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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
GIN. HooKrR-The conf lence Of the

GEN. HooKER-The conf lence Of the
soldiers in General Hooker has not abated
a particle. hey saw him ext icate the ar
my when all seemed IN confusion and the
battles lost and by personal daring, quick
movements and skiIful handling Of troops
check the rebel rush, roll back their advance
and pile them into winrows OF dead men,.
But lie army came very near losing IFS be-
loved leader. While leaning against post
Of the Charlottesville House, round sho'
struck it. The shock knocked ten. Hook
er to the ground, where he lay senseless
for tn. space Of 20 minutes When he be-
came conscious, he WAS still Eighty and
stupifrd. [, was more than two hours
before he sufficiently recovered to be able
to issbe Commands. During this time
Gen. Couch was in command Of the army
and issued orders To it. The extent OF the
injury received by Gen. Hooker was con
ceaIed from the soldiers. After he had re-
covered little rom stupefaction he lay
down o., blanket in tent near by, and
rem,ined there for ten or fifteen minutes.
Feeling little heller, he arose and stepped
outsi.le Of the tent short distance, aud be-
oan conversng with his aids IN respect 10
the battle then raging around him. when II
cannon ball tore along the ground, plowing
it up exactly where he had lain lew min
utes previously. 1t swept away the blanket
in which he lay. Tn.t Is what may be call
ed narrow esoapc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
aEThe officers iust from Richmon

scr The officers just from Richmond
give interesting details of their journey
thitber. They had nothing for three days
after their capture. They were turned
back twice for fear of Stoneman. an called
upon in their prisons dt Richmond by
Letcher, Breckenridge and other rebel off
GERS. The first boosted that Lee would be
in Washington in three days. The second
said thai he had been disunionist from
the start. but that all the south wanted
was to lie let alone. The prisoners had TO
walk ten miles on Their way back, although
cars were running empty to Petersburg.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
4 Nut for Northern croakers to Crack.
Fort Monroe, Nav 10.

Fort Monroe, MAY 10.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th inst.
contains the following editorial:
There is evidently to he an active sum
mer campaign. The plan Of the enemy
seems to be TO keep our attention constant
= exercised at every point ut once, 81 that
no part OF our whole wide frontier may be
Tread from the urgent and immediate APP
prehenSion Of an attack. Then they Can
strike where they think our lines weakest,
or where our detences are least prepared,
aud If repulsed, they can retire aud direct
a blow at some other gJalter. In the
meantime they can bag much plunder, and
cause much sorrow aud heal-breaking
among our people, 10y expeditions throug,t
thlnly peopled regions. destitute of troops.
They can also fogcs more and more Of
our people witsin ih=;i ines to take their
mated oath, for a quiet life. aud to save
their property from confi>catiea.
THUS they can deinoiahze and rob us
within our own borders. preparing FL the
while for serious assaults, and delivering
them just when they are ready, aud where
they choose.
Ii is hard to say at what point they are
most active just now. II one looks south
westward it would seem tn State of Mis-
sisSippi is the region Of the most extensive
operations. Immense armies are gather
ing in and around Vcksburg, aud wi lie
preparations are in progress for new as
sault on that place, the country is devas-
tated and the people plundersd, by cavalry
raids but at the very moment Charleston
is kept on tue qui Vi0e. ~ energetic prep
arations for another attack, by sea or land,
or both 1T once, the Object may he only to
prevent General Beauregard from sending
away any Of The troops which remain TO
defend Charleston.
At the same Instant, Burnside threatens
East rennesae zee, and Hooker. largely rein
forced, is expected to cross the Rippahan-
mock somewhere. or anywhere from Cul-
pepper to Port Royal, to keep some Of our
foces employed in the defense of Rich
moni. Reinforcements are sent to For
tress Monroe, and the enemy's guu6oats
are harrassiug North Carolina.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
Card OF Thanks.
MDo'Rs %. Wis CAV. camp NEAR MERRais. I
M,. 1880 z


Mr.. EDrroR:-The following preamble
and resolutions We're UNANIMOUSLY adopted
b, Company 9, I'd Wis. Cavalry, upon the
receipt Of Iwenty-one barrels Of vegetables.
generously sent us by our friends 10 Grant
County just at the time when they appear
ed to be most needed. You may be as
sured that we feel grateful for this express
sion Of kind remembrance by our friends
at home:
Will you please give them u place in
your paper?
Whereas, The people Of the Western as
semhly District OF Grant County, in their
patriotism and henevoence. have been
piea>ed to forward US a large quantity Of
egetahles, consisting Of potatoes, beets
onions and lurnips, be it therefore
Rtsotved, That we. the members of
Company Q, 81 Rpg't Wis. Cavalry, ten
der our sincere and heartfelt thinks to the
benevolent donors for this bounteous and
timely supply Of vegetables so much need
ed by us at the present. time.
Resoived. That We, the soldiers Of
Company q, declare our unfalterlng tldel-
ity and unqualified support for the CohSti
tntion of our Government, framed by our
Fathers, and sealed with their most pre-
ci'ns blood during seven Years Of continu-
al privations and most terrible hanlships.
Resoioed. That our thanks he tender
ed Hon. RoB'r GLEN for his untring et-
forts in pushing forward these much need
ell supplies through the many obstacles
thrown in his way 10y the restrictions plac
ell upon shipping goods Of any kind into
districts now in rebellion against the Gov
ernmrnt.
Resoleed, That copy of these resolu-
tions lie forwarded 10 Mr.. GLEN and the
Grant County Herald for publication.
DANIEL L. Riley,
JSo. SHowALTER. Committee
GEO. w. PoED,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
Gen. ]. M. Schofeld has been appointed

Gen. ]. M. Schofeld has been appointed
to supercede Gen. Curtis in the Depart
ment in Missouri. Gen. Curtis was rather
imbecile for command so important
Gen. Schofelj has long been regarded
as possessing sympaihies for the rebels. It
will soon be known whether be leans that
way. AS an evidence against him we no
lice that Copperhead papers speak favor
ally Of the change. The Dubuque Her
aid thinks men viii MOI be imprisoned for
their opinions by order of schoheld' nor
molested upon charges Of treason Or rebel
sympathies. lfso, he will be glorious
General for the rebels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

EE-We are often called upon TO print
and inclose bills and circulars with our
papers aud send ;hem to sub, cribers by
mail. within the county. We always re-
fuse to comply with such requests, because
The practice is illegal. as the following law
shows:
"To iaolose or conceal letter, or 9th
er thing Except bills and receipts for sub.
scriptlon) In, or to write Or print anything.
after its publication, upoa any newspaper.
or other printed matter. is illegal, aud
SUI j4cts such printed matter, AMI the en-
tire package Of which 1t is part, to letter
postage, aud il done in order that the
same NAV lie carried by post free of post
sge. subjects the offender 10 a fine Of .tfue
dollars for every h-nce."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

HENRY CLAr.-A letter has just been
made public for the first time, written ty
Henry Clay in 1885, 10 Col. VIM. Henry
Russell, If Missouri, in which he says:
when Missouri was admitted into the
Union. said 10 her Delegate, MIR. Scott,
60 hona,, enter the convention of yotty
State, aud rrert yourself to establish a sys-
tenn Of gradual emancipation similar to
that achich Dr. Franklin prevailed on
PenaSylUania to adopt an l79s."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

CoNTRAnAND SoLDTERs.-Gen. Hunter
writes 10 Gov. Andrew Of Massachusetts,
under date OF Port ROYAL, May 4th, strong
IL complimentary Of the coIored regiments
in his department. He speaks OF them rs ;
hardy, brave, patient aud obedIent' ana
saws with the brigade of liberated slaves al
ready in the field, and a few fe1lillents 81
intelligent colored men fron the North. ne
would place them in condition 10 make
an extensive incursion upon the main land
through he most density populated slave
regions; and from an expedition OF this
character he doubts not that the most bene-
ficiai results would arise.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

Col. ALLEN.-W. Y. Selleck writes to
Gov. Salamou, May 18th, concerning Col.
Allen Of the 5th Wisconsin, inclosing the
following letter from Quarter Master ]. G.
Clark, affirming that the same is true as
respects the conduct Of Allen at the late
battles:
"CoI. Allen Is entitled to more credit
for the taking Of Moreaus Hill. (cal'ed ST.
Mary4 in the New York papets,) than all
the other Colonies in the U 5. service. He
lei the skirni,hers in erSpn--otLeast 40
rods a. adeaace Of all other Earttes-ney
er wavered Il moment, where the col
unn On his right halted, hesitated, got in
confusion and would have run. had it not
been for the fact that Col. lien in plain
view was demonstrating the success Of hi
assault and aOas then IN the front line Of
entrenchmentS.
''Although his name has not been men.
TONED. he was the hero of the charge,
without any question.
"rhe reporters have done him the
greatest injusiic.."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

NEGRO VOLUNTEERING Thomas
reports remarkable successes from every
quarter in procuring volunteers from among
the blacks--thus giving the lie to reports
that they will not volunteer, that they can
not be depended on to fight against their
old masters, DC. The War Department
has already received dispatches from him
announcing the colnpl te org 'niz tion Of
eleven negro regiments on the Mississippi,
meantime the prospects for negro v"lGu-
teers continue brighter in this city. I'm
liSlinents for the first nrgr' regiment are
already complete, and steps are already
being taken for the organization Of "A Sec
ond. Those who are interested in the
wo,k. promise also another regiment from
Georgetown, and one, if not two more
fro Alexandra. This district has, thus
far, fiji Finished but two white regiments.
General Heintzslman to-day telegraph
ell to General Slough. Military Governor
of Alexandria, asking bow mny negro
troop, coul be raised there. Slough re-
piled he would undertake to raise brigade
aud have it ready for speedy service in The
Qualifications. From other quarters the
indications are not less cheering. Bati-
more promises well for at least one re!i
mrnt, and the southern shore IF Mary Wand
TOR another. Within circuit Of eighty
miles around Washington IS population
of one hun red and sixty Thousand negroes,
= Urge proportion Of whom are now within
oal lines, and avail ,ble FOR military service.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
nzs-Tne war drnartlnent Jas aulhorized

EF- Tie war department has authorized
the chief medical officer in each city to EN-
ploy as cooks, nurses and attendants, any
con,ale scent, wounded ar feeble rnan who
can perform such duties, instead of giving
them discharges. AT every United States
General hospital, the feeble and wound
Ell, therefore, who are unfit for field dn.
tv. but moi entirely disabled, instead Of
being discharged. are now organized and
mustered in detachmentS unl-r the charge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
rETbe Cincinna,i Enou;rer s

EEThe Cincinnati Enquirer states
that the paragraph going the rounds Of
the papers, TO the fleet that Mrs. Douglas
widow Of Stephen A. Douglas. deceased,
has a right OF dover in some Of her hus-
bands estate, in consequence Of her neglect
10 join With him IN certain conveyance OF
property, is incorrect. Mr.. Douglas "died
inSolyent. leaving his wife nothing but the
inheritance Of glorious and patriotic
name"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
nrRriu. Gen. T. s. Crittenden Of In.

ET Brig. Gen. T. S. Crittenden Of In
diana has rendered his resignation to Gen.
Rnsrcrans. The reason he resigned is,
thai certain charges, which he had pre-
syrre,l against Col. Caldwell, Of the slst
Indiana, for disloyalty, were suppressed by
his superior officers. The Lieutenant Col,
Major and Adjutant, Of the slst, have re,
signed for the same reason.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

Gg A SPECIAL to the Chicago Times.
from the headquarters Of the army Of The
Potomac, says: "Many Of our wounded
were very slightly hurt. The enemy adj
nit the heaviest loss Of any battle in the
war to our officers in the field under the
flag Of truce. Their figures will more
than double ours.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
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Cincinnati. May i!

ClncIhhaUr May 10.
Unreliable rumors are tA1at in the camps
at Murfeesboro Of important military
changes, involving the transfer Of Gen Rose
Grams to tue Army Of The Potomac, and the
asst nment OF Gen. Thomas to The command
Of the army uncsr Gen. Grant aud Gen.
McCook to the present army under Gan.
Rnsecrans
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
Wa.nlnytnn. May 10.


"My force wi. be advanced this evening
as far along Fourteen Mile creek. upon the
left, near Black liver, and extending IN
a line nearly east and west, rs they can
yet without bringing on Il general engages
lneut | shall communicate with Grand
Gulf no more, except il becomes necessary
10 send u train with heavy escort. You
may not hear from me again ior several
days"
Gen. Ora also telegraphed Gen. Hal
leck from Raymond, Miss, on the i4th. rs
follows:
"McPher on took this place on the
l2th inst, after brisk fight OF more than
two hours. Our loss was 81 killed aud
$50 wounded. The eneniy's loss was Is
killed aud 1876 prisoners besides those
wounded" an
"McPherson is now at Clinton"
"Gen. Sherman is on the direct Jack Nn
road, ard Gen. McClernand is bringing up
the rear.
81 viii attack the State capital to-day.
The following is telegram from ten.
Hurlburl, dated at Memphis and received
here to-day: .Gen. Grant has taken jackson.
Tue Capitol is burnt
..Fron 5000 to 10000 mounted nief
are concentrated near OksIona, threatening
an advance in the direction Of the Memphis
railroad.
"A citizen just up rom Jackson says tie
enemy abandoned VicksbuFg on Snnday.
lna;ching on The ridge no thea~t to Livipgs
ton, winch is twenty miles northwest Of
Jackson"
Reliable information has been received
hers that The steamer Gladiator sailed
from Liverpool for Nassau on the 25th
uIt., but ultimately 10 run the blockade i
possible.
Her cargo consists Of $4,000 barrels Of
bread aud l.043 barrels Of bacon. The ba-
coz and bread is for III; reb army, and
this fact is regarded as an evidence Of
the great destiIution OF the rcbe!s, aud
of the straits to which they are reduced.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

ra.A letter from Toronto, Canada.
saws that it i, estimated that there are ihlf-
ty tons Of American silver in circulation.
or rather heaped up at Toronto, London
and Hamilton. Merchants take i only at
five per cent discount.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

rgA writer in Fraser's Magazine says
.Wa have heard one who had had
laroe experience 10 the temperance cause
declare that be never YET had known a re-
formed female drunkard, though he could
point to muItitudes Of men who had been
rescued"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

1EThe iron clads Of the Charleston
feet are said to have all been thoroughly
repaired, and with the exception Of chang
e. in the armament, are again ready for
LIE assault
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
EJames Madison Cuts,

wJames Madison Cuts, second
Comptroller of the Treasury. died in
Washington Monday morning. Mr.. Cults
was the father Of Mrs. Senator Douglas.
For many years he had resided in Wash
inrton, where be was esteemed as an anna
ble and worthy citizen. He had not beer
well for some months, and bis death was
not altogether unexpected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
Cincinnati. MAY 10.

Gen. Burnside's general order recites
the proceedings ofthe VaIlandigham court
martial, the finding Of which is a sentence
To Close confinement during the war, in
some fortress to be selected by the COM
maader Of the department.
The order names Fort Warren as the
place Of confinement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
DENTISTRY.


Drw H. Dedenbacher will positively y'Sit Lahcp' s
tsr two months per wear: the months OF Mafch anu
Oeo' err Oai.e over A. ct Burr'4 Store En-
tan,r o, east side Room formerly occupied o. ur.
ThomtSnu. a,, ~
isrrd Teeth 6lle IN crown With Gold ana I'M 'ol''
Deep I'll ings with Gold only All Rubber wo' wa
ted IL De- tut as durable Gold Persons lfon ula 3
lance wanting Netts will find II TO their ihteieS' " '
early as possible in tht month -. :,
NB.-W II Denenbacher is the only pentis, IN
h par nf the State licensed to work the harn ruooer
work Persons are hable 10 bp prosecuted u obtaining
tie rubber work If any Que not having license a. well as
tie Dentist Of Gnadsear's Il Cos Patent.
TuVrhng Dentists get the right AT any price
vl436 NJ WM H DEFFENBACHEK.D Dentist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

ETThe l22 Pennsylvania Volunteers
left their homes nine months AGO 1900
strong, and returned on Monday only 800.
The 124th New York, that left Goshen
last fall with 1000 men. went into the
campaign $50 strong, and only 900 came
ont. An Idiana regiment at Washington
has only 200 left Of the original l,o40.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

Rg- Malrimony has proved a good spec
ula,ion Tor Tom Thumb and his wife, who
have taken on an average $1,000 per day
for admission TO their levees, since Their
marriage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

EEThe Richmond Enquirer says the
loss Of Stonewail Jackson. who died from
tie effects Of amputalion of his arm, would
be iii replaced by the accession OF 5o,Q9N
veteran troops.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
re- The Rebel Congress, 10 secret ses-

re- The Rebel Congress, 10 secret SEES.
sion. has authorized JEFF Davis to suspend
he writ OF ha5eas corpus and make ar6'-
.yqry arrests wherever he plrases. Yet
you won't hear Northern sympathIzers
with The rebellion, who are daily denounc-
ino the "Lincoln despoti~m." utter even
tie millest reprobation Of jeff. Not they.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

NTcKELs.- Nickel cents are woith only
80 cents on the dollar, and thegoyernnssnt
is making heaps Of money by gratifying the
pubic mania for boarding them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

Ez- Gov. Solomon offers a reward OF
$500 for liza arrest If the Murderer Of Ed
ward A.. Hale Of Milwaukee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

E7-The official returns OF the late election
in Connecticut show that Iaos. H. oeymouf'
the. comprehend candidate LOT Governor; Tan
three hundred and twelve votes Oenino NE
ticket
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

Why do little birds 10 their nests
agreei Because it would be very danger
GUS to fall out.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

re Under Il recent deci,inn the incomes
Of husband and wife, living together, ara
to he taxed as one. II the wife has an
income, Of 5000, and the husband like
income. there u 4 surplus Of 5000 To be tax
81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

David Parsons, Co. sur't. of Schools, vii
lecture as follows:
ii Liberty, at the Rock Church, Rev.
Schaam's, on Monday evening, jane !.
In C ifton, at the ShuIley School-house,
Wedne day evening, June 3.
In Lima, at the White School-house, Friday
evening, June 5.
At the Washburn School.house, Saturday
evening, June d.
In The village of E'lenhoro, town OF E lem
boro, Monday evening. June 8.
10 kockvil e, Wednesday evening, June 10.
IN Dickeyvllle, town OF Paris, Friday evem-
ing. June l3
In SmeIser Grove, town of Smelser, Mon
day evening, June 10.
AT the Pocket, town of Mi lville, Monday
evening, June -.
At Bethlehem School house. town Of Mill
vile, Tuesday evening, jane 20.
Atthe German Schoo -houSe in District No.
2, town OF Marion, Saturday evening. June ~
The obj ct Of these Lectures is to contrast
the existing 5, hools with The schools which we
ought TO have; to exhibit the evils that make so
many OF our schoo almost worth e-s; 10 give
a remedy for removing such evil>; and, by Sc
curing the necessary CO. cooperation oil patrons OF
schools, to establish system Of instruction in
every district, that wi insure TO every Child
at an early day, thorough and practical edu-
cation.
Fathers. mothers, school officers, friends Of
educatIoIl--al are invited to encourage the
good cause by their presence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
HOTELS.
MANSION HOUSE.
1OIEL AT BEETOWN.

saE a. ,s cliully inform the public that am now
stS Gs,1 ae "Beetown House." rmerly kept by
setsss T ior tue accommodation of tr lvelpTs and
Y h,v. ,aeslre is to please TO the best OF my abil-
Sesaa nan. good large Stable AMI can store away
s~u Oct I. Is62 i-.tr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
phila,leIphia, Nav le


The Bulletin has special dated Cincin-
natl, May 9th: The rebel defeat at Ray
mond, Miss, is said to have been Very dis
astrnus. Grant took jackson on the l4th
and burned the State Capitol. Heavy
reinfolcenents are hurrying to the rebels
IL miles east Of Jackson. A great battle
is imminent.
The rebel force in Wayne and Clinton
counties, KY, is said 70 amount to $1,000
and IA pieces Of artillery. -Four regiments
of inianuy passed through Janest, y n,
aud "a more regiments are reported at
Morristown, East Tennessee. Buckner is
said 10 be al Clinton. Rebel pockets are
on the Cumberland at every available
point.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
rETbe Petersburg. Va, Express Of

EEThe Petersburg. Va, Express of
the 18th. saws the retaliatorv resolutions
adopted by the Confederate Congress pro-
yid. : that every commissioned officer com
manding negroes organize to fight against
the Confederate States. when captured
shall be put to death and the negroes lie
delivered to ~the State authorities, to be
dealt with according TO present or future
laws.
The same paper speaks despondinglv
about affairs at Vickshurg, and saws it is
du to the people that they should know
bow affairs there stand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
' bLACKSMITHS.

en- BAL on,Ssa Keeps on hand any quantity Of forge
~ ha Hs.sS and will sell at reasonable pri .
eAisesI "a SAre Store, in Boscobel. 47-tf
NcSS NcsPADEE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
ATTORNEYS.

DAME & CARTER.
STEPHEN PAINE lWA'E CARTER
Attorney 81 Councillors at Law
rLATTEvILLE GRANT CO WIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26

E-h California lett written Nav Isl, SAYS.
speaking Of nest uf rebe's about the capita
tina, tie offce Of their principal organ. me ne
pu5iicon. (what misnomer pub 'ished IN
This city. was greeted last night. and the type
s.dsfriRnied'' in The streets Soldiers from
fss,,nr RI ion are charged with the COURAGE
+ IS as vie paper as the Chicago Times. and
Is edited by Beriah Brown Of Wisconsin,
The injury inflicted was not suficisat to stop
the issse Of the trsasonable shset.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-05-26
PHYSICIANS.

OR. J. II. HYDE,
Phy-lcian s. Surgeon.
on one door north Of the Mansion Pouse,
LANCASTER, Wisconsin
yI4.35 tt