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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

GREAT HAIL SroRM.-The hail storm
on Tuesday of last week was seriously dis
astrous in some parts Of the county. We
copy from the FITNESS report Of the de-
struction Of crops in Lima, Platteville and
Belmont, showing the direction Of the storm
and its force. From information we fur
Their report that the hail storm varied in
width and range from half mile to mile,
that where the range was widest the force
was least, that hail fell the size Of potatoes.
hens eggs and the like, and that the direc-
ton was nearly southeast, starting at or
near Prairie du CHEN, aid faihpg in La
fayette County. The force was tremend-
GUS il places, leveling the grain. vegetables
and brush and beating them into the earth,
killing pigs, chickens and geese and denlal-
ishing windows at a shocking rate in tie
neighborhood of Butfy, Goyier, Halferty,
Tenant, Butler and others; in north
Grant and Lancaster, great piles Of hail lay
several days after the storm. In that Vi
entity the crops are reported a complete
ruin, The grass and crops being beat down
and washed into the mud. The loss is Sc
we're; Ballard and sons loss is estimated ct
$1,000, and others ID proportion. We
have not heard much from Millyllle,t through
which town the storm passed, but the de-
stcuction was great no doubt, by hail and
food. The storm closed the harvest rains
and good weather may be expected for q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

HARVEST WAGEs.-On account Of the
general habits of industry of all classes in
this county, and the willingness of miners
10 tnrn out and harvest, there is not that
scarcity of hands complained Of in many
parts of the country, and it follows that
wages are not SO extrayagant-Say 81 so
to $500 Per day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

TRAIN.-The Lancaster volunteer Com
pany, organized on Saturday last under
State laws is to meet next Saturday at 8
o'clock afternoon for general training. See
notice Of formal organization in our paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

Eg Lieut.. A. A. KIDD, Co. F, 9TH Wis.
whom we reported killed at Gettysburg,
was in town to-day, nearly we'll Of his
wound, and will soon report for duty. His
cousin, FLETCHER S. KIDD, same compa-
ny, was along. The wound he received at
South Mountain disables bis right hand
and arm for life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

LANCASTER HoUsE.-This Hotel ia be-
ing enlarged by the addition of a south
wing, of dimensions greater than the body
of building. The old part has been raised
up and the apartments so changed and re-
fitted as to be unlike what they were. The
proprietor, Fl. G. HYDE, means to have
the best building in town.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

A DESERVING NoTIcE.-HEsLER, the
great photograph artist of Chicago, who
has taken several gold medals at theWorld's
Fair and still stands the acknowledged Su-
perior the world over in transmitting the
shades of sunlight to paper and posterity
yet never rising above his business, or
forgetting early friends, will be in Lancas-
ter on Thursday next and spend couple
ofweeks hunting prairie chickens, pheasants,
partriges, woodchucks aud other birds in
Grant County,
We have been shown letter from Hrs
1ER, to his friend w. B. BAXTER, in which
he writes as follows;
II will be at Lancaster on Thursday
next, and hunt remainder of week. then be
at VandewalPs to take pictures on the 10th,
18th, 18th and 18th of August, then
hunt again day or two and return. Shall
| bring some dogs and guns? Answer"
A. HEsLER.
Of the merits of HEsLER's pictures it is
unnecessary fer us to speak, for the British,
French, German and American Critics
have Joined in common sentiment of adj
miration for his genius as master Of the
astonishing art.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

THANKSGIVING BY arrangement and
in obedience to the Proclamation Of Presi-
dent Lincoln. there is to be a general meet
ing at the Methodist church on Thursday
next, forenoon, for thanksgiving. MILLS,
BARDER and others are to speak.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

A NICE PROPERTY FOR SALE.--Mr
BLESSING advertises his Lancaster village
property for sale, having an engagement
to 90 into business elsewhere. There is no
nicer property about town and it can be had
very cheap.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

SORGHUM EvAPoRAToRs AND CRUsHERs.
With others we have seen and examined
the Syrup Evaporation, known as the Ohm
stead Patent, now being sold through
Grant county by Mr.. II. w. Wright of Po-
tosi, and the opinion is unanimous that it
cannot fail-being IN principle merely a
very long cook stove. with three shallow
pans, one over separate furnace, the fue
leading into the other. The entire work is
extremely simple, and may be home made
and home repaired furnace part may
be made by any common brick mason. If
portable stove be- required, such are sup
piled of sheet IRON, at additional expense.
The prices according to size are $50, $40
and $50 for stationary, and 500, $50 and
800 for the portable. There can be no
doubt Of their success.
Mr.. Wright is also agent for MerrlPs
Roller Cane Crusher, which we have not
seen. We think however he would not
offer doubtful machine. The price Of
this we neglected to find out. Farmers,
you may just as well purchase these con
trivances, for your cheap machinery but
insures too great sacrifice Of time, and are
really more expensive than the best. For
particulars see advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

PLATTEvILLE AcADEMY.-The fall term
is to commence Sept. 9th. For terms see
advertisement, or inquire of Mr. GUERN-
sEY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

Express trains go east at o'clock, minutes, fore
moons and afternoons Delays short
Passenger trains go west and east at $40 afternoons
meeting and passing at Boscobel.
Trains do not leave Saturday evenings, and but
arrival and departure Sundays
Boscobe, May 4. G. p. SMITH, Agent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

STATS Acknowledgement readers are
reminded that the Illinois Stats Zeitu'ag,
published at Chicago by L. Brentano at
$500 per year, is a splendid. large war
newspaper. Copies may he had at this Of
flee, free of charge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

LANCASTER INsTlTUrE.-The fall term
is to commence Sept. 1st. For terms and
Information see next weeks Herald or call
on Mr.. PURMAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

Ia Pamphlet copies Of the Premium
List for the Grant County Agricultural So
ciety may be had Of the Secretary, ]. w.
BLANDING.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04
THE HERALD.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Mail Arrivals and Departures.

Arrivesfrom Boscobel to LANCASTER on Thurs
days and Saturdays att o'clock, p. M.
Departsfro Lancaster for Boscohel on Mondays We'd
nesdays and Fridays at O'clock A. NJ; loas closed
at O'Clock A. DE-.
Arrives from Piatteyille Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at o'clock, II. NJ
Departs for Pateyille Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days at o'clock, A. Nj mails closed att O'clock PM
Arrives from Prairie III Chen Tuesdays Thursdays
aud Saturday. at o'clock, r. M.
Departs for Prairie du CHEN, Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays at o'clock, A. NJ mails close at ~ A. II.
Arrives from Potos Mondays, Wednesdays ard Fridays
at o'clock, A. M
Departs for Poosi Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at 3 o'clock, z. NJ; mails close at o'clock, p NJ.
Arrives from Mineral Point via New California; Tues
days and Fridays at clock, A. M.
Departs for Mineral Point via New California, Wednes-
days and Saturdays at 10 o'clock, A. M. mails closed
at 90 o'clock, A. NJ.
Arrives from Cassyille Wednesdays and Saturdays at
IL o'clock
Departs for Cassville Tuesdays, and Fridays at o.
clock NJ; mails close at S1s o'clock, A. Nj.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04
l,J J. FOR SALE.

I'M aoassa subscriber offers for sale his Dwelling
,se ssa y lancaster, being neat Gothic brick.
= aud 49,. ea seven rooms besides pantry. goad
saeS sabla aeelar floor bricked; on til premises
81 shrghSss,n me garden with fruit trees, grapes
]. n thmar The location il most desirable
ses residence. Price $3.50 Inquire on tile
~asier. A. e. l.. q. BLESSING.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

PRIMARY MEETINGS Union men, neg
lect not to attend the primary meetings on
Friday Of this week, at o'clock, afternoon,
at the usual place of voting in your respec
tive Towns. Organize by electing a Chair
man and Secretary, thcn proceed to elect
as many delegates as your town is entitled
to- one delegate to each so voters at the
fall election Of go, and one for the fraction
of rs and over. The delegates so elected
are to meet in their respective Assembly
Districts on the 9Th Of August to elect del
egates To the State Convention. They are
also directed to choose delegates to attend
the County Convention on the ] 9th of Au-
gust. See order elsewhere in our paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04
SGRAY MARE,

sle Graptg We subscriber residing in the Town Of
y olJaIy ~ Ise 5and owned by him. on OF about the
sr marks 80, one Day mare, nine years. No par
Hyds or cue Is a mare that raised and sold to
sq0eseS - lancaster few months ago The owner
4 /. bare y prove property, pay charges aud take
1lls Grsnt JAMES eRIDEAJX.
lEf, lSN3 sw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04
DUMPS! PUMPslt PU.NPSi!9t

The undersigned would respectfully inform the public
that he prepared Supply their wants 10 the line Of
the old fashioned bored log pnmps also logs bored for
conductors Persons in want OF anything IN that line
are respectfully invited to give me call.
Orders from distance promptly attended to aud all
work warranted. ANDREW PETERMANN.
CassyiIle, Jan'y Is. 1858. 3i-n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

Freight RATES, MILWAUKEE & Pr. CHEN r. II.
Ma. CoVER:The special rates for Lancaster will he
continued, GO, 3d. so, 30 and Mr.. Dana the General
Freight agent viii continue to make low rates on Lam
caster freights, to make it object for your
chants to ship this way Tariff on live stoc for Chi
cago $l4 the car.
Gro. p SMITH, Agent. Boseobel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04
FAYETTEVILLE ACADEMY.
The First Quarter Of this Institution viii commence oil
Wednesday, September 9th, 1868.

Terms of tuition vary from s4 to 81 per quarter of ten
F.eSs, payable in advance.
Veal and Instrumental Music, German and Phonog-
@Ay, usual rates, extra.
"A. limited number viii be received into the Model
Ass at SO per quarter.
sae Board is furnished at 81 so to 50 90 per week.
ease Of board may be materially reduced by students
sa.Ang themselves. Room rent in Academy Zoe per
A Students received at any time, bat not for less
sehers and those DESTROYS of becoming such, viii
wv great benefit by entering the Normal Glass. Pro-
yeAa diplomas viii be awarded by the State Board
S.'aai Regents to those Of the class who sustain
NM aaan.t on Of the Agent For further information
7bg@ GEO. N. GUERNSEY, Principal.
'@Nevite, Wis, July 81, '63 s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

LANCASTER INSTITUTES. The Fail Term
will open Sept Ist. Further particulars
given hereafter, or can be obtained by ad.
dressing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04
lSp OF LETTERS
NFRAY OXEN.

TIE a W. subscriber about the FIRST of June last
aeh o y soont SIX years old. One of the horns of
&sS 9 y diooped-dont recollect which horn but
eIsd r;,S Ae right. One is Of pale red; the other
ssua5 NV i, erndle. The red OK had rope wound
hot ie horns several times, tip Of tail white
u s Whereabouts Of said oxen win confer favor Id
ssr6sgs0 rewarded, BY addressing letter to the
toioy M a., JOHN RUNk.
ny ~Stn, 1868 S-lW@
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

CAR TIME AT BOSCOBEL
"a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04
0LMSTED'S PATENT
SUGAR EVAPORATOR:
FOR PORTABLE AND STATIONARY USES

The manner in which the pans Of this Evaporation
arranged gives the operator complete control over
the boiling juice and consequently perfect security
against searching. The juice is frat brought to boil
slow fire aud the scum removed when it is
drawn of into the Evaporation and reduced by rapid
boiling to thin syrup. Meanwhile the scum which
rises III this pan flows to the front cad OF the pan
which pr, jects few inches over the furnace COM
petely preventing the scum from again mixing with
the the Juice from boiling When red9eed
to thin syrup it is drawn off into the finishing PAM
which stands little furnace ofts own and is heat
ed mainly by the Goals which fall from the main furnace
through an opening for that purpose. This pan aud
furnace though closely connected with the other, is
entirely independent Of it, so that in TIC finishing
process the heat may be intense gradual the OPP
ersor may desire, without in any way checking the
evaporation the main furnace When the syrup
reduced to the desired thickness the pan instant
and easily removed when il IS ready for the cooler
The pans made of galvanized iron, with wooden
sides. These Evaporators are manufactured With
portable sheet iron furnace and all complete Aso
be furnished the pans and necessary castings to be set
brick furnace, the purchaser may desire. OF the
following Sizes
Number1, Portable, SEQ. statiaaary, $40
{, g 600, $50
ANY other size made to order. County rights for
Grant Iowa counties fer sale on reasonable terms
o. b. & r. A. OIMSTED, Man'r, Beloit Wis.
H. W. WRIGaT, Agent Pctosi, Wis.
For further information address the agent at
Potosi, Wis, where model Of the Eyaporator can be
+ am also agent for MerFIli,s Superior Horizon-
tnl Roller Cane CsnsEer. The rollers are cast on
wrought iron shafts and therefore viii not break.
Pot0si, June 70, 1868. z-m3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-04

d. GRAY PURMAE, Principal.
Lancaster, Aug. Sd, 1868.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-12
Extensive Blockade Running.

". l.
Hsubevn, y. c., Dec 5.-Ths wilminston, N C.
parrr are full Of advertisements offering for sale
sends BY che cargo. which have run the blockad.
eusar 10 ceiling for three cent? q pound. and other
soods st the sane rate, owing the Immense ausnt
y on hand, All the railroads from wilmi ns,on are
st work night and day TO the exclusion Of sll
ethe, business, conveying 'uppliss to the rebel
Amy and goods into the interior from Wilmington.
Over tvo hundred steamers and ves.es belonsins To
different lines sre ensased in running the book Ada
iato this one port. Governor Vance .sys in his 70
emit message that tbs state of North Carolina
(which 10 largely engaged In this bu,insss hss re-
ssivsd clothing enough through this channel to
soths her troops 10 January 1855. Captain J. W
Denny, goth Massachusetts, regiment, who enjoys
much popularity here, 10 announced ss Chief Pro vo.,
harshsl Of this Military District. Tho Medical Di.
rector, Surgeon D. W. Hand, OF Major General Peck
STAT. 10 managing this department With great sue
es's The health Of the troogs never Is good q
st present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-12
General Intelligencs.
by ksI to n< Ny. Sun.l

CoSsfpnAnts setivt.y has is.ely tren dj.p'avsd
IN the csp,urr ~ the hish~sv rubbere ch inf-r,
tnt .tas 10 Ca1a. Three had been srecu.ed, and
fourteen have teen arrest,d
~ order h.s hcen s,u-i In vickshrrr he i'm.
prv,'ne't o. ~ many 70 sons may he recrys.rv
70 M ny tht eAi' nx rec m ents and batteries. This
'Ho'u1's every .ody-ssmhiers, cotton merchants &c
,, TgRtt rehcl .-ics esp.ured In Washington on
W,anesd',. ttir nAmcs ast II,ny Marston, "a.
Nlu and hoN"rt Il ~" e''crs ftoiu various mari Me-
III sc" 1 OH ~sEc found uIon Mdrstor
fhIi.'nrtrnfA ISounxn onu-.Tpndent, vr,t,ns
,uIh zen urrn,' amy Avs OGo,rs ,aptur,d on
MIs -luraiv Rfg, str'ci that nardce ,heI hitter
teaft eve The doiructiou Of his corps and the t n
,ng ot tho r''el trsition lie wa. heard 20 .sy 20
Bteckiu.id-e We have no, f.r 10 loos ter ,b. "a
oui beet b ps a.c blas,eu"
=, lhHs' ~ md o Mount s'eriins. Kv Tuesday
sH.t a. nsAai undcr co.nman of Ma or Cheuovcth
OF sbcgt 80 men. Tley burned the Court House.
LION anoGt fity hurses, What ccmnIisar acres they
ssnted and lef. for D,.ic IN haste. Their raid vas
iase has ~ to-acs. clothing, &c, apd thsy robbea
tc~ y. Nns The records Of the Clerks ofiess
we're partially destroycd
IH' Procisms'ion Il Amnesty vas written ,ub-
n.I Al, 10 TIE form IN v oh |; wss issued several
week' sfu, and the f.csiieut at times tAonsht OF
lhsulnr " Nioe thc mCoit.s ot CSntitAs Since its
tVNafauc', hc quest. aAs tz.u iAi ed In osietal
Rifriefs NJ TO ~hc'hc! the pbei psi,enois in our
h.nds may not avail th' tnUclves sf tic smuos',
su' N n thet three fourhs Of the rebel rtl Or,
~olld siAdly scrt " the terms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-12
The Capture of the Chesapeake.


Putiond. Dso. 1.-THE Vice Consul Of Uslif..
selnsrsphs Collector wsshburpe that steamer i. in
eheoourne, snsv erins the description ~ the Chess
rsAke. She attempted u coal at Hslf.r last ni-h,
The Government ~as applied to, but no encourage
mont vas nven for want Of evidence OF murder com.
mittsd An afhdavit OF the charge would bs sd. to-
dsJ. Tie Crown officer ~ss dslibsr,ting upon IT,
s-CoSD pisrAr.u.
PoTtldnd, DEE. 1.-THE steamer New Epslsnd ar.
rivsd this evening from 81. John. bringing Captain
Wusts and portion Of the crew of the Ch ssspsake
a Of whom, with the exception of the ate. Who 10
badly wounded, proceeded to Bston- Capt. wilsts
furnishes the following copy Of the order Of the cap
sain Of the fsate Retribu,ion 10 the officers
q capture the Chesapeake;
n Liesa JOHN Clsbbon Bydin,:
Io9 ARE hereby order,d 10 proceed to the city Of
nv York. with the following: i.t Lieut. " A. par
% Lieu. David Colins, Sailing Mater Georee R.b.
nson- and crew Of eleven men. You will on arrival
eneA<e passage on board The steamer. and use your
oscfston a. 70 the proper time and pl,ee 10 capture
Tour sction towards the crew and rsssepssrs will be
et1frtly In secordAnce with the rresdents ln,truc
vo9r prize 70 the islsnd OF GAnd kenon ior further
Signed Jso. PARkKa.
Captain Privatfer Retribution.
YHrRp rIspArH
Po~tl1rd, Der. ll.-Colleetor wsshburne has Iu,,
eerei'ed the following from HALIFAX; "The Che.s.
phAke 10 N 81, kArys, destitute Of coal. Gunbos,
viu take her, II there, tomorrow"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-12

"ONoE WEEK. This is the till, Of ne "
p"rcdioal published in Brooklyn, the 9Th number Of
which isi,'red TO-DAY. II one Of the most pqusnt.
'per, and tbly conducted paper. published In any
city and W. Me ssd to hear tha. II Is enjoying the
suoce'' which 1t deserves. The people Of Brooklyn
should take pTide IN tu''aininsit
SkArIso. - The skating season has fairly
commenced All the ronds are in operation The
hn'sau Trnd on liatbush avenue, near Nelson's IIo-
tel, ~rs crowded Yesterday. The Washington Popd
On finh avenue, vas vt. attended, as wss also the
up ohns Pond, on Nostrnd avenue, near Fulton
avtnu. There were grand times At ali these p aces.
1HEEE wRRE ENLISTED at Gen. Spinola's
head ,u'rtcrr, ye'tsrdsy, seventeen men, OF whom
ten we're cent ~ EiieTs Island. surgeon Bryan, late
ot uen-rAl koiecranz' stan, has been appointed 10
exam ne recruit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-12
News Items.
tr.,4o-aps,d 10 ns se~ royl Sun,

lTe6QVdphSd % tn Nee Ioyk Sun
GuFsnulAs are active between Chattanooss aud
Knoxville.
GHHsaAL sherman returns in few csys 10 Chat.
tsnooii. There Is - very heavy force at Knoxville.
Gr.. i. u. Blair and q. W. Wilson, Of General
Grants star, arrived In Chs;tanoosa, from Knor-
vile, yesterday Gen Blair soee to Conereu at once
Two nurpRrD and seventy four men h,ye disd Of
wounds and diseass At the Chattsnoogs hospital.
within the last II days
GKsEsAL HAsurOs, Military Governor OF Texas.
reached Drszos On the I'd instant and would enter
upon the duties # his Office ss soon as potsiblp
THs suerrilas in Gun berlsnd, wayne, and CIin.
ton counties, Ky, very trounls.omc and of en-
make raids sero.s t1e Cumberland, de.trovins pro-
pcrty, stealing horses, aud coE,crptrr ci'iz-n. They
ere enerally believed TO be rebel citizens no tax
this method Of rotbins the Union men.
The election for the Directors Of the New York
Central Railroad hs, been in propos three days,
the polls closing ys'terday. The out going Board
reeected,tbc old Direetors having received yo,es
representing sl2oOoo0o of stock against 900 900
pollsd by the Opps'ition.
ABOUT Eve thousand houss ,tsupeded from ,b.
cavalry camp "Wednesday night, at Cuiboro, the
greater PORTION ofthsm sppar.ntly determined on I.
visit to Maryland. vain stt'n,t va, made 10 .ton
them while passing over the bridge communicative
with Washington. Some fell into the river and were
drowned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-12
The Cold SNAP.
sus Reports frsm jack FRO.

us Nepofu TFsm Jaok frost.
De hA-H k-Uuea-Cold, n y vln1, ,nov
sanAll
sTseu's-sno~ins l;sh.,y. Th.rmome,n IS DEG.
WIND \ y ". Canal closed tight.
kocheh.f snov changed to cold rslo. Canal
c,osed tight
A'oany -weather lovcry and freerius cod
Bahslo-kild raining Wind g Oh
fh'Iadelphis Llsht h.i Of snov his Afternoon
fToviesnce. r. I-wind L: cloudy. .iens
nsnov. Thernou otc, rs dec
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-12
From Mexico.

>dn frfneis-o, Dee. 9.-patcs flom Colima, Meri.
co are to No'amt - p. Gen. Comno Mort Va, Kill
cd on the road between saa Luis Potcsi And 6u.uaa
na'o' while fsh;ins band Of Asxesns who favored
french occupation. Tne French had possession Of
oucntero aud uusnsIusto, aud vere msichns on
$50 ,dsiatcarre and Morelia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-12

Amour midnight OF the 10Th instant, come thirty
gp'rTi. g m.de ds,h a. eu, picket line, a. L.wini
Vile thfee miles from ths Chain Bridge land i've
boIses, "~A 'N>
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-12

=. Trns AsnSip ppi 10 ~ ot-tueted. He concludes
o.o.s ~. en.-uy refuse propos as for the
only peace POI" bic tet.e.n u.. The only heps Tor
peAes nov 10 In the visor Of cur resistance"