspaper, printed and Published az Lgncaster in sac
Grant county Dated November 3, 1852.
Zl3Y VA Mea0AlGAI, County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
AL Kinds OF Dry GooGs.

Clothing, Hats and Taps, Boots and Shoes, Hardware
Crockery, Groceries, Nails, Gd-as, Paints,
Oils, ETC., Etc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

Friday, OctoDeF -, ASO@s
His entire stock of Hoses, Mules aed Coils, Mich
Cows and Young Cattle Hogs and FarmingIm implements,
representing in number as follows:
HORSES Brood Mares, from to u years old;
IIoise Colts, years old; Fillfy, 3 years old;
colts years oil; Coils, year old; mules, years
old past; Span Of large match bay Horses, year.
old past.
CATTLE--5 full blood Durhams; Cow. years cid;
full blood Hefers from to years old; fun blood
Durham Bull, years old; full blood Durham bull
Calf; s half blood Durhaws, years old; half h,ooe
Durhams year old; 0haf bloods this Spring calves.
II mich Cows Of good common stock.
40 to SO head Of hogs, crossed bloods with Suffolk
Berkshire, ByGeld and Lecestershire. Also a large
lot of Farm Implements. Burt Reaper, new; two
horse wagons In good order; fIarTows; 4 Evan and
Adams Flows; I Hay Rake and other articles used
on a farm too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. d. and to continue
until all is sold.
TERMs:-AII sums under So, cash; all Sums
s25 and under 500 nine months time, and all sums
over 800 tyelye mouths with 10 per cent, from
date until paid for notes with approved security Time
Of may be extended for those whe pay interest
promptly All property left premises until such Sc
curity is given. -. - a., a.,
above mentioned unless sold at private sale before
Dated Fairplsy, Sept II, 1857. AbhAh CANNs.
1G-w3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
EsTATE OF Nicholas WIruERs, decd.

County Court, Graft County, Wisconsin. II Probate,
November FERN, 1882. Present VIM MeG1nigal, Judge
In the Fuatter Of the last viii ard testament 81
Nicholas Withers, deceased.
cn fsaaing and cling an Instrument Ia writing pur.
porting 10 be the last gi and testament Of Nicholas
Nither late Of fle Toen Of Hazel Green, il County
Grant, Stale Of Wisconsin, lately dccsaeed.
Tkereupon ii is ordered that proof Of said instru-
uent be heard before tie Judge OF this COURT al the
courthouse in Lancaster in said county the FIRST
Monday Of Dccsmher a. D 1852, at two O'Clock IN the
afternoon OF said day. Ordered further that notice
thereof be gvon to all persons interested in said
tate by pullishing THIS order for three (3) weeks
successfully po T. said day Of hearing il the Grant
iised At Lancaster in Grant county Dated November
2, 1862. 2l3w WI. McG0NIGAls, Co. Jadge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
Land Advertisements.
SALE OF FORFEITED
Mortgaged Lands.

0FFIcE OF COMMISSIONERS Of School and University
Lands, Madison, Dane Co., Wis, October l, 1892.
The following described lands in Grant County, hav-
been forfeited BY Of non payment of interest ui
on loans granted thereon: Notice Is hereby given,
that the will be offered at Public Auction, and
sold to the highest bidder at the Office of the Secreta-
~ OF State at the IN Madison, on the 18th day
cording to law. Said sale TO at o'clol
A. NJ and continue from to day until all OF said lands
shall have been offered.
The minimum price at which such lands win be Of
fcred will be the amount named opposite each tract
tunder the heading "Total amount due State which
includes the amount of loan; the interest to the first
day Of January, A. q, 1868; three per cent damages
the taxes which have been returned against such lands
and the costs of advertising the same
Said lands will be sold subject to all taxes which
may at the time of the sale, be dus thereon. Other
conditions Of sale win be announced Dy the Commits
siCners at the opening Of the SALE
JAMES T. LEWIS, Commissioners ofSehool
SAPL D. HASTINGS,
JAMES Fl. HOWE. J and University Lands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
A FULL RIGGED FARM
FOR SALE.
,,,tb Timber. ORCHARDS, Fnrm Implements, &c.

The following described property will be offered for
sale at public auction on -
Saturday, The sA day Of Norem6er' 1867
on the premises If not previously disposed Of: iaI
situated on Section u.s. IN the Town o. laeon, :oon
ninety acres--foriy under critivation farm houso
we'll 6nishod off; also frame bsrn, bearing oIenara'
,-aad rarIon and i quantity of garcen fruit trees
,s twenty acres of Altsr lands deslrabe residence
situated ina good height jrhood, convenient 70 acoos
and Churches. At the same time VIII ps 9ieteI lol
sale one horse -~o.horse ySgol pioW, sieu' cooihs
and parlor stoSa. and other farming tools-
All OF tbe above property is for sale any t.'e pre-
On the prem es Enquire OF the subscfieef AZ T@teh
Grove. lo-w4t nENn1 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
NEW ENGLAND
FAMILY SEWING MkCMI,E!

The Undersigned having the right to sell the abov.
machine in Wisconsin bcgs to state that examila
ton and trial will satisfy any one that possesses al
over All other cheap machines offered to
The public maay considering equal to the high price
cd machines. This machine will Go all kinds Of Family
SEWN, exceut making button holes and sewing but
tons: but what it claims most to accomplish is to exc
cute its work upon single thickness ofSwiss mu In
with the finest thread with neatness aud regularity
of Stitches embarrassed BY am other machine, or ~
and IL will also sew with the and regular
ity through
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
Mi Arrivals and Departures.

s.o,a T,oseobel to Lancaster, on Tuesdays, Thurs
ATr 1ys aad Saturdays at 2 O'clock Z ~ wa
Departs and Fridays, at o'clock a. M 'Aaiis closed
~ o'clock A. NJ r,,oss,-s rbrrsa.vs o,d
Saturday +feviflc Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
Departs ia o'clock mails closed @t8 oeI9ek P
rye Pssis ri o se fals3 F'ssa l.s.
and satarops! sirje du Chieu Mondays, Wednesday
Departs i9s o'clock A. MI mails eos4 q s Al A.
ana F{ felr Poos Mondays Wednesdays ana ffIaays
at ocosh, - =, ruosdags. Thursdays and Saturdays
Depart , ~ Nj malls at O'clock, Z y.
Arrives ri rem 4inera Ro,9 5,53 u so4 o'
days and 49, ,,, 1oit yia New California Neqnes-
Departs iof Sunday at 10 ocock = 2-; ha'A closed
at9 oeosa' .. a. wsdn Stays and Saturdays at
u o'clock a r..os5ovs and Fridays at o.
De lioeE A NJ; mails close at s1a ciooA, =. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land f;or Sale.

n e.ubssibes aersfor sale IN OTIS tospt purchasers
,,sf liberal terms IS "a pay mentsrnd time. the
following FL lginn agf q gIslss sleq co q
Sec Town 6, n. Range ] West--G4o acres;
NJ or Sec. IT. Town G, II. Range Wesf--s-V acres
~ ofsac Isl Town g. y. Range Wess--s $50 acres.
swI of See. u. Tom s, N. Rangel Met-loo acres.
Essolnwx Of Sec. q, 7. 6, n r. E.-oo acres
~ rsysic,,.ars inquire of Fhos- j. Green Coz At
ssrirxsIo. or AZ n Mis the premises, agents Tor
Mics White, BALTIMORE, Nd
The property Is situated two niss west q "igviaie
fecflv adopted for gaegirs nee '.a 9 es =
Tie highest parts tbs conn oss sssi4A
lug springs and water uias las fasp3 a,s FL
Wingrille, June 18TH sSpo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

The Stray Lar will appear in our
paper next week, with he forms Of notices
and instructions for disposing of Strays ac-
cording to law. The paper containing it
should be filed for reference.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

GE-It is now believed that Gen. Banks
is 10 hke command on the Mississippi, and
Maj. Gen ucClernand to cooperate. Hur-
rah for a vigorous prosecution Of the war,
such as they will enforce!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
"a a n RlE 3

~
eoW-pgfI.nCx-In Eancaster October s0tb, by
Rev Il lux of Pot9si, Sir honas Cow Miss Merry A.
peIloek--all Of Lancaster
GRAvES-sHA NiEY --In Lancaster, Nov. by Rev.
& 1udraoa sIr John c. Grs cs 70 Mss Sarah G. Shan
ley-aii Of Lancaster
NEy-gv ATTS-5u Little Grant, October IL, by
Thomas Hare, Esq. STR Joha Gusnes e Mss Nary
Watts all IF Little Grant