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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-06

CBtHissI0N, 5. c., Jan. 8, le,2.
Fieltine on the coast commenced ye.,eriay. Th.r-
ty-ive hundred of the enemy l.a5 Z Cd tho MAN,
near Port ROYAL Ferry. Tacy were me- with the
bsyonet BY tw regiments o: on. troops. Tho Yam
KEGS fled precp.tstey throwing awag their arms as
they ran. They were driven into tte.r boaia. Tie
howitzers OF the boais opened f-e on car troops, Kill
ing Fix and woaaaing twelve South Curoliniars.
The enemy los, ia alou, .he samo.
To-day, the enemy landed in much larger force o.
the same place. Gen. Glegg's brigade fell back "a
short defiance 90 an sibio position. The picket
wero slirmshiug an day.
The enemy d,sigu en- attack o. tie railroad, and
eannot AVOID Z battle.
Tie R,clmoaI Ezem.aey, uuder the head Of
"War Rnmors," says:
There were various reports durue yesterday Of in.
cursions Of the enemy III Western Virginia end q al
advance movement Of al forces in the direction Of the
Greenbrier Springs. TIE Western country has been
lsf by the transfer Of orr forces from there in de-
fenseless condition, and should the enemy be able TO
make any serious demonstration before the Spring
there will be but little to oppose bin. Tire reports
referred TO above are, however probably exasser-
sted, ifuot entirely sensational.
Later in tne deg another report obainfd circulation
that q battle had been fought IN tie neiriborhoOd Of
Port Royal s. C., and that the enemy who were I'd.
Fanciug inland had beenropu,sod and great victory
had resulted TO onr arms. Ttis report although not
authenticated by any dispatches received al the Wer
DepaI ment obtained coileidcTab credit lat night,
on the strength Of private dispatches alleged 10 have
been received in the city giving account Of the en-
gagement. We are not disposed, however, to credit
the report without further and more distinct coniImG-
ton OF il than yet received.
p. S.--Snce the foregoing paragraph was wilton,
we havereceigeda speciaidipatch from our Charles
ton correspondent fully confirming the report, TO
which We are happy 10 refer the reader See dis
patch abose.l
hEEEwAL OF THE BATTLE AND DEFEAT OF TBE
RrBELs.
Passenger from Richmond, who left that city on
the 81 met state thst news bad been received there
that Commodore Dupont landed tnirty-iyo bundled
troops on the NAN land near Por, BOya! Ferry on
Ee',-Year's Day. An engagement ensGed, in which
TIE rebels repuled the Union troops. On January
I'd tie attenyt was renewed with better success, aud
Gen. Gregg South Carolna brigade was driven
back With he2vy loss.
Tlsc Choricsoh Mercury has a dispatch stating
that large force Of Unions.s Lad landed the
North Edis.o. and SEIZED railroad station 80. on
the CleJleslon AID Savannah k&,Toad.
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Beloxi but there were no small arms there 'H 'ne"
to seize 1t ia stated that they landed there rom
5000 to 1000 trocps, and il is further rdmored ta'
they express the desie to push forward their forces
10 jackson.
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TROM GHAP ISl.Sfl.

The telegrla news rensier fnrl..uss uf Inc III.
lowing:
A Finate disra;ch haa becn received here. dafod
Of Mobile on Yesterday which states iAa. Pcay une
Butter il al Ship Island. Tle oiepaleh aso states
fbai The Uisons.s have nominal poseee.on Of Deloli
and. i i, telTve1, win oecuTy o, he towns On the
cot Ia H.. Sdoa. Jbey o:Ta, . 'sscanaoa a.
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TIE SURRENDER OF WESSBS. MASON AND
SLIDELL.

\ dispatch receiyed in Official quarters states that
Tie baltimore Sau q Dec. 80, publishes Swards
communication 70 Lord Lyons, releasing Messrr.
Mason and Slidell. TIE WHY Abolition Secretary
says they are yielded to claims lui's.elly just ana
in conformity v:ta American doctrines.
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POWDER MILL.

We Are oIad 70 be ale 10 f.a'e that inc ToW'e,r
nil uea hi city has gone into operation. II is
cspabIs Of Irodujipg Large amount day. ana ' ..
G6yernrent viii doa3fess ooiun lol'on o. ' i's
y, ss,i.tcu,e,ce Of a!essn. Watelionse q Bo|es.
~ believe. hfie'5 '''
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LATEST WAR NEWS AND RumoRs L

From Papys Of i'm. ? cad ,.
Ifg BETHEL REThKUN,

Itisrepor.ed TIA, the rebel force at Big Bethel
was attacked and defeated by Union troops, and ibot
Big Bethel IS now in orr possession. Il IL certain,
however, the, both Nacrudcr at Yorktown ana
Hucer at Norfolk, have been largely Reinforced re-
Gently.
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0r 7, /, true tina. the fight Of me Yankee
M" p.,,o,ac shows that shsy confidently eN-

'.c,ed . yi.it from Jacksoo. They were 10 ene
,r,.ate.t excitement AZ wiamFpor' ana ,,as s'eer
town Many fl the latter lace, and =. we o ,hei
tbey had made every preparation to de1'r"y onea
tsa" lat for The camp Of Gen. Bant', ad al
'frysrd wrote thu, he had seen fifty Of Gen. Ja'S
sous wagons unloading boats PREPARATORY 70 e'0''
ing tie neer.
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A E4eaT Nv TIE INDIAN COUNTRY.
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xHE REBEL ARMY DKM0RALIzED
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sEizuRE OF BILOXI, MISS.
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NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES
RICHMOND PAPERS TO JANUARY s
A BATTLE NEAR PORT ROYAL
YUE REBEL FORCES DRIVEN BACK
saizure of the Savannah Railroad

ANOTHER COMMANDMENT BT FORT PlCKENS
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UNION MOVEMENTS AT SHIP ISLAND
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THE YANKEES ~ SOUTH CAROLINA
REPCLSED.

ArersrA. Th1rlssy. Jan ?. 1892.
Privaao dispatches received dated al Poi~taigo on
yesterday, state that tie Unonis,s attempted IN adj
vance from Pors Royal Ferry, but were rcpulssd by
the M Regimen. Of South Carolina Volunteers, M
der the command Of Col Jones. The Confederate
loss v,.s fifteen killed and wounded. 0ae Yankee
was taken prisoner, but heir losa Otherwise is not
stated.
II Il reported here thaf there was large feet OF
Union vessels III 2ybee t5elow 6ayslnlhj On yes
tsrday.
n, is well to add to The above dispatch that It is
reported here that the Government has received dis
patches from Gen. Lee IN which he expresses full
confidence 10 the ability Of the forces under lie CONE
ma1d TO proiec, Charleston and Savannah nom
Union invasion, and slso 70 proven, the Yankees
frc.n penetrating into tho Internationally
ANOTHER VERSION.
The following is a dispatch to The R.e'noHd Il
orafgeT:
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PROCLAMATION. By GEN. FLOiD.
MCENDIsRY FIRE IN RICHMOND

We have received files Of Richmond papers
- to FRIDAY morning, Sd inst, inclusive, from
(Which wo make the following highly interesting
budget Ct news:
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FROM COLUMBUS.

We CLEAN the following from TIE Co'FHbfs lhy|
Ncirs Of tue 18th: -
The military authorities Of our city have Laid tana
on spirituous liquors.
We are glad to learn that the efli'ed eo,iiers IN
the various hospitals are improving very iasti bus
few deaths OF lare.
Tie present de!ightfll weather las euibled our
troors at his 20 Mt TO prepare well for the Winter.
IG,y have erected very c. nortable hats in facl,
majority Of them are Us rice ard clearly rs many 81
tie baas dive ling houses IN Columbus. ln many %
these Luts .re most oxcoilen. fr-.-.l2ss stoves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16
Barber & Lowry,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
SHERIFF. SALE-HART.

state of Wisconsin, County Of Grant-ss Circr;, =.
of Grant County, Wisconsin. Judgment Of E,e STufs
ure and Order Of Sale. Leinhart Biederman p,s gos
rs Willard Fart and Margaret Hart, Defendants nuR
BY virtue OF judgment of foreclosure and orS.
sale rendered and made in the above named $50. W
the above entitled action bearing date on the ets
Of August A. D. 1852; and by direction of pein,,ry
Attorneys ] will offer for sale and will sell AT stu
auction To the highest bidder for cash In hand pao
outer door Of Barnett House. in the village of Dnss
Grant County, Wisconsin, the 29th day of NovSet
a. d. 1862 al the hour OF II O'clock noon Of ssId SsS
an of the following described real estate to-wit. A
The equal undivided one-half OF the follow no dosn
ed lands situated in the west half Of the nortbaon
quarter Of Section No. two O. y in Township No ~ s
north OF Range No Eve (5) west, bounded Az foiiSp
commencing at the north east Of said ba oni
ter Section to ence running westerly on The Seeiion a.
eight chains, thence due south TO the cepter ogs
small creek three 90 chains and seventy five brL
thence along the middle Of said creek TO the ca I'M
OF said half quarter section, thence along the east linz
of said half quarter section TO the place of begnnn
four chains and seveny6ve links. Also the west NV
Of the northeast quarter of the northeast ouarter
section number two aforesaid, on which said lana
there is a Cabinet, Chair and Turning Factory and
dwelling house and mi-dam and race for said sbon
containing in all twenty I've of land be the sama
more or less in Grant County, Wisconsin.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the judgment IN I'M,
case amounting to the of Two hundred and eightS
Eve ard IL 00ths dollars damages and tweny.two AMI
1TO0ths dollars COSTS together with costs and interest
accrRing--Dated SherFs Office, Lancaster, August @
A. 1862 j. B. MOORE,
limb Sheriff Grant County Wis
CRAWFORD, STEVENS VEILE, Plaintiffs Attys.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16
SHERIFF Stakeholder, Ct al,

State Of Wisconsin, County of Grantss Circuit Court
Grant County, Wisconsin Judgment of Foreclosure
of Vendors lien. John Il. Muilley, Plaintiff vs
Levi " Glider and Jane ilder, his wife, Defendants
BY virtue ofan Execution, Judgment OF Fcreclos.
and Order 81 sale vendors lien, bearing date
tho 9th day OF August, 1862, rendered and made 10
the above named court in the above entitled action;
by direction ofthe Plaintiffs Attorneys will offer
for sale and viii sell at public auction to the highest
bidder FIR cash In hand at the outer door Of the court
house in the village of Lancaster Grant County Wis
consin, the lIth day of October, D. 1862 at the
hour Of Il o'clock in the forenoon Of said aay all Of The
following described real estate towit Lot No. six (6
in block No twelve (l2) in Parker's Addition 10 The
village Of Boscobel, Grant County, Wisconsin.
Said sale Will be made TO satisfy the vender's judg
ment Ia his case ataouang to the of two hundred
and hty nine and 62l00ths dollars damages aud
tythree and 54-I00ths dollars COSTS together with inter-
est and costs accruing. Sher0s Office, Lancas.
ter, August 25, 1862. J.. b. MOORE,
l1-w6 Sheriff Grant County, Wis.
HARTsnoRS & WooLLY, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16

SHERIFFS sALE-HnToN

State Of Wisconsin, County ofGrlnt, ssc r,..,..
Of Grant County, wisconsin, Judgment 20 ~ Court
ure and order of sale. VIM. E. Parish pex iHrecoys
Benjamin F. Hilton and Martha Hilton "a, against
Defendants. MS wife,
By virtue Of judgment OF foreclosure a.,
sale, rendered and make in the above namS order Of
the above entitled cause bearing date on tbo oart Ia
August A. D. 1859, and by direction Of the D., day Of
Attorney, viii offer for sale and will sell tianfa
ton to the highest bidder for cash In b5O aue
outer door Of the court house, in the viiIs" the
October A. d. 1862, at the hour of 10 o,1 Gay Of
forenoon Of raid day, AL otthe following SsS the
estate to wit; The east half of the real
ter Of section No. thily-six, (S6) in tost guar.
northof range six l6) west; the north half 40 mp i've
west quarter Of northwest quarter of section south.
in township number four north of range siv W One,
southeast quarter Of northeast quarter aS The
west quarter Of southeast quarter OF see6o north.
township four north Of range six west and.thNo IN
ter Of section two Of town four north of ran guar
excepting about two the south poit .A west
last named tract of lands also, certain tract VI The
described as follows, to witt Commencing ~ =, ~ land
west corner of the northeast qua3 ter Of tbe ofh
quarter o section two, in township four NORTH
six vest running thence south forty rods VI shge
thence east forty rods and from thence 10 nla from
ginning the whole containing three hundred =. De-
more or less. "Ves
action amounting 10 the sum of six 6undre5 "a THIS
enty Eve and 45l00ths dollars damages NM ~. ~, sew
four and74 100ths dollars costs together with
costs accruing.-Dated SheriH5 Office Lancsste sod
l6, a. d. 1862. ~|
J.B. MOORE, Sheriff
Barber & Lowry, Grant COUNTY ~,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. AZ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16
ESTATE OF PETER RALPH, decd

County Court, Grant county, Wisconsin. In Probate,
September Term. 1862. Present VIM. McGonigal,
Judge In tho matter Of the last will and testament
Of Peter Ralph, deceased
On reading and Cling instrument
Writing purporng TO 30 the last Will and testament
~ Peter Rabbi late Of the town or Hazel Green in
said county deceased and also the petition Of kebecca
Rabbi widow of said deceased praying that she be ap
pointed Administrative ofsaid estate.
Thereupon it is ordered that proof Of said inssru-
ment and the matter of said petition be heard before
Judge Of this court at the court house. in Iancste
IN said county, on The FIRST Monday OF October, A. D.
1862 at one O'CLOCK in the afternoon OF said day Or
dered further that notice thereof be given TO all per-
sons interested in said estate by publishing copy of
this order for three go weeks successfully prior to said
day Of hearing in the Grant County Herald, weekly
newspaper printed and published at Lancaster in said
Grant Connty.-Dated September l. 1862.
I2-w3 WA. McG0NIGAI4, County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16
GUARDIAN SALE-GARDER ESTATE.

Grant County Court. In The matter OF the guardian
ship of William CARRIER, Simeon CARRIER, samuel Gar
be and Christopher CARRIER, minor heirs Of Elizabeth
Wood formerly Elizabeth Garberl late Of said coun-
ty deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that BY virtue and in pursu
ance of an order OF license made in said matter,
the first day Of September A. D. 1862, by the county
court Of said county, the unde signed guardian OF said
minors will on the 27lh day Of September,
A. d. 1862 tho premises TO DO sold at the hoarof
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, oer for sale at
public venduo the following described lands to wit:
The northwest quarter of Section 10, in TowshiP
No six, north OF Range No one, West containing
hundred and 6fty-three and thirty hundredths
&C es situated IL Grant County, Wisconsin, Terms Of
sale will be mad known at the time aud place Of SALE
Dated Sept. list, 1862. PETER GRAY, Guardian
l2-w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16
SHERIFF SALE MEYER Us. STEWART.

State Of Wisconsin, county of Grant, SIS. Circuit court
of Grant county, Wisconsin. judgment of foreclos.
and order OF sale Richard Aeyer, Plaintiff,
against Solomon Stewart and Mary Stewart, his wife,
Defendants
BY virtue of judgment of foreclosure and order of
sale rendered and made in the above naraed court in
the above entitled cause bearing date the h day
October D. land BY the direction Of the Plaintiffs
Attorneys, will offer for and will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash liz han the
outer door of the court house. ia the village of Lancas
ter Grant county, Wisconsin, the 4th day October
A. d. 1882 at the hour OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, all Of the following described real estate
wit: The north half of southwest quarter of section
No. "a in township No. six (6) north of range
No two ~ west and the south east quarter of the
northeast quarter of section No twelve (2) instown
No six 6 north, range No. three 90 west ofthe fourth
principal meridian in Grant county, State of Wis
consn Said sale will be made to satisfy the judgment
this action amounting to the offour hundred and
ninety six dollars and twenty damages and twen
ty-eight and 35-l00ths dollars costs together with
interest and costs accrung. Sh riffs Office Lam
caster, June 80, A. u. 1862.
J. b. MOO AE, Shorif,
Barber Lowry, Grant County, Wis.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. 3-wl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16
ESTATE JOHN ALCORN, SEN, decd.

County Court Grant County, Wisconsin. "a Probate,
August Term, 1e62, Present VIM McGonigal, Judge,
III the matter OF the estate Of John Acorn senior,
deceased
On reading and Cling the petition Of William Alcorn
Administrator ofthe Of said deceased represent
ing among other things that the personal estate Of said
deceased Is insufficient to pay the debts due against de-
ceased and the charges OF administration and praying
that license BE granted him to sell the whole of real
tate whereof said deceased died seized.
Thereupon ordered that the matter IL said Pc
tiou be heard before the Judge Of the court at the
court house 10 Lancaster in said county, the first
Monday OF October, A 1862, at ] O'Clock in tho af-
ernoon OF said day Ordered further that notice there
OF be given to all persons interested herein BY publish
ing this order four ( weeks successfully prior TO
said day Of hearing, in the Grant County Herald, a
weekly newspaper published in Lancaster, IN said
Grant County Dated August %, 1862
I2-w4 VIM. MoG0NIGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16

ExTRAoRDINARY CoNFEssIoN.-Tn an
English law case relative to some proper
ty sold y Mr.. Rowpell, late member Of
parliament for Lambeth, that person was
put into the witness box and made one Of
the most extraordinary confessions on rec
ord. Ho admitted that he was guilty Of
perjury, forgery and fraud, having forged
deeds Of gift and q viii by which he OBJ
tanned possession Of the enormous estate Ct
his late father. and raised 100000 ISL
5oo.ooo) upon them, all Of which be had
exhausted. Mr. Rowpel voluntarily re-
turned to England aud made these COMES
SONS. He was committed for trial. The
case excited great interest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16
FORECLOSURE sALE-5orRrs.

Circuit court Grant county tate OF Wisconsin Rob-
ert Patterson vs. Joel 9. Sqnres Caroline 81. Squires
and Vim. II Henry, assignee ofsad Joel g. Squires
Caroline N. Squires and The Iowa County Bank
Notice il hereby given that by vistue OF and pursu
ant to judgment Of foreclosure aud sale made and
entered in said Circuit cocrt in the above entitled ac
tion, on the 9th day or August, A. d. 1862 aill.on
the 18th day Of November, A. D. 1862 ut the front %
Grant county, ct o'clock M, Of that day, expose
for sale and sell at public auction 70 the highest aud
beEt bidder, for cash. the following described I'd
premises much thereof shall be sufficient to
satisfy the amount Of such Jndg sent Interest and
of sale, to wit:
The half Of the southwest quarter and tho west
hall OF tue south cast quarter The south quar-
the Of the northwest quarter Of section No twenty
two I2l west: also, the cast half Of the northwest
quarter Of section No. twentyoue (2I) III township
No. six 20 north Of range six 90 west; Also the north
west quarter Of fhe southwest quarter and the south
west quarter OF the northwest quarter Of section No
twenty nine; the southeast quarter Of the south west
quarter AID tho southwest quarter OF the
quarter Of seccn No. twerty-onofzl the north hale
OF the northeast quarter; the eas hf CT the north
west quarter the southwest quarter OF the south
quarter and the northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter OF section NO twenty eight in township No.
SIX 20 north Of range No. FIVE 90 west; the north
nalf O. the southwest quarter and the Gna
Ter OF tue northwest quarter of section No. four, "a
in township No five 5) north of range No six 90 vests
the east half Of The Southwest quarter and the south
west quarter Of the south quarter of section No.
eighteen (d) and tho north east quarter Of the north
No ( north cf range No. three CD west; also,
lot or fraction No oLe ard northwest quartz Of
tbs northeast quavter Of section Mo- tweny-sIx 26)
in township No seven, "a forth Of range No. five 90
west all situated ia tho Of Grant and State Of
Wisconsin-Ds tied Shenlrs Office Lancaster, Grant Co.
Wis. August s, 1862.
u D. MOORE, sheriff Grant Co, wis.,
JOS u CLARy, Plaintiffs Atty mS
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ESTATE oFMARTIN wITzIG, decd.

III
Comfy Govt tfrant County, Wisconsin, n Probate
Septemberrern, 1862 PresentWm. McGonigal,J uuge
In the natter Of the last will and testament Of Mar
tin Witzig, deceased
On reading and fling an Instrument in writing pnr-
portng to be the last villa testament OF
late othe Town OF Liberty in the County Of Grant, anu
State Of Wisconsin, deceased, wherein AnAa Witzg,
widow Of said deceased is named sole executrix.
Thereupon il is ordered that proof of said instru
ment be heard before the Judge Of this court az the
courthouse in Lancaster in said county on the first
Monoay of October, A. D., 1862 at one O'Clock IN the
afternoon of said day. Ordered further that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons interested in said
tate by publishing this order for three CD weeks
successfully prior said day of hearing in the Grant
County Herald, a weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Lancaster in Grant county
i3-wS WM. McGONIGAI., Co. Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16

Fremont AND MITcHEL.-At meeting
OF the New York national war committee
on Thursday aflernoon,the following resolu-
tions were passed:
Resofvcd, That Gen. Fremont and Gen.
Mitchell be each requested, if the Govern
ment win consent, to organize IN this State,
without delay, a corps Of $4,000 men, and
that application for such consent be made
to the general government, and lift refuses
then to the state government.
ReSolued, That all residents Of this city
Who are willing to join such corps, be re-
quested to communicate their names and
residences to some member Of the com
mittee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-09-16
POSC0BEL, FENNIMORE,
LANCASTER & PoTosl
y. S. MAIL,
II n L w K L * l. X

The subscriber having the Mail Contract for the above
route after the LIST Of July, 81 gives notice that bg
will stock the route with good, new Hacks and sale
horses, and will run follows:
Leave Lancaster, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri.
days, at 9 a. NJ,
Leave Boscobel, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
ut 6 A. NJ.
Passengers by this line may connect with stages ior
Galona by of Lancaster and Piatteville; also, for
Duneith, Galena and Dubuque by Potos; and for pni
rie du CHEN, Cassvile and Mineral Point by direct
stage lines connecting Lancaster, and with oil inter-
or towns ia the county.
He pledges faithful attention 10 Express business
and to the faithful delivery CT small or large packages
entrusted to his No driver viii be employed X
cept those cried and known to be true and reliable