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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
Washington. AUG. 13.

Gov. Tod, Of Ohio, Senator Cowan, Of
Pennsylvania, Senator Harris, Of n. ~
and several other persons Of large influ-
ence, had an interview with President Lin
coin this morning Several other gentle
men were present and took part in the con-
yersation. Thu purpose Of the interview
relates to an important military demonstra-
ton. It would not be proper to state what
it was, or the commanders who are to IN
dertakoit, but il was earnestly pressed and
several Of the gentlemen insisted that it
woul inhiet tremendous blow upon the
rebellion. 1t is understood that other 10y
al Governors Of Northern and Western
States had had the proposed movement
under consideration and have written to
the War Department, urging that it should
be made forthwith. The Cabinet will take
up the matter to morrow, when decision
will be made without delay. Nothing was
said in the interview to-day about the con-
scription.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

YALLASDIGHAM PROVED LIAR By TIE
REBELs.-The Richmond Dispatch cop
les VaIandigham's address entire, and
comments upon a portion Of it as very
strange statement. It is to the effect that
he, (yallaudighan,) while in the Confeder-
ate States, did not rect with single per
son who was not resolved to perish rather
than yield TO the pressure Of arms; but
that very person he cosyersed with express
ed himself willing, if the Yankees would
withdraw their troops, TO discuss the terms
Of reunion. The Dispatch says: ave do
not know who we're the persons with whom
Mr.. v. conversed. We are sure we have
conversed with many more Southeners
than he ever did, ard we never heard the
first one yet speak of reunion. lie has
certainly male great mistake somehow OF
other.o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
Nem Yorl,. Anni1st u


The Tri5uac's special from Washington
says: San officer just returned ron
Charleston confirms our. previous state,
ments. Hc says it is next to impossible io
batter down Fort Wagner, that the men
keep under bomb proofs, upon which oul
shot and shell produce no effect, ard Chat
the only way that the Fort eau be carried
is by direct assault, which will not at pres
ent be attempted The chances for knock
ing Fort Sumter to peices are better, in.
deed it was generally believed there that
that fort viii speedily fall If it falls our
forces cannot occupy it, as it viii be bat
teredto pieces.
Even should we take Forts Sumter and
Wagner, the other forts have to be over
come and the rebels, who are as busy
as bees day and ,ight, arc erecting
battery after battery OH tho way to Charles
ton. The military force is not deemed suf-
ficent, and will have to bo largely reinforced
before the finale is consumated. The pub
lie may at once diyest themselves Of the
idea that any startling news is coming from
Charleston at present"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
FsTATE OF HOAG.

State Of Wisconsin, County ofGrant-ss. Grant cour
ty Court. In Probate. aug. Term, 1868. Present.
VIM. McGonigal, Judge In the matter Of thaes'
tate OF Almon Hoag, deceased.
On reasing aud Cling tho petition Of William loaF'
representing among ether things that Almons Holg
recently died in.estatc, leaving goods chattes es
within said Grant county, State Of Wisconsin aug
that lie IS the father of said deceased and heir Jaw,
and piayiug tnat administration thereof DO granted w
TO him, 49,
Thereupon 1t is ordered that the matter q @a ~
titon be heard before the Judge Of thls coaIlsl my
Courthouse in Lanoasorin said county, on aenga s
10Th day Of sent. A. D., 1863, at one o'clock 10 W.
afternoon Of said day Ordered lurthor tba! u9t4 wv.
thereof be given to all persons Interested ~ sag e@
By publishing this order for three % weeks saeSe
~ prior to said day ofhoaring IN tho Gran veaug
Herald weekly newspaper published ~ bau' ,o "a
said oounty.--Dated August l7th, 1903. W.
WI. MoG0NIGAle 90, Jaoss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
ESTATE OF TYLER.

State OF Wisconsin, Grant County-ss Grant County
Court. II Probate Aug. Term, 1903 Present, En
McGonigal Judge la the matter of the estaiea
John Tyler, deceased.
On reading and Cling the petition Of Mason Fish,
Esq, Administrator OF tile estate Of SAID deceased
praying that further timo he given him for the payment
Of the debts against said deceased and the rstamMt
Of sal estate, for reasons set forth in said petp
Therefore il IS ordered shat the matter OF said pcta
be heard before the Judge Of this court d ihe
courthouse IA Lancaster in said county on MOnlB VIC
llth day Of Sept. y, 1885, At one o'clock Ia the a
Of said daY. Ordered farther That notice there
Of be given 10 all persons inte ested therein BY p
fishing this order for three weeks successfully po
said day ohearng in the Grant County Herald, week
ly newspaper published at Lancaster in said county
Dated August II, 1868. Wan. Mc6ONlGAL
l0-w2 County fn1re
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
Capt. Co. II, 25th Reg't' Wis. Vol.
Rrsqr, ,e,ter received in Paiis from

RussrA.-A letter received in Paris from
ST. Petersburg, states that the defensive
measures commenced by the Russian gov
eminent are being rapidly executed. The
Emperor Alexander proposes at tho end
of the month to visit Cronstadt, Sveaborg,
Revel, and other parts Of the coast Of the
Baltic and of the Gulf Of Finland. The
Emperor is to embark on board the Impe-
rial yacih Alexander, and to be escorted by
tho steam frigates Dmitri, Douskoi, the
High Admiral, and the steam corvette
Streina. Great importance is attached to
this visit at St. ST. Petersburg. The wri-
Ter Of the letter adds that the report Of the
special Commissioners sent along the coast
to select the points where the Notifications
should be erected to preventive landing Of
an invading army, has been approved by
the government, and that the new works
are to be commenced with all possible des.
patch.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
Ponies 70 the East.


II is matter Of surprise, not to shy Of
actual ufbsiicf 70 mnny, if not most Of The
people Of The Northwosf, West apsi South
west, that from Green Bay anl IN Crosse,
on the North, TO Cairo and SIS. Louis, on
the South, tic shorfest rosae 10 New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, lies through
Pittsbnrg. When We add that this route.
50 generally supposed to Be 4 cireuilous enc
to New York, IS nearly one hundred miles
Shorter than The route ria Toledo, Buitalo
and Albany and sixty miles less distance
Than 9sd Toledo & Erie Railway this fact
becomes crlY lie more astou nding to the
large number Of persons who have hereto
fore regarded Buffalo as on the direct line
10 New York. A further advantage Of tic
route uia Pittsbnrg, is, that there's but one
change Of cars, between Chicago and New
York or Philadelphia, an advantage Of great
moment to ladies anu families, and withaI
Of no less comfort to business men. All
these advantages can be secured, by buy
ing your ticket to the East over the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne q Chicago Railway
which can be had in Chicago, and at all the
Ticket Offices Of all prominent lines ID the
West.
The reduction Of fare just made by this
line to SIS from Chicago TO New York, a
privilege belonging to the shortest lac to
make tie rates, should irduce our people
generally to try this new and admirably
appointed line, whereby they can reach the
last IN less line and for a lower fare than
by any other route.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
New Yoylr Aug II

The Herolds dispatch says: affairs in
Virginia remain quiet at present. Picket
firing has ceased entirely, and both armies
seem to have settled down into state Of
lethargy. There is no large force Of the
enemy porth Of the Rappahannock, though
a sort Of picket line has been established
from the United States Ford to Acquia,
yin Hartford Church and Stafford Court
House. This line is very weak, and offers
littie Or no resistance to cur scouting par
ties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
New York. Auo. II

A Baltimore correspondent Of the Her
atd says: "My information, never al fault
hitherto, places the number Of reinforce
ments at 10000, which makes Lees
strength l25,O00 These were all old
troops. Lee is besides receiving some con-
scripts, which will soon swell Lis plumbers
TO 10000. This vast army is massed
on the line Of the Bappahannock with Lees
headquarters at GoIdonsylle. New cayal-
ny squadrons are being drilled and exercis-
ed m the Shenandoah valley.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

The ARMY NOT IDLE.-After the I'M
paraleled hard work Of July, a few days
Of rest wasrequigvI toa3l physical strength
to several oFth8 divisions 81 ouraumy. But,
necessary rest Is hot idleness aud we have
reason to believe Chat not moment Of time
win be lost BY permitting our brave soldlery
to rust in camps. The siege Of Charleston
has not been permitted to flag moment,
day OF night. Perhaps ere this tho crash Of
Sumpter has come and the battle decided.
There have been heavy movements oftroops
southwark, The exact destination Of which
has not been publicly diyulged. Earnest
men arc in command Of those brave Corps,
and they are not called upon to move with
out definite md worthy 7olject. They
will Be heard from soon Galeaa 1ager-
tiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
Special Notices.
"a DANDELIoN M WIN Curanv BTT

IT, DAEDELIoN AND Wild CHERRY BIr-
Composed Of the best Roots Banks ana Herbs
ana peculiarly adapted to the immediate relief and
ultimate cure OF Indigestion, Dyspepsia Sick IIead-
ache Janneiee, Weakness, Sour Stomach Loss of APP
peaie Dizzsnes-and al complaints caused by dun,
torpid aud inactive Liver The effect Of these Bitters
y truly wonderful. They parity, cleanse, cpliven,
strengthen reg ulate BALD up and keep Ia ord the
whole system. They are just the thing needed ia
spring and Summer, pleasant to the taste, aad agree
able "a effects. Everybody takes them-eyer body
likes tliem a faw i0ses WIN convince the incrcda-
0us their great WORTH aud secure for hem place
IN every f&nil5
pRECE--- 90 and rs Gents per bottle.
Tor Sale at Ba<ters Drug Store, and BY other Drug
sists. s HUNTINGTON Proprietor,
f3sff Farmersbargh, Iowa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

Grant County Teachers institute.

Grant county leacber institute.
S .ction 90, Chapter 10, Revised ischoo
Laws, Page 81 Wisconsin School Code
says:
"The County Superintendent Of School.
shall organize and conduct at least one Tn
stitule for the instruction Of Teachers ii
each year" DC.
In obedience to this law with a view to
aid and encourage the teachers ef Grant
county. and, Ivy an exhibition Of the plans
Of our experienced a practical teachers,
to secure a more general success ia teach
inc, the Teachers Institute will be OF
ganized IN the School House ii Boscobel,
On Monday, August 81, Ill 2 O'clock r. M,
and b continued until the next Friday
evening.
There viii be three sessions each day
forenoon, afternoon, and evening. The
forenoon will 30 devoted TO instruction by
oxperieVced teachers; the sflotuoon, to 4
description and discussion 81 The plans Of
teaching and government adopted by The
members Of the Institute; and the evening
to public Lectures and Tie reading Of the
Daily Journal to be edited by Edward Pol
lock, Esq, Of Cassyile The Institute
sill have tho ail Of the leading teachers Of
Grant and adjoining counties. Hon. j L.
Fickard, Stale Sup't; Geo. NJ. Guernsey,
p. Gray Purman, d. III. patchcn. w. VIZ.
Likens, Wni. IL. Palmer, T.. S. LOOMS,
Il. NJ. Andrews, H. ~ tlasier aud ]. TT.
Terry, also several lNly teachers are expect
ell to be present and contribute 10 tie In
terest Of the Institute.
Every teacher ii Grant Coanty and
every person Who expects to occupy the
responsible position Of a teaeher, should
attend the teachers lnatitnts. The IN
siructisn here impaired ii more valuable e
the young teacher than the experience of
many years ia tie school room.
Tie citizens Of Boscobel through r.. j.
Woolley, Geo. Cole and b. M. Andrews,
have tenlered tic lospiiAluies Of their VIII
lage is Ire ladies ii attendance.
DAvIp Pans oNs,
Go. siul.'t Of Schools.
Grant County, August 18th, 1868.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
Fortress Monroe. Auo. Is


An English doctor arrived at Fortress
Monroe to-day from Richmond. The doc
tor gave his name but wished me not TO
publish it. He says be left Richmond last
Saturday by cars to Ives Station, on the
Norfolk and Petersburg road, 80 miles this
side of Petersburg, which is as far as the
cars are running. From Ives he came in
a Virginia carriage six miles this side Of
Suffolk, and thence on foot to Norfolk
He reports that there are no troops, not even
guard, in Suffolk, also that there are no
troops in Richmond, but the streets are fill
ed with rebel officers. lie saw no gunboats
in the harbor at Richmond, but knows that
they are building two ironclads, though he
does not know how far they are advanced,
The doctor was in Richmond five weeks ana
complains Of Inc hlgh price of board--Sl2
a week and hard fare at that.
The Richmond Enquirer Of Monday
last, expresses strong condemnation Of
the course Of the North Garolinians arc
pursuing, in calling a Mass Convention
Of the Unionists of North Carolina for the
purpose Of sending delegate to Washing
ton
The Enquirer speakes hopefully Of
Charleston, and claims that the works Of
battery Wagner have been greatly strength
ened.
The English Doctor says That the
Southerners express q great dislike to
General Grant, and says Grant and Rose
Grams are the only Federal generals that they
fear.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

MoRTALITY IN New YoRK.-The City
Inspector Of New York reports that during
last week go persons died. an increase Of
24s upon tho mortality of the previous
week, and of~4o2 as compared with the
mortality Of the corresponding week Of
1862 OF the desceased. 53s were child
ren under five years Of age. Tho mortal
ity ly the PRINCIPAL diseases VIE as fol
lows: Cholera iifiantum, 100; sun stroke
and effect Of heat, 134; infantile conyul-
81; infantile marasmus. So; diarrhna, &C !;
diseases Of brain, q; dysentery, 90; In
flammation Of the byain, %; Inflammation
Of The bowels, ID; consumption, IL
drowned, ..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
pROOF OF WILL-CASSEL.

County Court of Grant county, Wisconsin, In prosis
Aug. Term, 1868. Present VIM. McGongal Judre.
In the matter OF the last will and testament Of Elm
beth Csssel, deceased
on reading and fling an instrument In writing pur
porting to be the last viii and testament Of Elizabeth
Cassel, of the town Of Tafton, Grant county, WILSON,
sim lately deceased, wherein Zachariah Lyons and Geo.
II. Chambers are named executors,
Thereuptn it is ordered that the proof Of said h.
strument be heard before the Judge Of this court
ut the court house in lancaster in said county on Mon
ternoon OF said day. Ordered further that notice there
ofbe given all persons interested therein by publishing
this order for three CD weeks successfully prior said
day of hearing in the Grant County Herald weekly
newspaper published at Lancaster in said Grant county
Lancaster Aug 18th, 1863 WM. McG0NlGAL
la-w3 COUNTY judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
Manchester. Ann. L.

=, y IINIft9tNFt IAtFI. =,
The rebels last night burned half the
bridge in their possession at Bridgeport,
and It is supposed they evacuated theif po-
sition.
Rebels who come Into our lines this
morning siale that the rebels were forty
thousand strong ut Chattanooga
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
- -. Annlst ~

The Tines announces that the draft ii
two and probably in moro Of the city dis
tricts viii recolnmence on the Path Of Au-
gust. Il IS probable that the whole mat
ter viii be over BY the LIST Of September,
and the conscIipts OF substitutes in tho scr
vice Of the United States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
New York, A,. IA.

NNJW 4 u ~ n :
The Heralds Washington dispatch re-
ports all quiet in the army.
The greater portion Of Lees forces are
south Of and in the vicinity Of tho Rapiaan.
There is a large force between the Rapidan
and tho Rappahannock. 1t is anticipated
Lee will attempt to gain our roar with a
corps, while the remainder Of his forces
operate in front No fears arc entertained,
however, concerning the result Of an attempt
to flank us, and tho repetition Of the Jack
son manoeuyre would doubtless result more
disastrously to Lee than his invading STRAIT
egy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

So l'Rop 2. J WoeD's Ham BrsSo,
Ariys-Thit astonishing preparation Win Il 'OA-
0e- 'oeas restore grey Hiir % re ori saf cgi-
Miti make II grow on Tad Headz
MN restore the natural seoretiens
MIL remove at once all itching
Val ieA0yc "a DandrnH
Will cnTe al Eruptions-egen seald Ho,5
WIN. make The ilair sofl ana glossy
MN preserve the Color ol Hair 10 Ola Aec
VIII always Fasionit, and stop II FaIlir"
And IL one Of the best Toilet Articles for H.
IN use THOUSANDS Of Soldiers la mo k ,lie tar nov
fed T. ne above who had become gray. sb 'Se 5Ses
their Hair by sickness, change az c'ifstc @ nad lost
and dEessing It has no equaL ,orati7o
vi p BAXTER, Agent Cor Lancaster. M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
County Republican Union convention. .

This Convention was composed oi ten dele
gates, each Of the five Assembly Districts Of
the County sending two. All The districts
were represented, the fourth and fifth not full
", r. Glenn and Mason Fish failing to attend.
The delegates were present and ready 10 or
ganize at | O'Clock, but waited an hour for J.
Horsfall 70 get his dinner. The following
named delegates composed the Convention:
Est Ass'y Dist, A earns, J. II. Rcuntree,
I'd do do. Geo. Horton, S. +. Lewis,
Sd DO 10 W. McGonigal, J. w. Banding
9TH do do L. Basford, (Glenn absent,)
9th do do j. Horsfall, (Fish absent
The Convention was organized of 2 O'clock
by eectiBg Maj Rountree Chairman and j w.
Banding Secretary, when on motion an IN
formal ballot was taken 70: two delegates to at
lend the State Convention TO represent Grant
County at large.
The informal ballot resulted as follows: J..
III. Rountree 8, J. Il. Mills 5, J. G. Cover a,
S. Il. Lewis |, Henry Patch l.. Rountrce hav-
ing minority Of all th votes was on motion
declared elected as one Of the delegates to the
State Convention.
At the second formal ballot for another del
egate the following was the result: Cover A.
Lewis 2, Mills 2, Scattering 2. No choice.
Third ballot: Cover Z, Mills B. Whereup-
on, j. c. Cover was declared duly elected a
delegate TO the State Convention.
The following resolution was then adopted;
Resolpea, That ii event Of d failure OF any
one CT more delegates @ attend the State Con-
venticn from any District OF OH behalf Of the
County at large, tire Several delegates present
pt Madison may supply such deficiency by'iill-
ing places of absentees or by authalizlilg some
one TO cast votes so as to be fluffy represented.
After remarks the Conversion adjourned.
j w. BLANDING, u. ii. RoUNTRn&.
rfstrx
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
Published hy request
Death of John J. Alars5ia.
sSrorR's BLTTg. Mfss,
Nen8ay, July 9Th. isoS-

Nm. jouN ArDMor1-M Dear ST.
Tcur son John ]. Aldrich who enlisted II
my company, August lob. 1862. 10 %,
tosi, VS., died IN our I.'sTEtmental Hospital
at This post, Jnly 2od, ls4s, Of bilious
intermittent fever, anl was buried near our
camp. We miss his presence very much
and join 10 your sorrow and bereavement
but is it was tL sill Of our great Creator
to remove lin from among we should bow
to His win. Wetnst that he Is N q bet
tor world When strife is not known. lie
was 4 good soldier and alwayscheelful and
happy. / will soon send his clothes g
you. | remain my dear SIR
Your obedient sery't,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

c. 4 aauspaper in New York, speaking
ol Postmastex Blair, says:
"Whon be proposes 70 depot the black
population from the country he is glioyous-
" mistaken. Ii would be the death-blow
to the prosperity d one.half The States and
a deep injury to tie whole"
VIII it not stagger the credulity Of sensi-
bic men to 30 told that tho above bit Of
good sense IS fstm the n. Y. Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
MA r RlED

DECKER FITZGERALD.--Fn ina to,,, i. -.
ven, August q by A. a. Bennett, Esq. Wr Ven lla
or and Miss Harriet Fitzgerald - - Deck.
WlLklNSQN-ERY AT tho p. H. Parsoc.,
Plattcvillo, Aug. 9th, BY Rev George " ,gS3sS IN
VIM. Wilkinson and Miss Sarah Fry, IA Of PHI ar.
-NroN--sliAF Erin Plattevla. Ap~ 'e'
Rev. y. Buck, Mr.. +. r. Newton ana Miss er., Z, BY
fer, both Of Piattcville ''a aaas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

RE Another new State will soon stand
At the door Of the Union claiming admis-
sion into the family circle On the ID Of
September the people Of Nevada territory
viii elect delegates to Constitutional
Convention, ~ which the machinery for a
State Governnsant viii DO put in motion.
This tsrYiaof was organized in March,
1861, and has population % some sixty
thousand. It lies west of lis degrees Of
longitude and north Of about 38 degrees
OF latitude, having Utah on the east, Or
egon on the north aud California on the
west.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

DWELLING FOR SALE.-Mrs. Come adj
vertisos for sale very low her dwelling in
Laucaster, known as the Showalter prop
ahg. There ore FIVE lots TO accompany.
The house contains seven rooms, basement
and collar. Possession given Immediate
L.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

EY~ Fashionable society is composed OF
two Observation-Disclosures heads, and empty
heats.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
A UCTION SALE OF
FARM PROPERTY !

will sell at public auction on my farm in Patch
Grove,
Or Saturday the 10Th day Of September, 1868.
the following property Ono span of work bsrs.,
four t@0-year g. colts, NO ors year oil colts esa
pair Of nine year old oxen pair Of Our.year oi
oxen eight three-year old steers three two wear oS
steers, six two year old heers six cows eight yeans
steers and heiiers two two-horse wagons one hDnir
MILL one hay horse rake, two-horse sleigh frtS
sheep Of the bost quality, all Of which viii Do sold an
fifteen months credit, with approved security.
lost II. G. BALLANTNE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
New York Anr ~

Provost Marshal General Fry publicly
announces. by an order to Provost Marshal
Faren, to proceed with The draft, that the
draft illccamerce Wednesday, I'll 10 AM.
at No. l80 9th Avenue.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
st, Paul, August l3.

The reported death Of Little Grow was
confirmed today.
His son was captured at Devils Lake,
By detachment Of soldiers, on July goth.
lie says he was with bis father when he
was killed, on July Sd, near Hutchinson,
and gives minute particulars Of the affair,
which correspond ii every respect with
the published accounts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
THE IIEI2s1A
r,anoastor, Tuos., August 1o. 1863.

orr AoArS Mr.. CoysR hayiog gone
is attend tiie 5tata Conycnticn, tile odito-
ri.lls are short tbs wceh.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

FoRrY DAYS IN JAIL.--On Satnf,fa5
last Andrew Chandler was brought before
Justice Burr, charged with having beaten,
bruised, and otherwise ill-treated his wife,
Sophia Chandler. On hearing of the
case, Chandler was sentenced to forty days
imprsonmen. in th3 County Jail, il being
a second conviction for similar offence.