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The national Republican., 1862-10-14
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A clerk In one Of the departments In Wash.
ington WAS lately detected In the aot OF oom
munioating Information to the rebels, and WAS
Immediately discharged. A few days after no
appeared al the Ssoretary's once with q let
was from the Governor Of one Of the Western
States. He writes TO the Secretary that the
81. clerk Ia an old and intimate friend of his
q good and loyal oiti1,n, has bsen most unjust
particular persona! favor that Mr.. ex Clerk be
re- As!ated In his ofhoe. And the request was
an acquaintance, meeting Mr.. Rs.instAtsd, said
TO him:
"where did you get acquainted with Cover
nor -"
~ never was acquainted with him-nevsI
spoke to him ln my lfs."
"How, then, did You get such strong letter
from him to the'6sorstary Z"
"Oh, have = pretty sister, who went to Al
exandria the other day with the Governor.
She procured the letter for me-"
The story 10 well authenticated, and the
writer believes II true. But what should be
the punishment Of man who would thus be
tray his country, or, what 10 the same In effect
protect those who do betrsy it'-ELchange.
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Deaths OF Soldiers.

DOossA. Oh oVAuAOHes
The following dssths have occurred since our
last report:
Harry Smith, company @, 9Th Pa. R. c.. =,
Carver hospital.
saddlsr Alexander Levi sour, company n
Soott's 900, At Camp hospital. ~.
Henry Duross, COMPANY A, lsIh Iad at Elm
Dec. +. .'Rios, company A. eth Wis.,. At Emory
hospital. '
Albert @. Coon, company -, 7th Wis.,. b,
Carver hospital.
Jos. ". Evsrest, company F. I'd U. 8. 8. g., a,
Carver hospital.
VIM. Shannon, company F. la5th Penn, q,
camp.
Patrick Mccarthy, company B, 37th N. Y.
Sanitary Commissioner home. ...
Amos W. Lawrence, company B, 18th Mass.
at Mount Pleasant hospital.
Geo. B. Land, company I, 10Th N. j., at rsgl-
mental hospital.
Sylvester 8. Crumb, company q. lst VI. Oav,
at Hardwood hospital.
Corp. Amos u. Gregory, company X. S3i Pa.
AT Hardwood hospital.
A. Dalenssaar. company -, ID N. Y. osv.. al
Hardwood hospital.
VIM. MoClurg, company A, OH Pa. R sssrve
al Capitol hospital. ...,
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Ths Hndisn HsFb DooeeP,
From Cansda viii deseribs diseases aAd tell hls -
tsnts tks nature Of their complaints o. lnsD, With.
out faeelvtng any iufofmatioa from thsm. NceAarps
N~ eeesshsaSN o. sdstes. OAes, No. II Washlugtcs
BuildinG, rsnusylvania avenue, corner Of Seventh
direct, WaahiAotoa, D. O. ssp l26
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(coNxuMcArHD.)
(Extrset from Letter on the Battle Tisld.)


This battle (Antistam) has been ths most
ssnguinafy Of the war. and the only one fought
with design and upon military principles. The
arrangement Of our corps-the overlooking po.
siton Of the Commanding Gsnsral-ths sending
into action the right and the left--ths closing
up the centre, and nnal suocsss-sxoitss BE-
wildsring admiration, and carries the mind to
the great Aelds Of Austerlitx and Wsgram,
fought BY, Napoleon. OF all this have spoken.
The heart history Of such CONFLICT, purchased
by the life and blood Of twenty thousand men,
must be found In the hospitals. War has it,
glories-but It has he ten thousand demons In
these human tortures. thatmsks the sys-bslls
sohs-the heart blssd-ths lips palsy. and the
brain reel. The sight Ia at nrst positively un
endurable. Tho life blood Of some 10 still trick
ling away In silent oalmness-whils the dis
SEVERED limbs and maniac brain Of others give
rise to sounds God grant may not again wit
ness.
But ys mothers who now seek q son-or wife
a husband--or sister q brother-or sons a
fsther-know and be oonsoled that even here
thu hand ofmeroy 10 watohfui. and better care
is bestowed upon your loved one than might at
frat seem possible. II WAS In the hospital
where rested the gallant Hooker. that learned
tho history Of those mythical words 90 often
seen and 90 little understood. "S. T.-ls60-X"
Any thing allsviatns the su6srings and saving
tho lives of our soldiers 10 national blessing.
witnessed some astonishing results from this
article.
1t Ia we'll known ths effect Of burnt sunpow-
der and excitement is thirst, which, added to
the loss OF blood In the wounded, creates the
nsGsssity Of q rsviving stimulant. 10 this par.
tioular hospital. the physicians were allowing
their patients Il drink Plantation Bittsrs, other
Wise oallsd 8. T.-l86O-X, and although the
wounded are most numerous hsre-this divis-
fioh having opened tho hght ats In the morning
the men we're mostly composed, and there was
but very little fsintlng: The article aots upon
the stomach. and nerves In q most incomprs.
honsibls manner, superior to brandy, and with.
out subsequent stupifJ Ing reaction. It origi-
mated In the West Indies. containing oalissys
bark, winter green. lavender. aniss, Glove
buds, orange, snake root, &o., preserved In 81.
Croix Ruui-the 8. T.-ls60-X being q secret
Ing rsdient, not yet revealed to the public. II
Ia principally recommended for want Of sppe.
tito disordsrsd liver intermittent fevers, stom.
achio difioulties, DO. l understand II was
somewhat known In the Southern States previ
Gus to the war, and Il appears an agent Of JET.
fsrson Dsvisreoently applied to the propris.
tors for the privilege to make It for hospital
purposes during the war, to which they made
the following reply:
NEW YORK, Jan. 10, 1862.
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Police ptssasn.

The Thirdwsrd police station hes again beer
moved. II g now located % The nfst floor oi
Temperance Hall, len hand side.
vississ Days ~ ,sns lassritais N sAis
By alass order Of sAs sarssos General. . the
lied agents Of soldierss relief associations md
other Aid socistiss, from twelve O'Clock =. e
patients and other yisitcrs, II, In the judgment
Of the surgeon in charge, their visits viii moi
BE- prsjudicial 70 the welfare Of the sick"
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

These gentlemen give the history of certain
Ingredients oflhsir article for over two hun,
drsd yesrs-showing that through all changes
Of the medical profession and its practitioners,
strength, oomposure and oheerfulnsss have
been derived from these sources. DR.. Woods
In the Washington Hospitals informed me that
he had been unable to produce an hours slssp
In one patient for nearly two weeks. and be
was fast sinking and crazy, until the Plantation
Bit,ers came to his knowledge, when one day q
trial gave him nights rest and he WAS nov
fast recovering. am surprised our Govern
msnt has not squallsd Jefferson Davis In energy,
and adopted this invaluable article In all our
hospitals. As = lay member. can bear witness
II 10 "good to take" and affords more energy
and life than anything have ever tried. suo.
cess to the Plantation Bittsrs.
But have dgresssd- In my next shall
speak Of gathering in the wounded, buryins
the dead, DO. B.
sept 2S->o.lst
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Agent of, etc :

Dear sir,-fn reply to your communicate
Offering US FIFTY thousand dollars for the re.
oipe and right 10 make the Plantation Bitters
fol hospital purposes during the war;" We beg
TO say your price 70 liberal one. considering
II would ooAt US nothing TO comply, and that
otherwise we can derive no revenue from the
Southern States but, sir, our duties to our
Government and our ideas Of Inconsistency would
not allow US TO entertain II, although Il might
please us to sssuags the suherngs of your mis-
guided followers.
We remain,
Very respectfully yours,
p n Dp AEu CO
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Aessnsasn. AAietsA ..

DR.. vsllny 10 yet engaged In an extensive
practice In this city, and Ws would osIl the At.
:nion o. The pcO, victims
First, give up your present oourps Of life ii
oHoe and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfui physicians, (and none are better
than Dr.. vsllny) and be CURED Of the disease
which is now undermining the constitution
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
Ihs Ralllsn Rank

RSdssms their notes in U. 8. Treasury notes
whom any amount from one dollar upwards ID
presented. b rI.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14
NIXON'S
Cremorne Garden Circus!

NIAON'S
Cremorne Garden Circus!
IRON and II: sssoo Nv " YoE % iii &
yoRA LIMITRD SEASON.
On Thursday Evening, October ls, 1862,
FULL EoUEsTRIAH COMPANY,
snd the popular
Spanish BALLET TaOUPE..
Iss LOCATION Is THE BEST IN TIE AkrRoPoLIs,
PsnnsyivanisA Az. aad seventh street.
TEE uAaNIFIcENT PORTABLE TEMPLE,
Compo ed Of wo and o,nvas,, T. ,hs same us,d In
the Crsmorns Gardens, New York, where IL ocn.
struotiou Wss deemed : ~ oss. fu,sii9ris It prv.
III sss oS;.e.!o..S. sss. und.r Wsiss Il: efsias,
stroiis ,wmep are forced to sve their tnttrtaih
msnis rhe crsmorus Cir.us marquee sts, 9ys'
GxNCE AND UONFORT,
some FIVE HUNDRED Arm CHAIRS
" soooumodsts thr public Il waahi- s'ou
special Notice.
Remember! NIIon's Crenofns Circus does not
open until Wednesday Night, Oct. Is.
Look out for the striped Canopy!
BEHOLD THE MAMMOTH BILL BoARDs
The Horsss, PooI,s Mules, snd other Animal. nsv.
otsp ssisstsd xprssAly for this sstsblisLmsnt
THE PARAPHRRNALIA,
Dresses, Bannsrs, Aso, insry, Appoiu,nsnts, 80 ,
80 are NEW, and oi the zane clsty material .
thoss used'in The New Y2ik Crsnons asrasn, Ha
S.u nr s.ns. As sEy
OF thoss eslsbrsted sstabiishmsnu.
Wsds.sday Evsnins, October I3.h.
The folio Ing s'ti.ts Will appear
DOCrOR JAMES l.. THAYRR,
clown, BuaoIit. aGd Comsoi.
wM CONRAD,
The R.n,Sood atot. Que ssd Ac oost
NILE AUGUSTINE,
Ths fairy sprits OF the Arena thsf dra sSb.s'snSs
Ia America
MISS MARY CARROLL,
x young I sdy Who has ever sstsrsd the sisSs Ss
ssssAsIos IaussTsIsHHx.
MR WHITLEY. HR H. NICHOLS,
THE CoNRAD BROTHERS.
MR.. y CARROLL. Mr. G DEvERR.
Mr.. WIN. NAYLOR, Mr. g. AADIGAN.
MAsT WILLIS, and s.wEBB,
DR. JAHEB l.. THAYER
will Introduce ths
WHITE AND BLACK MUL Es I;
The ansst pair Of hybrids ever sduoat, d
The Spanish Ballet Troupe,
consisting Of
NILE CLsxESrrsr, MISS ArnsR,
NILE hYBERs, NIss SYLVESTER,
NbSa PRICp and MIss BAKER
win appear In the great Psntomims Of
* 7 M I. k Al
oR,
The VicIssitudss OF an Acrossus.
SrThs public will please bear In mind that this
10 the only establishment that has the right TO bs
announced rs
NIxON'S CREMORNE GARDEN CIRCUS
PRICES OF ADMISSION,
hslcoay ChAiis. ...'.'''.'''''.'..'''''n
Nc sia half p'Ios TO ihs Social R.nss
Door open at O'Clock. Performance will com.
msnos st ~ O'Clock
GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY,
ookp AT TWO O'CLOCK.
2OO sBls OF NEW YORK csMsNr. First
% sss S.l.: s q Rim. TIMOTHY HAY,
ESs sss, sld csn bs dshvGsi in Aisxandris,
~''A'a'''a' ''s ssfSf sfiaf('iss issRRr, s. w.,.. st.,
eetls-st asofgssown.
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Daakln9 AaeaG.

The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silvsr-ths legal tender notes being The stand.
The national Republican., 1862-10-14

Banks Of issue in washinston and 0sorgstown,
WdsAiNgton. .@sor9st0sSN.
Bank Of Metropolis. Rarnsrs' and Msoh's
BANK Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Dank Of Commerce..
FARMS B Msroh1. B,nk.
The Yarmsn' and nsfchants' Bank and the
BANK Of Oommsrc4 issus notes OF The dsuo0iua.
tion OF one dollar and upwards.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07
Nem advertisements.
A SCISSORS NOTICE.
AssEsaon,s oFFloE, Sd District of Wisconsin, Prair

Assessors OFFICE Sd District of Wisconsin. prsira A.
Chen, October LIST, 1862. -
Notice is hsreby given that the following named
persons are Assistant Assessors ia Grant County:
Division No. 11--Comprisirg the towns If pa,o-
Green, Smeltzor and observation-disclosures Rewey
Platteyille, Assistant Assessor.
Division No, l2-comprising the towns of james
town, Paris, Potosi Harrison and Observation-Disclosures,
Hoyt, Potosi, Assistant Assessor.
Division No 13-Compiising the towns Of Lancaster
Euenboro, Lime, Clifton, Liberty and Wingyile-S Il
elise, Ellenboro, Assistant Assessor.
Division No 14-Comprsing the towns Of Blue Rive,
Muscoda. Watertown Hickory Grove Boseobai Marioo
Fennimore and Minylle,-George Cole, Boscobel, As.
sistant Assessor.
Division No. 15-Comprising the towns of CassYille.
Beetown, Glen Haven, Tafton Little Grant Wyalusin
and Patch Grove-Will am Curtis, Glen Haven Assiso
tant Assessor.
The annexed list Of trades and professions are subject
to License Tax, and are required by the law to oh
tain this License immediately under penalty Of having
the amount of tax for license Increased threeed
The application for license must be made to the AS
sstant Assessor of the Division i'm which fhe nrocas
sion trade is sought to be prosecuted Blank forms
ofapphcaon may be obtained of the
Apothecaries, $40; Auctoneers, $50; Bankers, 500
Billiard 10 ms and Bowling Alleys for each Table or
Aey IS; Brewers of over 500 barrels $50; less than
900 barrels SIS; Cattle Brokers, $40; Confectionery
$40; Circuses, $50; Claim Agents $40: Coal Oil Dist-
ers 500 Dentists $40; Distlers of spurious Liquors.
300 barrels $780, less than 800 barrels $685. Dis
lers of Apples and Peaches less than $50 barrels $I2
fol greater quantity the other distileIs Eat
ing Houses $40; Exhibitions $40; Horse Dealers $40:
Hotels according to their class from SIS $780, steam
and Vessels carrying passengers S25; Juggers 500
LAWYERS $40; Livery Stable Keepers $40; Manufactur-
ers Sl0 Patent Agents Sl0 Pawnbrokers $50; Redars
according to their class from SIS to $50; Photograph
ers according to ther receipts from $40 to $685. Ply
scians SO; Rectfers Of Spurious Liquors of 600 bar
rels or less $685. for each additional 500 barrels or
fractional part thereof $25; Retail Dealers, except lq
nors SO; Retail Deals Of Liquors S20 Soap Makers
$40; Surgeons SO; Talow Chambers $40; Theatres
500; Tobacconists SO; Wholesale Dealers except in
Liquors. $50; Wholesale Dealers in Liquors $40
All manufacturers of articles subject To Tax must
give notice Immediately to the Assistant Assessor of the
Division in which the mandatory il located Ba ak
forms for said notice be obtained this Office or
of either of the Assistant Assessors.
b. w. BRISB0IS, Assessor,
17-w2 Sd District Of Wisconsin
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SHERIFF sALE-McCUBBIN VS.. CIR

FIN.
Stale Of Wisconsin, county ofGrant, ssCrcuit cnurt
of Grant county, Wisconsin. Judgment of foreeIos.
and order of sale. James McCubbin, Plaintiff
against Andrew II. Gifn, Defendant.
By virtue Of Judgment of foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered aud made in the above named court Ia
the above entitled cause, bearing date the 9th dag
Of August, A. d. 1362 and by direction of the Plaintiff
Attorney ST. will offer for sale and will sell public
ton to the highest bidder for cash in hand the out
door of the court house. in the village of Lancaster
Grant County, Wisconsin, the 18th day of Januar u
A. D. 1863 the hour OF II O'clock the forenoon Of
sale day, all of the following described real estate
wit: The northwest quarter of the southwest quar-
ter Of section No. (l and the northeast quarter
of the south cast quarter Of section number two (2
township No five (5} north Of Range No two (2l west
Of the 4th p NJ, containing eight acres less.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the Judgment in this
action amounting to the Of five hundred and
tyone and ~ lO0ths dollars damagesand thirty dollars
and thrtyhve cents costs together with interest and
costs accruing.-Dated sherdrs Office Lancaster, Oc-
tober Z, 1862. CHESEBRO, Under Sheriff,
Mills, Mckee 4 Blessing, Gram County, Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorney. 16 wl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07

EEMr. w. B. Colbnrn one of the
most devoted men in this country to war
interests, has been for some days at Lis
Fairplay home on furlough from his
place at St. Louis, where Re has been az
acting government agent. He seems per
fectly posted in Missouri affairs, Of which
his intelligent accounts are highly interest
ing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07

a DOLLAR THAT PAYS WELL.-One OF
The best reasonable enterprises, now before
'Ae. public, is that of the Publisher Of tba
AHer'eaa .dgricMturja. He has secured
i0f LIS Subscribers fine colored editions Of
oP'eOald Maps oflocaities of great interest.
Oae Of these covering space of more than
'oa square feet, shows the entire state Of
''rsnla 50 completely that every county,
wv city, village, river, brook, mountain,
T. I''' and principal road is really found
'll0faCeS the principal parts ofMaryIand
:. pennsylvania. The other Map, cover
! ABOUT 10 square feet,giyes all theSouth-
n ~ VI Slave States,including Missouri Ken
N N.Y. Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, and
:, So''n Of them. Though not so minute
uo Nap Of Virginia, this shows all the
N sa,'eS' principal towns, rivers, ETC.. Of the
s,r ''n States. Any person subscribing
,II 'o' The Agricalturist, is presented with
e,s, 's Of the above two Maps. In addi-
T " . "a ms every new subscriber for 1868.
d - -. = !, receives the Agriculturist for
Ars i -. q TINS year without charge. We
], ,, 'oas received. the Agricaturist, and
b.; y 70 ITS real merits. Every num-
n, = well Illustrated. and contains a very
H. 4 amount ;ns Of really useful practical, re-
h -. 5'O :, for the Farm, the Gar.
a,,,s,,i. 'oe Household, including a very
a, department for the little ones,
u.f,r =. lali to get many dollars worth
5ss., 1','s from volume of the .igri-
! ~ y, while the maps now are 50 much
" have sent for two copies of the
: as TO get both maps. Send for
81 Fapef on our accommodation. q #
',,n u, send dime for a single copy,
ia,ppaalane i for yourself. The address
h. n usher Is oR4seE JUMP, IL Park
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miscellaneous.
r .ANCASTER INSTITUTE!
tS62--tSO3-Fall Term.


The Fall Term of this Institute will begin on Thurs
day, August rs, 1862, and continue IA weeks
Terms of Tuition per term, as follows:
Preparatory Department, So 90 and So so
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
Common Engh, including Grammar, Geo.
graph,. Arithmetic, Reading and Spelling, $500
Higher English, including the common English
and Algebra, or Geometry, &c. 5000
Classical and Scientific Course, including the
higher English with the Ancient Languages
and the Sciences, 500
Music per quarter Of IL weeks, $500
with the use Of instrument, $1,000
Normal Glass, (extra) $50
Normal Glass will be formed at the beginning Of
term in which thorough, practical instruction will be
given to those who wish to become teachers. Four
hours during each week viii be given to this object
alone.
These the only bills charged by the Institute and
payment in all cases is to be made at the middle Of
each term. No Deductions viii be made for any alb
sence but half term, except in of sickness.
1t win be the aim Of the institute to give thorough
instruction in all the branches taught and the system
pursued will be, not much to aid the student in ac-
quiring knowledge, as in learning to think.
Deeming absolutely necessary to the success of the
student, hope prompt attendance at the opening Of
the school may be secured.
ROBERT A. DONALDSON, Alb.
Lancaster, July1S. eff Principal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07

ggMr. E. Block has taken the hotel
in Beetown formerly occupied By Wash.
Garner, hich he is reftting and furnish
ing for business for the benefit of boarders
and the travelling public.
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| CASSVILLE
Tin and Stove Store--Brewery-
Dissolution.

Notice IS hereby given that the o-larnership here
tooreaexistng between VIM Schmitz aud Anton Weisse
in the Tin and Stove Store, in the village Of Cassy,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent of parties also
the interest of the company the Cassviie
Brewery. The Tin Shop viii be carried aft this
date by Anton Weisse aud the Brewery by Schmitz &
Ortscheid both parties soliciting liberal share of the
trade in their occupations.
The notes and book accounts due the Tin and Stove
shop due to the parties jointly and WILL II not paid
by the 6st Of November 1862 be put in the hands Of
some officer for coecton.-Dated CassvilIe August q,
1862 WA SCHNIfZ,
i7-w3 ANTON WEISSE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07

E9 Messrs Sch1litz & Weisse have dis
solved partnership in the Tin and Stove
and Brewery business at CassyilIe. Their
several kinds of business win be carried on
as usual at the old stands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07

Ksrrr1NG.-Rev. Mr.. Strong has pur-
chased one of Aiken's Knitting Machines,
which can be seen at work in his room.
Knitting will be done well and cheaply by
his wonderful instrument.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07
no THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC!

The undersigned, having received the contract for
CARRYING the u s. Nails from Cassvilie TO Mineral Point
takes this method of informing the public that he is
prepared with good horses and ha ks (himse arVing
crate charges through to any of the intermediate
points.
DAYS at O'clock a. m passing through Beetown, Hur-
ricae Lancaster, New Gallo rnia, Washburn and Milf
DIN fconnectng Lancaster with stages running north
an ,outh.) arriving at Mineral Point Mondays and
Thu sdays at 10 o'clock, M; leave Mineral Point al
2t-t go CHARLES II. cox.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07

eg-Our feeOie state of health still con-
ahich 10" t account for many short
,omngs in cur T aper. The most we can
10 at present is to copy some of the news
and ciFe some attention to the more i'm
nortant local interests. A too strict con-
fnement to flee duties for some months
and over de- ..otion..to business;coneernrnents
about the yar are charg cable for our fail
:ng health We may be able to procure
q Compel emf assistant shortly and thus be
Enabled to take relief through travel and
absence from cares. The jobbing, adver-
Using and other mechanical departments
of on , office are promptly ard completely
carr I'D On and will not suffer through our
inc ttentions. Business will be promptly
D Isposed of by letter or otherwise as usual
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07

Arrives Boscobel to Lancaster Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays at 2 o'clock T NJ.
DEPARTS from Lancaster for Boseobe, on Mondays Wed-
nesays and Fridsys at O'Clock, A.. d.; sails closed
at o'clock A. ~
Arrives from Pattevilfe Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at O'Clock, +. n.
DEPARTS for Plattevile Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS at O'clock A. ~; mails closed az O'Clock, PM
Arrives from Prairie du Chen Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at O'Clock, 7. III
aud Fridays at ociock, A. M. mails close at ~ A. ~
Arrives from Potos Mondays, w sdays anu Fridays
at 9 o'clock, a.
Departs for Potos Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at o'clock, r. NJ; mails close at O'clock Z. a.
Arrives from Mineral Point via New California; Tues
DAYS and Fridays at O'Clock, A. NJ
Departs Tor Mineral Point via New California, Wednes-
ays and Saturdays at 10 o'clock, A. NJ; mails closed
at va o'clock, A. NJ.
IL o'clock, NJ.
Departs for Cassyille Tuesdays and Fridays at o.
clock, A. NJ; mails close at Sia Q clock, A. M.
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ID i E ~.


THOKSION-ln Little Grant, September Is. Loren
and twenty-five days. wv N'on' ns
WATs0N-ln Smelser, Sept. %, VIM Watson. son of
J. U and Martha Watsop aged / year and 10 months.
GooDWlN-In Patteville, Sept 80, Mrs Ellen Good
WIN, vile Of Mr. Egbert Goodwin, aged IS years.
MIS- 0oodwlns death very sudden, and is suppos-
cd to have been produced By heart disease
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-10-07

FIELD FOR Accumulation. w. w.
Field Of Fenninoro, was nominated on
Saturday last by the convention held at
Boscobel for reelection to the Assembly.