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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
SHERIFF. SALE-HART.

state OF Wisconsin, Comfy Of Grant-ss' y gas
Of Grant Couaty, WISCONSIN,. aagiu s,,,sn ra'
ure and Ordrr u Sale. leiDhatt u voSnSenlans
rs. Willard Hart and Margaret Htfl' ~ and ofl
BY yir,ue OF judg nent ~ forecoaaaso1e coas
sale rendered aud ualie ~ The aoose -, lie 6D
the above enii led action, bearing uAle ~ Plsiat
If August, ID. 1867 aad By direc w ~ ali at ~
At ornAVs l viii offer for sale aud Viii II aud d
auctiol 10 the hiqhsst bidder fol eash ~ n Boz I
onto door OF Barnett House, ia the ". az ~ S0s :
Grant County, Wisconsin, GA the 2sth gay n ssl
A. D.. 1862 at the hour Of y O'Clock, n00 ,s,.,gif
nj Of the following described real estate Linz o.
The eqaal undivided one-half 81 the "a aod.
ed lands situated ia the ives. hall y N, 10. y
quarter Of Section No. two (2), ia ioMilsaa9f 4
north Of Range No five 90 west, ooa4s nd bsJs
commencing al the north east corner o. IA seclp
ter Section, thence running westerly on ~ esppI
eight chains, thence due south Y w ats.dfs Y
small creek three (3) chains aud g \, tha %.
thence along the middle of sald ere II the er
said half quarter section, thence H'y1s n bog
Or said nalf quarter section 10 the ~ III ge'
four chnins aud seventy five liaks. A.'osst qal
Of The north east quarter OF the noftli1,e $40
section number two aforesaid, on rsci0u
there Isl Cabinet. Chair and fuynih ~ sai5
dwelling house aud u mill -dam ana WE nd, b. "
containing ia all twenty Eve acres q nsu.
more or less. Ia Grant County, Ni7ssoi naqinehs
Said sale viii b. made 10 satisfy W. s.sSted ans
case amounting TO the sum OF two ~. III iWent
dve and II l0Oths dollars, damages - costs sna
l7-Ig0ths dollars costs together WIZ Yer, IVY
accru.ng.--Dated Shetiu's Oilce, Lar b yey'aa
A. ID. 1852. , gonntt.4
ll-m3 sheriff unresap;rtsab Az
cRAvFoYp, STEvExs YEILE i'"'' -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
Town Of Paris Heard fiom.

Mr.. EDlroR:-T notice in your paper,
also, the Gsdena Aduertissr, that the town
Of Paris is overlooked in the report Of vol
uhteers for Capt. Nash's company, and
that only Smelser Hazel Green ard James
town are credited and complinented.
Please notice.
First, That the number Of men in Capt
Nash's company from Paris is %.
Second, That the Town of Paris has
furnished on the call for 100000 men,
Just 81.
Third, That Paris has furnished for the
war in all is about 60 men as near as | can
make out.
Considering that our town had but
about 100 persons able for military duty
at the beginning of the war, ne have prob
ably done full part, unless more are
needed to save the country, in which care
the rest are ready. B. SHINoE.
Paris, Aug. % '62.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

GE- Col. John A Logan, o. Illinois, re-
Gently addressed his soldiers at Jackson,
Tom, in brief speech, of which the fol-
lowing is a synopsis:
q have been nosed around hy Southern
politicians long enough. | have seen full
enough Of TIE cursed institution, and will
not sheath my sword until il is wiped from
the land.'
Col. Logan has resigned his seat in Con
gress to accept a military place. One Al
len was elected by the Egyptians, who
has since been arrested for treason and is
now in prison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
SHERIFF sALE-GlLDER, ct a.

State Of Wisconsin,, County Of Grnt,-ss Circu'.
Grant County, WISCONSIN, Judgment o. tVl...tg u
OF q Vendors lien. John X. WutlrJl iss'-l,sa
Levi v. Glider and Jane q lGer, his wiis Dssn, ,s
BY virtue ofan Execution, d Judgment q ~ ~, III l
ure and order of Sale on veI deT's lien, peei,~s
the 9th day Of August 1867, rendered aaI .'.as
the above named court in the above en'i'iy- g1ok
and oy direction Of he Plaintiffs Attorneys WI s
for sale and will sell 1t public a, iion 70 su ~ sal
bidder TT cash Ia hand at the outer door 81 "a, @
house ia the village Of Lancaster, GraHs Vsvs3
cousin, on tho 1ith day OF October, A y, 'ssld@
hour u u o'clock ia the forenoon OF sald my n
Following described real estate to-wih l9s ~ 3 "
10 block No twelve .i2) in Parkers Auell,-
village Of B0scohel, Grant County, NisoopsiaJ FOX
Said stla will DO made 70 satisfy the ,v.a - bas8e
ment ia this case amounting to the sam y ~ ad ne
and fifty nine and 63l00ths dollars, daniss IN Iaf
tythree and 5f-100ths dollars costs togslls. laes
Get and costs aecrning. DATED SAenh Io0RR
ter, Susust Is, 1862. y p, .lsty w &
1.-Two ShoriI Grant 80.
FAIsTsnoRS & WooLLr, Plaintiffs At'o'D'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

G:g- Dennis A. Mahony, editor Of the
Dubuque Herald, now absent on a fur
Tough for discouraging enlistments, was
on August the 2olh, nominated in his dis
trict, for Congress, il a convention called
democratic BY close vote Of 50 to 81 for
Gray. Immediately after che S. B. Coyle
leading man, and number Of other del
egates. announced their departure from the
democratic party f reyer. G. G. Cole
followed them, after making a patlio,ic
speech, saying the President and Govern
ment are right, whereas, Gen. Jones, Ma
hony, Yallandigham aud such are traitors.
He endorsed the confscation policy, the
employment OF negroes in any way neces-
sary to save the Government, and said he
was ready to fight with the republicans,
and democrats and If necessary between
two black negroes h save the country. He
SAID the democratic party had no reason to
complain, that Gen. jackson had Inaugural
ted the policy Of appointing only bis polit-
lea friends TO posts Of honor and profit,
vet President Lincoln had magnanimopsly
appointed all the leading Generals from
the democratic rauks, except Banks and
Fremont, and that many Of the managers
Of the war were democrats, while in the
schedule Of Colonies. Majors and other
Field Officers appointed by republican
Governors, most OF them are democrats.
There was high time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
kemaininr IN the Post ONCE at Lancaster.
ITO FOR THE WAR!
Sale Of Properly Ytar's Credit al Per Cent

The Subscriber DESTROYS OF entering the service Of
the country offers for auction, at his residence sale
tyo miles south OF the village of Patch Grove, on Sat
urday the 18th Of Sept at o'clock, T. d., the follow
ing property;
One good Farm Horse. Cows and Young stock.
One good Ton Buggy for D two horses. One Farm
Wagon. One Sled aud Cutter. Ono new Single Har
ness One set Double Harne Stubble and Corn
Plow. one Hinge Harrow acres of good corn on
the ground One aiming NIL Yari ius articles Of
furniture including dining aud center table, lounges
rocking, and cano-bott ned chairs, and other
household articles too numerous to mcnti0n
Friends to your country, come oni rave SO much
confidence in our lOvernment that viii give you
yeats cred for So, aud ask only per cent
interest on approved notes. WALDO BROWN
Patch Grove, August 23d, 1852. 1l3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
re- Ex-Eionorable, Ex-Judge, E

E Ex-Iionorable, Ex-Judge, Elk
1t. Colonel Messmofe, candidate for Colo
mel Of Regiment, was to speak at Bosco-
bel on Monday, at which time it was ex-
pected he would announce the number and
names Of those hehas promised lucrative
stations as inducements to go ia for his
new regiment. About the same time a
delegation from La.Jrosse was to visit
Madisoa TO report bis doubtful Honorable
MSS 70 the Governor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
Grant Counts agricultural Society.

The Annual Fair and Exhibition Of the
Grant County agricultural Society is to
be held as usual, at the Fair Grounds in
Lancaster, on Wednesday and Thursday,
the l7lh and 18th Of September.
This being one Of the noblost institu
tons Of the county, one that has for years
exerted yisbly wholesome influence up
on every industrial department of labor
and business, and drawn nearer in So
cial way the strong members of society,
cannot be safely abandoned As well
think Of abandoning the schools, the col
leges and churches as to ever suspend
this industrial lever and stimulating es-
senee of the farm and workshop. We do
not know however that there have been Sc
rions thoughts Of such suspension, though
there are some who would so confine every
thing below the standard of wholesome
economy as to leave not a stimuIant to in
dustry, education or anything Of public
usefulness.
We are requested by members Of tie
Executive Committee to notice that tie
Fair will be held and that every effort will
be made on their part to make it even
more successful than any previous year.
Tle Institution is clear Of debt, with bal
anee in tie hanls Of tres surer, so that pre-
miums will be paid and no risk run IN
promising that all reasonable preparations
will be made. Premium pamphlets, with
rules and regulations, may be had Of the
Secretary J. w. Banding.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
E.-Tha n. y. Tribune saws i IS not

EgTho n. Y. Tribune says it is not
worth while longer to attempt to conceal
the fact that President Lincoln designs to
proclaim, about the 18th Of September,
full and complete cmancipation-to take
effect 10 a month or 50 thereafter This
may be, though we doubt it. Certain it
is, that this will not he done, except to
save our government from kuropean inter-
ference. The country is prepared for any
measure which promises quick work and a
speedy peace.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
a4TMr. WIN. Muller Of Cassvillc !,

gE Mr. WIN. Muller Of Cassville fe-
quests Us to give notice that himself with
sever ! others expect TO leave shortly as
recruits for Capt. Hooe's company G, 9th
Wisconsin, being a company largely com
posed Of Grant county men. Persons
wishing 10 20 as recruits for Capt. Hooe
are requested to call on Mr.. Muller and
arrange things for leaving shortly. Full
pay and bounty are allowed recruits for the
Old regiments. Such are 70 report to the
Adjutant General at Madison where they
will be received, furnished and forw rded
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
gHERIFFs sALE-OURTls, 4 al

State Of Wisconsin,, County Of Grant,--se. CiEuI
Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin. Judgment
Foreclosure aud Order Of sale. Betsy Hartshop
Plaintiff, against johnson $. Curtis and N. Ja'
Curtis his wife, and Versal Moore, Defendants
By virtue Of Judgement Of foreclosure and order
sac rendered and made ia the above named eoln y
The above entitled bearing date on the 5h us
August 1862 and BY direction Of Plaintiffs Att0r0g
will offer for sale aud win sell at public auction To- w
highest bidder for cash In hand at the Outer door M
Barnett House in The village OF Boscobe, G'a1t oog
tv, Wisconsin, tho 2gth day Of NoyembeE W., ~,
the hour OF II o'clock noon Of said day, AL Of ua
lowing described real estate, TO wi {; The nofu e
quarter of the southeast quarter OF section tne
in township No. seven (7) north Of range NO. ihss
west % the fourth principal meridian IN Grant e'4''
Wisconsin. e,
Said sale viii be made 70 sstirfy the judgment " h
action amounting the sum Of Iour hundred ~. M
l0oths dollars damages, aud sixteen and l2-lvlh t
lars costs, together with intereht and costs ssa-'
dated shegin's ONCE, Laneaster, Aug 70, ~,
}. Il. MOORE, shsaai1,
- pi.i, y ,,,r,o,. N''' itS y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
gs BY request we pu5lish the following

&c BY request we publish the following
names Of persons who enlisted last year
from British Hollow: Samuel sprague,
Ambrose jarrett, Robert Jarrett, Alexis
Ivey, Wesley Craig, Robert Langstatf
Geo. Enstics, John Lepla. The following
persons have enlisted il Swans company (;
jonathan Long, james spragne, Allen
McPhail, Simon Langstaff, all Of said
place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
EsTATE Cd GEo. YLPlND, leel.

County court, Grant coUaty, Wisconsin. In Probate
August Term, 1902. Present W.. McGonigal judge
On reading and Cling the petition Of Sarah fipopa,
representing to said among other Things thAl say
George Yipond recently cied inestate IN the aale y
New York leaving goods, ehatiels and estate WI! 10
sad Grant county Wisconsin aal that she Is the law
ful widow of said deceased, aud wing that admnF
tration thereof be granted 40 her. Thereupcn 4 Oh
dered that the matter Of said petition DO heard beoF
the Judge of this court at the court house IN Lancis
ter IN said county ouMonag the 18th day Of oepenO
A. n lS62, at o'clock in The afternoon Of sad aN'
sons Interested in said estate by publishing copy
this order for three 90 weeks excessively prior to s
day OF hearing in the Grant County Herald, weekly
news paper printed and published at Lancaster r 500
county Dated August 20, 1862.
1l-w3 WIN. McGONIGAI4, County judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

A CLEAN SWEEP IN OHIo.-After two
days'thorough examination,it ii ascertained
that there is not single exemption from
draft on the statute books of Ohio, as far
as the State is concerned. The Governor
himself is liable to be drafted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
New York. Ann. %.

NCW 4UIhJ lug 20
The sensation Baltimore correspondent
of the Herald gives a story that Jackson
is marching to Winchester with 100000
men, while Lee, with 10000, is to attack
Pope's army. Jackson is then to turn to
Leesburg and cross the Potomac into Mary
land and march on WASHINGTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

Es I'VE are tod that handbills are
posted in arious parts Of the country Civ
Ing the false notice shat the President has
called for 100000 men by draft above pre-
sious calls. No such posters We're printed
at this office. They are PROBABLY a
fraud, designed for some base purpose.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
pLATTEyILLE ACADEMY
he Fall Term of this Institution will Com.
mence Tuesday, sept. ?, 1s62.

Tuition same as heretofore S4 to 81 per quarter -
ten weeks. Table board. 81 so to $LI5 per week
Rooms in Academy, 25 cents per week
It is very desirabis chat students should commence
with the classes Mt the beginning Of the term
The Normal class will receive special attention Pro-
fession Diplomas will be awarded by tie State Board
of Normal Regents to those who sustain The examjne
ticn Of their Agent We have competent teachers in
Instrumental and Vocal Music. Drawing, French ana
q rman, Gaia ogues sent on application.
For further particulars apply t.
GEO. N. GUERNSEY, Prine,pal
Platteve, Aug. Is, 1862 H.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

Eg- II is nov known TO the government
that every State aud nearly every county
Of the north has its loige. Or castle Of the
G Lien Circle fraternity, and quite geneF-
aly the names a. members are known md
the LEADERS, duly MOTEL. For tn. ,'ast
eight months they have heen cai9fy pr
ganizing to resist Tire draft m payment
Of taxes. but the late laws of Congress for
the collection Of reyeaue and the raising Of
mon were framed Is t!cfy tho aims o. this
secret otder Ia Illinois there are | 2 cas-
ties Of the third degree, in Iowa, Wiscon-
sin and Michigan each 4, in Minnesota,
ID Indiana p DC, with one commandet
General 10 each. There may he a dozen
to twenty subordinate castles Of first de-.
gree TO each castle If the Third. Their
late pass VOID WAS, "thc constitution, tho
response. "the union' The subordinate.
degrees Of the order diifer from those OF
the South, but, lie higher degrees are The
same. The most harm they have beer
engaged in If late was the circulation Of
yallaudigban's speeches and reasonable
new spapess, These facts are CLEANED fnnl
the Cincinnati papers, where Cue order has
been badly exposed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
n9fThe drafted men Of 1871 received

re- The drafted men Of 1911 received
no bounty, but, on the contrary. had to
furnish their own equipments, including
gun, knapsack, canteen, cartridge-box, and
twenty-four rounds Of ammunition. Their
pay from the Government was SO per
month. Offers Of substitutes were numer-
Gus, but few were accepted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
ag- President Linciin's reply . IIorae,

IT, President Linc.in's reply % Horace
GFeelsy's letter may 30 seen ia our paper
lbs week It's afirnatife-n negative
udxed--cqaiyocal tone shows that tile
Presi lent has been slnitien As Belshazzsr
was by Tie haad wiring on the wall. We
may publish Gnelay's letter next week,
the one at which Mr.. Lincoln is rather
alarmed than offended We more THIN
suspect however sbat these letters are bit
lie shadows ola forthcoming proclamation
Of universal emancipation, moi from choice
Tut frem the necessity. Reforms 50 mag
nifiecnt have ever been exlorted, seldom
indeel have they come through voluntary
might. Russia Is ~ exccI ion il Modem
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

Gy- We have already furnished in Grant
county about 500 men above our full quota,
and 50 gone beyond any possibility Of draft
for the future, whatever may happen, even
should there be call for 100000 more
men. Grant county is therefore a safe
place as refuge for those in ali other
parts Of the United States who fear a
draft in future-j ust as safe as Canada;
though we DO not wish this statement to
he taken as an invitation for al the sneaks
TO make this county their asylum. We
need hundreds of laborers here, that's a
fact; our lead mines, the fnest in the
world, and at present prices of lead afford
Ing extravagant profits, are nearly deserted.
Wages for common labor must stand at
$l.25 to $3.50 per day until the soldiers
return; labor must be very dear and the
profits Of capital and labor heavy, for some
months at least, or until matters get prop
erly regulated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

IS Recruits are lea,i G this county
nearly every day for filing companies Of
the old regiments. Fortunately for the
old companies Of cur county they never
suffered very heavy losses in battle and
bat slightly from sickness, compared with
ofller companies from other parts Of the
country. Besides. recruits have gone on
from time to time and filled them up
about as fast as losses happened, 50 that
All the old companies are about full. Cot.
Cobb's regi ent, having been favolite in
these parts, has also been recruited with
aboui 40 to so men of this county. al
though not containing any Grant county
company at fist; so also Of Capt. Hooe's
company Of Prairie du Chen, in which
there are some so Grant county men.
There will be no draft at f~sent upon this
county for filing up the old regiments,
unless to fill up the old companies sent
from other parts Of the State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

EB7I The Twentieth Regiment was to
leave Madison yesterday for Washing
ton. In the Twentieth are McDermot;;'s
and HarIockei's Companies this county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
PHILADELPHIA. AUG. %.

IItIttNtNI IyIlIfE3 4AW54' -
Private intelligence has been received in
this city, which confirms the news Of lie
Junction Of our armies. 1t also announ-
ces the death Of Col. Cutler Of the 11th
Pa. regiment, on the battle field.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

Lg Arch Bishop Hughs visited tho
President on Friday last, in company with
Secretary Seward The Bishop has been
laboring since his return from Europe to
rouse true and patriotic war spirit every
where.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

EE- A soldiers Pic Nc came off on
Saturday at Bunker Hill, at which there
was a large assemblage Of citizens and
families besides Capt. Earnhart's company.
Speaking by Tracy, Bennett Thearle and
others. Patriotic singing by Wyalusing
and Tafton quartette choirs. The COM
pany went into quarters at the Red School
House on Monday, and are to board
among the neighbors. They await orders
for some regiment, probably the one to
be formed with Sheriff Moore for Colonel,
unless betrayed by promises Of stations of
honor and profit to 90 with Messmoro--
promises as profuse is general from what
we hear. Colonies cannot appoint Quar-
ter-Maslers, Suffers, Majors, Adiutants,
and the like, besides but one such is want
ed for each regiment, and not dozen or
twenty. The Governor appoints them,and
Colonies will not be allowed to name such
fayolites for these places, as have consent
ed 10 betray their companies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
70 District and Town Clerks.

Application for Blank Repor.s should
be made as follows: By District Clerks to
Town Clerks; and Town Clerks TO j. l..
Packard, State Superintendent, Madison.
District Clerks should make their re-
ports Immediately to the Town Clerks,
and the Town Clerks should make tleir
reports to me.
The District Clerks report, should be in
hands of the Town Clerk on or before the
10Th Of September next See school law
new edition, 1859, See. 80, and Note.
The District Clerk shall, for neglect or re-
fusal to make his report within the time
specified, incur the penalty provided
BY law; and his district, as an additional
consequence viii lose its share Of school
money.
The Town Clerks Report must be in
the hands OF the County Superintendent on
or before the 2Sth Of September See
Revised School Law, Section 46.
1t IS hoped that no District Clerk win
assume the fearful responsibility of report
ing that a common school has een taught
in his District during the past year by a
qualified teacher, when such is not true.
Gases Of public money having been paid
to such teachers, haze already been report
ed to me. No person not holding a GER
tifcate from legal source, can be consid-
cred within the meaning Of the law a
qualified teacher.
The report Of District Clerks, having
reference to the condition of their schools
and the day Of their yistations, which
they were invited 70 MAKE to me, are sep
arate and distinct from the report which
they are required to make to the Town
Clerk. DAVID Parsons,
Taflon, Aug. "A Co. Sapt., Schools.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
CTRAY COLT.

Taken up by the subscriber residing on lands owned
by hln in Georgetown, town OF Snelser, the I'm
Of August 1862. three year old, bright bay cor
The is requested prove aropertg way charges
and take said prnnefty, F0hbUaG
Smelaer August is, 1852. ll-wA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

Gg- Since the day Of Mahony's arrest,
enIistments have pFomressed rapidly al Du-
buque, whereas, " that time volunteer
ing was slow Co., reason that people
we're encouraged to believe that the draft
would be successfully resisted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
T OsT NOTE.

AL persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing
certain promssory note given By c. l.. la Gave,
Cassyills January 30h 1852 aud payable to w O. VIII
cox or order, due June 10th 1862 for the o.
5000. Said note las been lost or misaid, and this
70 notify til finder, person TO whom any finder
may transfer the same. that | the true person to
VIC. WILCOX
Waterloo, August 2lst 1862 1l.wS'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26
smA1L pRAFr rpoN GRANr COUNTY

SMALL DRAFT UPON GRANT County,
We don't understand things, it seems. We
copy as follows from letter from j. l..
Pickard, dated Madison, Aug. 23d:
encourage recruits TO- the Old Regi-
"ments. If Grant does not raise her quota
'for that purpose before the lst Seplem-
"ber, there will be small draft; say so.
'sThat will clear you Of IL"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

Let them b; raised atppce, y all means.
The bounty viii hold good till the 1st
eptem6er.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-26

EE Gen. Butler has confiseated SHdelps
vast property at New Orleans, Guerilla
Morgan is marching toward the Ohio Riy.
or with heavy force.