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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
FRO.s NORFOLK.
The Military characterization Of Things
i'm Sul,olk--The Case Of DIR. right.
from our ; yecial COrTesg ondeat

from Our Special Coresg ondent
NoRYotx Va. July Il. 1864
The appointment Of MljOr.GeneTal Foster to the
command OF the Department Of Virginia. during the
al sence of Mejor-General Dix, gives unbouuded
satisfaction to all in this section. Although there 10
nothing OF Importance anticipated here IN a military
way, it is always IA Of qualification to know
TINT there il 10 be no abatement Of the Efficient
management which has heretofore characterized the
June If General Dix. All is quiet throughout the
Department.
since the eyacra.ion of Suffolk by the Union
,roore, snail parties al Rebel soldiers have made
visits 10 That almost deserted village. pof-
ton of Georgia cavalry regiment stand there Tor IA
few cAys, iAst week. anl lett luiie Suddenly ibey
cnr, firootbly ~ mere foouts. ssd having fulfilled
tier mission # curiosity Ieturned beyond TIE bheh-
satsr. Tie people OF Suffolk are IN q deploFahie
condition, aud now begin 10 realize the blessings
whica tucy enjoyed unuer the rule oi tue Union;
the contrast must be lamcntahle, bu, "a they have
m ,d., tier beds 20 they nus, BE- conie0t TO lie.
The trial Of Dr.. Nrigh, Tor the murder OF Lieut.
A. L. S.uborn wIlr,ommence On Monday, before a
Mt.tary Commission. the tone o! the pubic sehti-
nent here has very much changed since last week
IN re.urd 10 this matter, ami many oi the Secs
r ui-tr who then eXprr sod their appreciation al ne
bloody deed, now shruA w.su horror 10 The contell-
plation Of The act. The Hon. j. ii. Chandler, Mem
Ice 81 Congress elect from this District, has bern
retained Too tn defense Of Dr.. Wright. Tue plea
oi temporary insanity VIII probably nc set up, Out
the whole proceedings OF ne murderer were too de-
crate TO admit Of the idea chat he acted from u-
comfortable impulse.
,,rca, complaint Is made here in relation to the
high price OF every thing TO eat, drink, or 10 wear.
Tie cort OF most articles for sale Is about double TIE
rates existing an Jrhern cle- and, OF courso lhce
i, much suffering among the poor Tor the common
nrcestsri,s OF Iie. Some plan should be adopted 10
reda.c the ,Auenses OF living IN this city; but VIVA,
the lfUpcr remedy should be | cannot suggest.
Gen. Ftz Hugh Lee aud tap. Wi.Ger, son of
Cen " lnder, captured the Peninsula were last
night taken from tie Mcclellan Hospital and placed
inside OF Fortress Monroe, under IA strong guard 10
be held as hostages for CGp,s. Sawyer and FLYNN,
recently condemned 10 death by the Rebel authori-
ties ut iichmond. The flag OF truce boat New-i oTk
.it for City Point yesterday afternoon, and Major
John Il. Milford conveyed information 10 the powers
AT Richmond the effect that the execution vi Saw
yer aud Flynn would be Immediately tollowed by
that of the hostages. The prompt measures adopted
by our Government in tins matter IL entitled 10 all
praise ana viii doubt briug tue Rebels TO their
ucnecs.
Gen. Dix lett Fortress Monroe late last night Tor
Now-lork. He took passage on the steamer City
oi Hudson. WV. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
THE SURRENDER OF yICRsBuRG,
Engineer Corps from PcnnsylvnniH-Gaevs
ycrnment Inv.
PHILADELPHIA. Mol

PHILADELPHIA Monday. July 70, 1859.
President Kennedy VI he Polytechnic College Of
Pennsylvania, has been authorized by the Secretary
of War TO organize Corps Of Engineers to serve
for three years or the war. The Polytechnic Corps
of Eugueers, composed chiefly OF students Of the
College, is TO be recruited 10 full regiment. "
will be ollicored by educated practical engineers
and will report fer service within 60 days. THIS u
tie fist regiment OF engineers called for oy 'ns
Government and the demand for it at this time lore
tells an active offensive Fall campaign. ,,i I'd.
The sales of Fiye-rwenties to-day amount 70
ssll 900 at the various agencies. fcSes are oelpo
delivered 10 June 10, inclusive. Tue eyiet iestai
of these large sales is that they are distributed
small amounts over large area .u. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
Important Mission 10 Europe.

BOSTON, Monday, July 20 1888
The Hon. William Whiting, Solicitor OF the War
DEPARTMENT, will leave Boston in Wednesday,
steamer us tie accredited agent OF the United States
TO the Courts of Europe. ana as the commissioned
legal adviser of Ministers in England and France
in reference to matters of great Importance heet
vi powerful transformers is now being fitted out at
in Great Britain supposed to be intended
for the Rebel navy, and his visit probably has d.
rect reference ~ that fact.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
THE ARMY or THE CUMBERLAND,
precipitate Retreat Of Bragg into Georgia
liz IS FOLLOWED CLOSELY BY OUR FORCES
Gen. Rosecrans's Advance at Rome, Ga.
Bragg Endeavoring to Join Johnston
MEMPHIS. Frssy. July II. 1856

MEMPHIS. Frfssy, July t. 1868
Ger. Hurlbut's scouts arrived at Corinth to-day
from Decatur and jacksonville. They report that
Bras was retrcating preciptately into Georgia io'-
lowed by Rosecranss Iorces Rosecra mss ADVANCE
'wss reported to be at Rome, Ga.
The scouts report that Bragg was endesv0rine 10
make iuuc,ion with Jolrzston anu that desertions
fom Lis arrly were numerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
NETWORK. TUESDAY. JULY 81, 1863.

that city, whom be desires to have brought here, if
possible, as he intends to make this biz residence
provided he can obtain employment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

REHABILITATION --i2 Officers Allied; 81 wounded lib
Eult.a Aleu sod; 5l3 wounded, IS missing Total 49,
The hade into SETON with 1854 officers and mea:
being nearly T. ls cent oil the entTo ndnoei
Col. Brewster with II detachment OF the Brigade,
recap,ured three pieces of artillery, which had been
taken by the Rebels, taking from one OF them the
co!ors OF the Sih Florida Regiment, and with them
the Major ana 30 men OF that regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

The following is list Of the casualties in the Ex-
cel,ior Brigade Second Brigade, Second DIVISION,
Third CorpsD commanded BY Col. VIM. X. Brewster,
at the Battle OF Gettysburg, July |, aud 3, lSGj:
Col. Brew sfer had Two horse, ,Lot under HIM
tapt 2. Fukemaur Assistsut Adjt General, wounded
Capt Geo. lie Font Assistant Inspector General wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
Private Charles II. Burns. sho, through head.


WOUNDED.
Sergt. ID. &. Huntoop tight shoulder and chin, Li.ht.
Corp james T. Cation, leh shoulder, dangerous.
Nicholas Hetbig right arm. slight.
Geo. Mar,hA, left knee, ampuiatcd.
James Powell knee.
Oscar Shay, leg.
Rowland 0rmsby. right thish smputsted
Lewis s. Hesly, right cheek, severe psIocd prisoner
COMPANY ~.
woUSpKD
81 Lieut. Richard r. Lincoln. right thigh. slight.
Se.st. n. Prcsher left thigh, severe.
NJ. kIuPpenburg, Left leg. severe
CodPiNY l.
IiLIYD.
ls Scrst Ira s. Thurber through hand and breast
WOUNDED.
sergt WIN. Spfaler Loft ANKLE severe, amputsted
Corp. Chas. Mason, left wrist, severe.
George S. Smith, left Il ish dangerous.
Delos VI. Norwood. head, severe.
John Null. on, head severe.
Thomas MaHniDg, leg, slight.
MISSING.
Ouin Barnes
COMPANY X.
KILLED.
Morris Keno.
Let Lieut.. Charles Soule. lsi, hand, slight
l., Scret. Daniel r. " God. rislt arm, severe.
Serst. Simeon NJ 1nsiahsu. left hand. severe
Corp rhilo W Sanders lei tbig severe, IioIed rsone
Alfred w. Dye, lett shoulder, dangerous.
SUMMARY.
Officers. Enlisted mel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
AEa,le spailed lsr want OF mr. Enemy

AEa!,ie Spoilod fer Want OF nm Enemy
The Army lager lor Iishs - Aic
Bridge Finished 60 EiiPairich'r Gal
iah;.y AT Feeling in Il,c
Army against the NcW-Soris Rebels
Our Advunee Crossing t.se Potomac.
Fra .Jor Special Cors,pooGoat
UEADQCAKTEI.s ~ grR AMY ~ rHr Poroy,c.,
LEhIs. AiG July I,-Os. m
We are again lone iDrn amy, without aA cueily,
dragging .he tail Of orr cost through the ianG Tor
&C. Lee y Tread upon, bit i l. shr.ydy suspected
tha,Gen Lee has pfomisod lis wiie' rot 10 Ggbt
any nOle. Anyway, he has left the compny Of
taeh fractions lnguacous people az conpo.s the
Army OF the Pololaae for The letter bred ,oeiey u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

The above list is as nearly accurate as IT can be
made at present Most Of the missing wounded
and prisoners, undoubtedly andnot 50 badly wounded
as to prevent their being sent away. Some OF the
missing may yet be in hospitals Of other corps.
TIE regiment went into action near the Sugar
Loaf on our lef on the ground where the enemy had
made the most desperate efforts to break our lines
The ID and 9TH Corps bad already fought over the
same ground, when the Jet Division I'd CORPS was
brought up 10 relieve the j,b and made the iasi des-
peraie charge which cioscd the battle Of Ihursday
ID O. BINGHAM. Colonel 6ph Rcs,. y. y. '.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16

THouoITs FOR YOU'VE MEN.--Costly
apparatus and splendid cabinets have no
magical power to make scholars. III all
circumstances as man is, under Sod, ths
master Of bis own fortune, so he 10 the max
er Of bis own mind. The Creator has 50
constituted the human intellect that it eau
grow only by its own action, and by It's own
action il most certainly and necessarily
grows. Every man must, therefore, 10 an
important sense, educate himself His books
and teachers are but helps; the work is his.
A man is MT educated until he has the
ability to summon, in case OF emergency, all
his mental power in vigorous exercise TO eff
feet bis proposed object. Ii is not the man
who has seen the most, or who has read
the most, who can do this; such one is IN
danger of being borne down, like beast
of burden, by an overloaded mass Of other
mems thoughts. Nor is it in the man that
can boast merel" Of native yigoi and capac-
ity. The greatest Of all the warriors that
went to the siege of Troy had not the pre-
eminence because nature had given him
strength and be carried the largest bow.
but because seIi-diselpline had taught him
to bend Il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
cHERIFF sALE--BATIE q q.

State Of Wisconsin, County Of 6rantss Circuit Court
OF Grant County. NJ isconsln- D. Oliver. Plaintiff,
against Thomas Bate aud Siary Battle, Defendants.
By virtue Of wit Of Execution issued out Of the
above named court in favor Of The above ted plain
til and against the above named deffndanis d.
reted delivered and for want Of goods and cha.
tells Of the said defendants wherein 10 evf, have BY
the direction OF tie plaintiffs Attorneys levied upon 81
the right title interest which tHe SAID defendants had
the 18th day Of February, Al D, ls63 since
Quir IA aad to the following described real estate:
me south west quarter Ell the northwest quarter,
and nLe half If be vert haf of The s0uh-west qu8r-
ter OF section No tive % ia taWhship No.four % ofth
VI Range No. hye 90 wcst and the north baif of he
southeast QaaFler, aud t9 south hall Of he nogth-
east quarter al section No. three - In township No
-four CD north q Range NJ i've 81 Res and tbe soutn
hall 81 the north wesi quarter IT south vest quarter
OF section No eleven (ll) in township Mo- f0ur %
north ct range No. four ID west, ana north bail ~
south west quarter Of southeast quarter Of section
No, len (i0 ia township No. four "a nnrh OF range
No, six % wet an in Grant c3unty Wisconsin; all "a
shich lands sll on the 18th day Of gay s. % 1868,
AZ the honr Of ten O'Clock tie forenoon Of said cay,
vi offer for sale add viii seil az public auction.
e highest bidder for cash IN hand. at the outer door
Of the court house, 10 the village OF Lancaster Grant
county Wisconsin.
said safe wlli be made to satisfy the judgment ia
Ibis case, amount 10 fne ol two hundred e.ev-
eu and ls-iU0 las ($2I1.lS) Collars damages, with
eighteen ami 2S-tOU as 81 costs together With utter
est aud costs arerutag y. GHUnEN gU8H, Sh-aa
Balber * Lowrs Fl'as Attorne 5. 6I-w6.
Dated saeriii Office Lancaster, May 3eth 1868,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
EsTATE OF C0LLoGAN.

County Court or Grant county Wisconsin. In Probate
May Term, 1868. Present VIM. Mcipnigat ! udse.
In the matter OF dover in the real estate oi Patrick
Collogan, deueased.
On reading aud alag the petition Of BarbaFy Colo
gan Of sad county, enIing arong otaer things
that Patrick Collogan late Of sad county, died sezd
OF estate d Inheritance IN iee SIMPLE IA ana 10 Tie
following described lands to-wit:
The west hat Of the northwest quarter o. Section
No. three 81, aud the northeast quarter Of Seettou
No four (4 aue he north bali Of south east quarter
OF Section No four ID Town one nofth OF Range
two west Also the west bali Of norlh-tas- quarter
ard the north quarter Of southeast quarter Of
Section thirty 3) aud the undivided one-halt OF
southeast quart Of secaon thrty-ase {39l, n Town
two ~ pofth Of Range two % west,& ~ sala 6fant
county. Also southeast quarter OF southeast 81 QUAR-
ter OF SECTION twenty-five 90 IA Town twenty nine
(29l north Of Range two O. west ia 10 Davis county,
Illinois; that she has not lad her dover IN said estate
gntd her and that the heirs OF said deceased to-
wit. James, John, Martin, Atiehaei Rost, E8zabeth
Thomas Nicholas and Francis Cologap DO not dispute
her right Of dover ia said estate; aud praying that her
dover 10 said estate be assigned and set Oh TO her.
Thereuptn it IS ordered tat the Of matter said
petition BE heard before the Judge Of this court
Ill tie court house 10 ncaster in sand county on Tues
daY the sd day Of june A. u. 1868 AT o'clock
i the Afternoon OF sale day Ordered further that
notice thereof be eYen the heirs Of said dece lsed
and al Others interested IN eaa estate BY publishing
this order for three 80 weeks successvelF PR said
day OF hearing ia the Grant COni.-y Herald weekly
newspaper pabshed ~ Lancaster 10 aid imnt county
Lancaster MaY 9Th, 1863 WM. Aei0NlGAL-
5l-3w County judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
SHERIFF SALE-BO1Es.

State Of Wisconsin, County of GRANTS. Circuit
Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin. Judgment OF
Foreclosure and Order Of sale. Dwight r. Parkc I.
Plaintiff against Thomas Boyes and Ma tina Boyes,
his wife. Defendants.
BY virtue of judgement Of foreclosure and order OF
sale rendered and made in the above named court ia
the above emitted action bearing date "a day
August 185g and by direction Of Piainths Attorneys
will offer for sale and viii sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand at the outer door OF
Court House in the village Of Lancaster, Grant Conn-
tv, Wisconsin, the 10Th day Of June, d., 1868, al
the hour c 10 clock ia the forenoon of said day. all Of
the following described real estate ia Grant county,
Wiseonsino Tho northwest quarter south ives
quarter Of section Ne. thity-two Co., and the north
east quarter Of the southeast quarter OF Section 10.
thrty {sD all in Township No. six (e} north Of
Range 30 three (3) west Of the fourth principal e.
rdian. ia Grant county, Wisconsin.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the Judgment in this
case amounting 10 the Of two hundred aud seven,
ty-sx aud l0l0eths dollars (276l0) damages and thr-
tyGve and Ssl00ths dollars go s5) costs, together
costs and interest and accruing costs dated Shens
Office, Lancaster March 10TH, A, j.. 1868. 40-3m
BARBER & Lowry, ~ G00DENOUGII,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Sheriff. Grant Co, Nts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
En The Washington Correspondent Q
Editor Mississippian.

1
the New York Tribune, says:
"a committee from NV York orgina
ling 10 Dir. Cheeyer's Church, and indors-
ed BY such men as Horace Greeley, George
Opdl Ike, VIM. Cullen Bryant, and Daniel
s. d crimson, are here to request the Gov
eminent to give a command to General
Fremont az some point where he can raj
ly arourd him the colored men Of the
country. Yesterday, at ten O'clock. they
were presented by Senator Sumner to the
President, with whom was Secretary
Chase. The President declared that he
would gladly receive into the service not
Ten thousand bat ten times ten thousand
coIoled troops; expressed his determination
to protect all who enlisted, and said that
he looked to them for essential service in
finishing the war. He believed that the
cor mand Of them afforded scope for the
highest ambition, and he would with all
bis heart offer it 10 General Fremont"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
EsTATE OF BLAKEsLEY.

County Court Grant county Wisconsin. In Probate
June term 1868 Present Vim. McGonlgaL Judgr.
In the matter OF fhe Guardianship OF Ella Biakesisy,
NJ. 7. Blakssiey. Franklin bakesley anu George ~
Blakesey minor heirs Of George b. biakesiey, aec q.
On reading and hling the petition Of Ruth Bakes-
on huqs that said mnor are seized and sessed Of
certain real estate laid county and that II Is neces
sary TO soil said real estate or the support u her sad
wards
Tbereppon is ordered that all persons interested 10
minors appear before theJusge Of hscourt
al the Court House u Lancaster IN said county on Aon-
DAY tho 10th day Of july A. d. 1868 AZ one ococe IN
afternoon Of said day show cause any there shall
Do why license should not be granted TO said guat aian
according 10 the prayer of said pc ilion 0rdetel ur-
er that notice thereof be given 10 al persons interested
in said MINOR estate by Publishing acopy Of TINS order
TO- four wees successfully prior to said day oil near
ing the Grant County Herald, a. weekly Newspaper
published at Lancaster in Grant copnty.-Dated juno
sih, 1868. 52w4 WM. MGGONlGAl, Co. Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
SHERIFF. sALE-WARRigK, a a.

Stale Of Wisconsin, county ofGraut ss-tircnit urI
OF Grant county. Wisconsin Jadgpons OF fofeclos-
and order Of sale. thomas MeDoBaid, Plaintiff,
against William Warwick, Nancy a. Warwick, his
wife and Joseph T. Mills, Defendants.
81 virtue 81 judgment OF foreclosure and OF
sale. rendered aud made In the shove named court 10
the shove entitled cause, bearing date the 9Th dag
OF March, ~ D. 1865, and by direction of the Plaintiffs
ATTORNEY 81 will offer Ter sale and will sell al public aue-
ton TO the highest bidder for 10 hand at the ora
door Of The court house. ia tie village Of Lancaster
Grant County, Wisconsin, on the 18th dag OF June
A. D. 1868, al tne hour o. 10 O'Clock the
saiq day, ali OF the following described real estate
wit; The south hall vi the southwest quarter sees
ton No. twenty three 23) aud the quar-
tel u the north west quarter of section No
six f@e)a IN township NO. five (51, north OF Range
GIVE 3l vest saving ana excepting tAerefrom the paT-
ce Of land out Of the southeast quarter OF SOUTH
quarter 81 said sect tweaiy three lying the south
east OF said quarter quarter et0n, thence
ming diagoualy through the same t. the northwest
corner OF the same quarter quarter section towit the
land conveyed By James buchanan to james Yesper,
BY deed dated 10th September, ls5lai OF said lands
situated i ing and being IA Grant Couety, Wisconsin
said sale viii 0e made satisfy the Judgment in this
action amounting 10 the sum OF four hundred aud for
tYeight and l4-l00ths do LARS (s445l4) damages, aud
thirty and 65109ths dollar t39.G5 costs, togef-
er with interest and costs aeeming.--Dated Sheriff.
Office, Lancaster. March 9th, 1863 4i-m3
BARBER lowhY, N. G00DEN0uGH,
PiautlFs Attys Shelid G. o., Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
ESFATE or BOYD.

State Or Wisconsin, County ofGrant-ss. Grant Coun-
t. Court. Ia Probate. May Term, 1868. Present,
VIM. Mcdonnell, Judge. In the matter Of the guar
diAnsip ol Robert v Boyd, Mary D. Boyd, arthur
heirs ofsobelt Boyd deceased
GA reading and ding the petition ofDayid L. Foust,
the gefeA guardian representing TO said court that
cessary sell the real Of said FOR the
purpose of paying debts due against said minors, and
Tor their support aad edneatson
TheYeupan il is ordered that the matter Of said petit
tiou be heard before he Judge o this court at the
Courthouse IN Lancaster sad county Monday the
10Th cay dune, A. d., 1863 ut one O'Clock il the
afternoon OF sad day. Ordered further. that notice
thereof bs given 10 all persons interested said estate
by publishing this order Tor four 10 weeks snccessiHl-
III prior to said day Of hearing the Graut County
Herald weekly newspaper published at Lancaster
said county, Dated May 4th, 1903 47w4
WA. Mc6ONIGAIs, Go. Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16

re- The Boston 4doertiser, under the
head Of Fidelity to the Constitution"
saws "ail true lovers Of the country will be
rjoiced at the announcement we are able
to make to-day, that, BY the joint action Of
the nation and state governments, more
than three hundred fugitive slaves were
on Friday returned from this city to South
Carolina" They went, it may not be
amiss to add, 10 the United States Uniform.
Democratic papers, sngularly enough, fail
ed to make the special mention Of this ex-
hibition Of fidelity to the law which its
importance seem to justify.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
. sTATE OF ALENANDER.

Couaty Court Grant County, State of Wisconsin. In
Probate. june rm 1863 VIM. Ac6onigai ~ BE-
Ia the natter the estate Of Gotham Alexander, de-
ceased.
on this day came Dexter Ward, Esq, one Of the al
minis of tine estate Of said deceased, aud on bis
motion, is orderef bat proof OF ali CLAIMS and de-
nlaaes Of al peasons against the estate Of said
deceased and proofs OF all claims and demand
IN Offset thereto be heard before the Judge Of
this court al Tie house Ia Lancaster said
Il CA The ii Mondays Of August amt December, ID.
1853 On teiose which latter day az creditors Of
said decreased required 70 present tbef claims 10
said Judge for adjustment and allowance and six
months from and after tie dale hereof belng allowed
and limited for suea presentation and allowance, or
dered further Tint uotce thereof b. given 10 u saeh
creditors and ali Others interested said estate BY
publishing copy OF this order Tor four weeks sue
cessTely the tiiaat County Herald, weekly news
paper pFinfta and published Lancaster IN said
Is and also by posting like copies ia four public
places said county Commencing within twenty aay
tom the GATE hereof
WM. MeGONIGAL County Judge
n. 4 y !. q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-16
w DOL! WOOLM
ALL READY TOR THE sGAsoNn
Carding, spinning, D!elng, " eaving, Falling
Pressing and Dressing Cloth.

The subscriber at the old place or the Block House
Branch erossngof th Gaena road mics from Platte
vile, having elaire renewed and added 10 their ma
ehiaefy, ready FOR all tn work that may offer,
and confidently appeal 10 their past work. the best
promise Of the future We can now weave blankets
full width of feet cloth, double width II desired.
Il is desirable you should bring your wool 70 the
MILL but If you prefer leave it With MesrsG
HexteI 4 Co, in Plat.eyitie,
We make FIRST quality sticking yarn, and ain TO do
all their first rate, and if you hring 1lsaa wool
you may expect 10 have year work we'll done Be suFe
and not grease your wool before bringing il to mill
We dont depend wofdy advertisements, and large
promises but JUST ask your neighbols that deal With
as whether we do such work will pass inspection,
THOMAS CALN ERP.
ABE4. CALDWELL.
PlattevilIe, Nav 10, 1853 4s VT.