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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
T ANCASTER INSTITUTE.
Ire Fail te N OF ibis Ios.;tusion viii commence %
Tuesday, September 1st 1868.

~
Tuesday, September 1st, 1868.
aud contiuuel Is weeks.
the attendance during the past te m was highly en-
coura2ing. Notwithstanding the peesxnrecf tne war
sud the times tue number OF pnpis enrolled exceeded
eigby il is hoped sbat toe insi.ole may cons'nUe
10 prosper 11at lhis nay 6s shall not rela in
.he faithful dscha geo. nos ia oue IaDors 20
pronoie as wel'ae.
Tie discipline is M;id yet omD., olpa ;;a and sfR-
cient TIC Teachers No be The same As FOR tue past
iera We urge hat pvyils De presenia a. he beginning
OF lie tenn though l.ey ma 30 receivtd ANY lime
70. rot ,ess iuan y bali esn. No detection vii 70
aGe fo less iuau 10 case oil Aics ness
Tuiliou Fees sauna ne. sAo oay Increase bsog
in lie same aiso o. sle .e III - on Ii 70 IL
weeks.
Tsrps.-- PlepaIato y ne-,s .neus ons3 7oto 81 90
Ac46emic DePa.tWen., Coma'op Eng 6 AM
mar Ceogs3phg, &c, 50
Academic DeIa, ,aien. . Ter I d. III = Aiss-
bsa Geome.i.g, inc uoing Common Gasl,sl 90
Classical Con SO, Ancieu. AZ 1nage ws.u any
oFihe Hi.ue English eiaucleS Is
TreSe zee las aoese ssaee just tbe same pee wet
previously
1u,ion u all at TIE m;dde o. he se.,oo Term
D.oSh - sSA =.
aycaSie Angus l0,b, 1885, Y rc ~ {
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
IL
VS. Slubble, Green SWard and Breaking Pow
OF small and laIge sizas

q kplaII aud age sizes.
Cof1 pows, Cultisatoes and double shovel pIovs al
waffan;edof the best material and workmanship.
These pows have ever since taeif 6rst manufacture
taken the first premium al tue Grant county Fair and
asi look The first premium al lie Iowa State Fair
the celebrated Moline plow aud all Others, and
even the Grst premium ia Tue Plowipg match; these
plows bave received still higher premium in the uni
ted testimonials OF HE most intelligent fame ia the
Noflb east thatas pov they are al tha. can be de-
siled OF hst skill and enterprise produce.
ORDERS anauries Addressed 10 c. Tiansr, Ta.ton,
Wis via receive pfompt attention.
Taftoa Wisconsin. March 18th, 1859 40tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

ERThe London Cours Jou0Rolrela
that young English lady Of seventy sum
mers aud a good deal of meHey, had just
given her virgin hand to her butler, lad
Of thirty eight
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

Fool FOR FATTENIEo PouLTRY.--Ihe
cheapest and most advantageous food to
use for fattaning every description Of poul-
try is ground oats. These must not be
confounded with oatmeal, or With ordinary
srrosnd-oats. The whole of the grain is
ground to a fine powder: nothing Of any
j. taken from it. Whom properly ground,
one bpsh& Of the meal viii more enectually
fstten poultry than bushel and a half OF
any other meal. The greatest point in fat
iedihg poultry is 10 feed at daybreak.-
gcseatific .4merican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
eE-lt will be noticed a. : most s;nou

1t will be noticed as most singu-
lar coincidence, that one Of the. fifteen his
fsoric- shells recently thrown into Charleston
city by General Gilmore, shivered the stat
We erected some years since IN front Of tie
Court House Of the doomed municipality,
in commemoration of the late John c. Cal
houn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

The Cincinnati Commercial hopes that
the President will now exercise clemency
and pardon Vallandighar, on the ground
that Ohio is to him one of the most ssforeign"
countries be could Get into.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

Eeg Gen. Grant has rescinded his order
restricting the charges Of steamboats, on
TIE Mississippi 10 three quarters of a cent
a mile in the case of soldiers. The fare
between Cairo and Memphis is nov So.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

SAvErHE MANURE-It takes but short
time for any one who has had any expert
ence in cultivating the soil, to lea that the
great Lick in the way ofraising renumera-
tive crops is manure. Just in proportion
as we increase its manufacture, just in that
proportion does the fertility of our feds in
crease, aud their capacity to increase crops
in increasing quantities. La our experience
on the farm, we have endeayored to keep
this idea in view, and among other places
we have had to resort 10 for thepurpose Of
replenishing the manure heap, under the
barn stands most conspicuous. In fact we
haye lnade . respectable barn cellar BY
compositiDg the earth with excrement after
being thrown from the stable, or throwing
Il up for bedding, where it has been mixed
with the droppings and liquids in the tie
lips. With little care and perseverance
our manure heaps can easily be doubled by
hunting out those places upon the tarm
where elements of fertility may be obtained.
How many thousands of barns are there in
The State, covering hundreds of loads each
Chat when composed would make the best
of manure; and how many thousands of
adjacent fields are becoming sterile for the
want Of this very material. Clear out
under your barns. Hunt up the muck de-
posts. Keep the hogs at work-and let
The manufacture of manure bs made the
leading business Of tie farm. Then you
will raise good crops, and your fields will
increase in fertility.-.Iouraal Of AgricuL~
it,iye.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
HORSE sHoEING REsUMEDl
, r u . -

ID FL i . = u
Will open his shooting shop again about tue frst Of
November on the gEADY-PAK principle he has 8
No. / shoe = eugageu snd calculates TO do good
shoeng as can be done any where in the county some
and try me.
Lancaster, Oct. 20, 100. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
Legal.
CAtEof FORFEITED MoRTGAGEE

~
LANDS.
III Commissioners OF School University Lands,
Madison, Wis, Sept. 2S, 1868.
4,TATE OF WISCONSlN,t
80 Dane County
The following described lands in Grant county hav
nv been forfeited by Of the nonpayment OF IN
teres npon loans granted thereon, nouss y nssgDy
iven tina the same viii be offered al public auction
and sold 70 the highest bidder at the Office OF the Sec
retary Of State at the capitol in Madison, on the ltI
day Of December A. D. 1865, unless sooner redeemed
according law. Said sale 10 commence at O'Clock,
a. M and continue from day TO day until al OF sala
lands shall haze been 80 offered.
Tho minimum price atwhch such lands will be OF
fered will be IL amount named opposite eacA trac,
(undor the heading seTotal amount due State wncn
includes the amount of loan; The interest to the nrst
day of January. A. D. 1864, three per cent damages
the taxes which been returned against such ano
and the costs OF advertising the same.
said lands will be sold subject to all taxes wnlch
NAV at the time of the sale, be due thereon Olner
conditions OF sale will be announced by the Commas
sIcners al the opening Of the sale -
JAMES T. LEWIS,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

R1wThe female soldiers discovered IN the
disguise Of regular uniforms, are said to be
good fighters. The women who wear the
brooches always we're.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

The class eSpe imsusalC salissly he cb3gscd
wi III all Chemicals used.
Road can6s obtained for 81 rs to s. GO per week
by applying 10 as. 0soofns, l.. E. No tbrun, ~ $.
Brace, 81 70 Cbisen, Nj. g. Mount, VIM. Warwick, s..
Woooh0ase, Thomas n Os0otns and o.heIs, VITO are
prepared 10 keen DoafCeis.
TRRns or PAYMENT Iailon fees must be PAID IN
advance SO MACH has been LOST by deyia.ic om this
rule that ~ enforcement is found absolutely necexss1
~. DANiu fAkSoNSs oecy.
Taf.op, August 9th. 1868. 0tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

re- Vallaudigham boasts OF finding
shelter, protection and freedom under the
British fags So have The pirates AIaba-
ma, Flo ida, and every other rebel istitu-
ion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
I D. ALLEN
op TAFToN

Is orsrseer Of AZ nv sheep in rant couuts fer which
services ne will eceise cne quarter o. nv wool, from
Tue sheen OF the same county; ard othes county,
FOR the reason that he viii End 81 be wans 10 attend
10 for . veafk G. d FURMAN,
Ma i 1875 gIes Co D. 81 Rex't Wis. Vols.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

Eg-It is announced that sleeping pews
have been invented for churches after the
manner of sleeping cars for railroads. In
some churches hey might not be opt o.
place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

sy-fhe dipthesia is prevailing 10 an
alarming extent IN Minnesota. In Blue
Earth county, six children IN one family.
died Of it in one day! Nearly al over
or Minnesota, exchanges speak Of its rava-
ges.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
GRANT MILLS.
ANTON SCHMIDT, PROPRIETOR.
ThesuLscribcr has gain taken charge Of bis Mills,
1tHrs1-. rxr,,x.+ ~ ro,,ooc4n1.

fnd will be there hfmsefall the time. The mills are
managed that customers receive the exact h0uI
fsomther own wheat He grind both wheat and
Drn at the same tine. corn sheer IL attached "a
an free Of charge. ANTON SChMlMs
Grant Mills. Noy. 10th 1862, xu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

EE Gov. Bramlette. of Kentucky has is
sued an order that unless one company is
raised in each county for the protection
Of that State against guerillas, before
the l4th of November, draft will be en-
forced.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
OVER 10000 ALREADY IsSuAD'

tits uNEQUALED ID IS capaciiy :, .G5,unsOa 70 y
and licilt goods; also ia ts easy n Il The e,g
greatest yasa,- or STYLES Of yoIs. whith snsss.
mach % using INC Glass Cloth lr', .tsn a s
tue operator not only 70 aes ese ayanrs readily y"
and 10 follow any line, but W oheAs -
hemnier, biaider, coSder, 20. p,,;ders, NhA.raa
Oul BIDDERS Coolers HelnMe Il superior . =. "
ana 1ucL pg Attachments aye c a,.s Nachins.
oihelsip use, tDelr wo x W.. ~ As low IS
uatr1 nted IL all cases, ara psictS -
any 6lStcla,s macb ues rro,r A0eut L1afisyT
September, !, 1868.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
l~tt0FIttef IcOI.
pLOW FACTORY! 1874
TIE TAFTON CLIPPER.
1863

J. G. IRA EE takes this opportunity 10 inform the
farmers Of Grant and Surrounding countie that he
prepared this Spring with good assortment Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
Insurance.
HONE INSURANCE.
MADISON MUyu.r
For lASuRING FARM. PROpEsTyov,,
AndIaolated Besdin1s "Au
NOT EXTRA HAzARDorro,

ine0rO0ratedia 'Si--Ioeatsd at Masl,o, w..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
ro THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

Tho Undersigned having reeeisyII, 10 Mineral f 4.
carving the u s. Mailsfrom Cassyiy 1rSlic that ~
takes this method OF iniormlng W. himself q, ~
to convey passengers ana packages YIN ~ irsrs
eraf sdarges, through or 70 am . ,s.nr
points. vveaoesdss ~ spe ilsr
Hacks will leave Cassville on Ma.sh gegiown M
rfcane, Lanrast ter New California, ss ru npIng y.u
ain (connecin at Lancaster vi . 1sassf Nond.
an 1outh,) arriving at Fuefai = Mineral Po''
Thu sdays at l0o'clock, a. y ie"'' cox
IL O'Clock, M, same day. rvrARI,ES j wv
t424-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
PHOTOGRAPHS OF ALL SIzESl

. Carte de yisites,
Crayon or ylgnette Photographs, Ambrotypes,
Letter Pictures, v;>vs OF Residences, sc.
Particular attention paid 10 Copying and Enlarging
Pictures Lkenesses of sick deceased persons taken
private residences Using thc best Of material feel
confident satisfy all rho favor with their pa
proEAge. Very Resp'y, +. VAN DE WALL.
Photographic Artist.
BIO insure go0l pictures Of Children they must
brought in the lccruing OF clear day.
Lancaster, SEPT. 10, 1867.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
4 PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY UNSURPASSED

in the country He calls your attention TO his Photo
graphs which pronounced the best ever seen In
piatteville, for the pure whites ana rich doep black
tone.
He takssthem very cheap pictuycs, 10 for s1oo
he largest IL Tor $780, large numbers ohesp as s
is. a piece, etc, etc.
sphs
skeeps always on hand large andrich variety Of
Rosewood, India Rubber, Gilt and Fancy Frames and
Cases, WEIGH will be sold at Chicago prices.
Also Carries d. r.stc Traces, which may be placed on
the table or hung mp Also, Albums, Pocket Books,
holding or IL pictures
Instructions given In all the branches of the Art
satisfaction warranted or money refunded.
t-R y-Iight Rooms above Goodell Chase's Drug
Store, Platteville.
L. VANDERBILT.
Platteviile March "a 1852 vl3-42yI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
+ IQUoRsi

Having taken who sale License am prepared t.
furnish Liquors Of All kInefby the quantity Can az
the Provision Store y, NATMAN
Lancaster. June T. 1862
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03

NOT OVER $4,000 WI RTH or ~
TX INSURED AT ANY ONE R rs"Pra
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
Agricultural.
s.Grinding up the soil'' "A Hint.

Any ore who has observed and studied
the effects OF culture upon the soil and grow
ing plants, well knowsthe great advantage
of having the seed-bed pnyerizad very
freely. Suppose for example. we could
take up the entire surface Of field 20 4 foot
in depth and run it through mill redu-
cling it to a powder Would not soil
thus prep&sed for the roots Of corn, wheat
or other grain, or for potatoes or turnips,
be likely testart the seed more rapidly and
produce far more lpxuriapt growth, than
one merely stirred by the plow aud harrow!
But this grinding operation is just what is
vbeing done by nature during every Winter
Lay lump of soil on board, wet it, and
let it freeze, and it will be found sweled and
cracked in thousands Of places, and when
It thaws viii fall into a mass of much finer
particles tban before the freezing. A second
freezing viii puiverize it still further. and
by confirming the process few times, the
most compact hard pan soil will be reduced
to powder. An open Winter, one in which
the soil is many times thawed and frozen,
gives excellent preparation for good crops
the following Summer, though such wealth
'er is bad for he growing of winter crops.
The practical hint we would give is, that
cultivstors should do what they can to ia
ciltate the pulverization Of the soil by free
zirg. As the ground ordinarily lies in a
compact state, the lower stratum is seldom
reached by frost, though this is the portion
most needing It's effects. Hence the great
advantage of blowing it up in Autumn or
early Winter Every acre that can now
be stirred so as TO let the frost penetrate
lower down, will be better ground up.
ALI the lower soil brought to the surface is
there much more frequently expanded by
I alternate cold and heat. Spading or plow-
ing up the garden, leaving it in ridges, is
one Of the most profitable things that can
be done for it now.--Ame1fcaa dgricut
twriSt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
NUMBER MEMBERS. %

l0;aI Amount Of Accumulation. s,..o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
PHOTOGRAPHS,

Thankful for the very liberal patronage extended TO
me since my commencement in the Photographic Art,
would inform my frerds and tho public generally that
am prepared to take
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-03
PREM UNI HARNESS SHOP!
WAC ON MAKING AND REPAIRING

Freang Plows and Cultvators, of Pattern and finish
which have won the admiration Of ~ who have tried
fham BE will repair PIoNs ana Eeapars.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-20

Our Corinth correspondent has sent US
copies of Mobile, Ala, papers of the 22d,
24th and 26th ultimo, from which we
clip the following items of Southern
news, showing the condition of the Con-
federacy.
Tne Mobile Tribune contains the fol.
lowing interesting editorial items:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-20
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

ID Y.
Per Week, delivered by Carrier. l3
Per two Weeks, delivered by Carrier........... 25
Per Year, by Carrier. 90
Per Month by Mail. l...........-................ 90
Per Three Months by Mall. ............ i so
Per Six Months, by 90
Per Year, by 90
TRI.w z f KLY.
w Z L X LIZ.
Per Three 40
Per Six 20
Per One %
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-20
SOUTHERN NEWS FROM REBEL
SOURCES.

Facetious Ercerpts-Premiuna on Gold
Distress among the Southern Pco-
ple-The COnfederacy Dependent on
the Success Of the Rebel Arms at
Charleston, Vicks6urg, Richmond,
&c.-Appeal Of the Governor Of Ala-
bama- Necessity Of Raising articles
of Consumption-Price
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-20
INSURANCE. AGENCY.
] n 8 ur a noe Agency.
ALLEN C.. HALLFCK

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE.
AGENT,
ApJUsTEs OF AVERAGES AND NOTARY PUBLIC
He continues to issue Policies ro1a several First
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, IiaIand and Fire Rssks he will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment Of Lssses Of
every description under policies from other agen-
cies, and attend to the settlement of all matters
connected with INSURANCE, for parties interest
ed. His long experience as an Insurance. AGENT,
has made him familiar with all subjects connected
with Insurance.
ss Office, on First Street, near the Post
Office.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-20
oOuN OlbL OhOnA En-
Governor of Alabama.

PRlCES OF GROCEhlES AND DR1 GOODS.
The following is list of prices of q
cargo sold at auction in Mobile on the
Oath ult., per schooner Helena from Ha-
vana:
Sperm candles So 25 per pound, earb.
soda 81 99@S3 per pound, sal soda 81
per pound, calicoes s. 45@250 per yard,
sheetings 81 per yard, linen hose 500
so per pair, cotton hose $36@38 per
dozen, white ivory fine tooth combs $40
so per dozen, white handle tooth brush
es $l4 per dozen, black handled tooth
brushes Sl9 so per dozen, Goldfish 81 80
per lb, potatoes $54@S58 per bbl, box
raisins 25 pounds $79, quarter bxs Sar-
dimes So each, tea SO so per pound,
shoe strings $S so per gross, pins 6 ESQ
90 per dozen papers, chloroform Sl4O
per pound, spool thread 81 60 per dozen,
white fax thread sS IS per pound, black
fax thread $40 so per pound, matches
Sl4 Is per gross, hooped skirts 50 Is
each, lamp chimneys $l4 so per dozen,
corn brooms sl9 SO per dozen, Holland
gin SIG per dozen, brandy Sl2l per
dozen, scissors SIS per dozen, drilling
flor pants) 81 95@$3 per yard, toilet
soap SIS 6O@$l8 per dozen, cotton card
1S@S20, fine salt 62@$64 per sack, shoe
thread Is 50@l4 Is per pound, womans s
shoes Sl3 per pair, white soap 473@
] 65 per pound, castor oil Is 25@lS 50
per gallon, kerosene oil Sll@l2 25 per
gallon, epson salts Sl42 so to Sl5l, cof-
fee IS l9 to 20 per pound, rum % to
0do
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-20
FOREIGN PAPERS.

Our friends would greatly oblige US by
sending any Northern, Western or other
foreign papers they may chance to get in
their possession to this Office.
PREMIUM ON STATE CURRENCY AND GOLD.
Bank notes at Richmond on the 20th
inst, were quoted at IS per cent. pre-
MUM; gold was 4 so and silver 4 25.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-20
NEwsPAPERs A LUXURY.

The Houston papers, under the pres
sure of the cost of labor and materials
have made an advance in their prices
The Telegraph now holds its tri-weekl.
at SIC year, single copies % cents, anC
advertising so cents line
The same paper copies the followin!
from an Atlanta exchange:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-20

The most important item of news this
morning, is the loss of the fine propeller
steamer Georgiana from Nassau. She
was driven ashore on Long Island beach,
about ten miles outside the bar out of
range of our guns and in easy range of
the blockaders. Singular to say, like the
Princess Royal, she had valuable car
90 for the Government, comprising two
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-02-20
Tour Army Corresrondencc.l
from THE 18TH REGIMENT.
CAxP SEAa Wotr Rrs SHOALS. Va,


February 7, 1865.
Dsar Fres Prfss:
0nce more in Camp For your
humble servant, after eighteen days absence on
furloush, the change is from the SHOWS of Yer
mont TO the mni Of virgiuia--from the peace
snd conftTt Of New England homes to the insc
cur;ty ard desola.ion Of this border region,-
from sleeping between sheets and eating At tables,
and the various Injuries Of civilization, to can
vass quarters and camp fare. For the Twelfth,
also. the change within the three weeks past Is
not q s,s sht one We have exchanged the broad
ievd stretches and more open and cultivated re-
gion o. Fairfax Court House, for a rough and
broken country, wooded with hard wood
grove and second growth pines, sprung up on
worn out tobacco-h,,'s. and s,antily peopl.-i
with s,atteled sclesh turner's. Near us. several
hundred feet below the level Of cur csmps, runs
the Occoauan, muddy stream, about a. llr~e
as tie W.noosli. Across it, on the heights bo-
ycni. arc rebel esrthNorks, thrown up Ly Beau
regards sll1iers last winter, now untenaut,.i
Our camp is on a knoll. from which the ma
clesfa the pine trcss some two weeks since. - II
IS much more contracted in its limits than o,ir
former fae camp near Fairfax, and sooth to say,
los attractive in almost every particular. he
company streets are hardly rod vide but the
tents are well stookadei, alulcs, without ex.cp-
ten, and II default Of sheet iron and brick for
stoves snd square chimneys. are supplied with
frePl4o,s Of rough stone, and chimneys Of sticks
snd mud. The first battallion drill since the
regimen, let Camp Fairfax. came Of today.
Tie nen have hai all they could do in digging
rife pits, picket duty, oonstru.tins corduroy
roajs.--of which they have usie miles between
this and Fairhx s,ation.-ani thelalor ofc.ear-
me sai u'king camps and between rain and
SNOW ard mud. have had the roughcst time they
have as YET known Their spirits are good,
however, IN spite Of mul sni hard work and
rough fare; md as I write. the music Of guitar
and violin and veil .ttnrei manly voices. sere-
mailing The hides, vhose presence N camp Thave
heretofore mentioned. ani who have acconpsnlsl
tLl.r husband. thus fr towards Dixie. rea-hes
nc oa tle evening air. tai tells Ct light hearts
4ai le-i eiesI.
7 davc oaeor uTo elangc= to ,di 70 til-1 you
a4v- s,-siig l..i-ei IN ,te Trcth. oaartsr-
-as..r Sergeant Geo. Z. Bis,i5v, tas beer ap-
.,.a--. L. Lisuts1ll; z Couqa1y &, 2ai le-
;-l-i as Ql1r.-guls;er @ the Regial=r: s-r-
ss.-t s. G. Hammond, Las been promoted 70 5e
-ll L'clt,--at i- Company B. IL rl4os Of Livut.
Warren. lc-.snel, and private Goo. l. Hlr4-, Of
Company C. has jeel male ssrs %; Mlj1r Ct
.a- es'---', On pa-, o. Sergeant Major Rel
s-,'a. ..au..ci, > place which, n5el not
s-y, be- IS a'ualautiy ir-i.s Of lIias w,M
Your g.