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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
Anecaote Of wellington.

A little work entitled GOOD things for
Railway Readers" just published 10 Lon
don, contains, among thousand other an
ecdofes, the following in reference to the
Duke of Wellington:
"Caraw, the sculptor. told Hayden the
following story Of the Duke Of Wellington :
The Duke was at the MarcLioness Of Down
shire's, and the ladies plagued him for some
stories he declared all his stories were in
print. At last he said, "Well, III tell
you Que that has not been printed In the
middle of the battle Of Waterloo he saw a
man in plain clothes riding about on cob
in the thickest fire. During temporary
Iul the Duke becxoned him, and he rode
over. He asked him who he was and
what business he had there. He replied
he was an Englshman, accidentally at
Brussels; that he had never seen fight
and wanted to see one The Duke told
him lie was in imminent danger of his life
be said, "Not more than your Grace,
and they parted. But every now and Their
the Duke saw the Goldman riding about ID
the smoke, and at least having obody to
send to regiment, he again beckoned to
this li,tle fellow and told him TO 90 up to
that regiment and order them TO charge
giving him some mark Of althorityt he Col
onel would recognize. Away he galloped,
and in few minutes the Duke saw his or
der obeyed. The Duke asked him for
his card, and found in the evening, when
the card fell out of his sash, that he lived
at Birmingham and was button maker
When at Birmingham the Duke inquired
Of the firm, and found he was their traveller,
and then 10 Ireland When he returned,
at the Dukes request. he called on him in
London. The Duke was happy to see him
and said he had vacancy 10 the Mint at
$500 year, where accountants were wan
ted. The little Goldman said it would be
exactly the thing. and the Duke installed
him-much to his Graced's honor"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
Z Pennsylvania c0pperheaa.

Tie Hon. George w. Woodward, Cop.
perhesd candidate for Governor Of Pen
sylvania, while member of the Constltu-
tiona Convention in 1897, while the clause
relating to the qualifications Of electors WAS
under discussion, proposed an amendment
to the Constitution ito prevent any foreign
who may arrive in this State after the 4th
OF July, ls4l, from acquiring the right to
vote or To hold office in this commonwealth
A record Of this NAV be found in vol. 5 of
the official report Of the Convention, pages
446-47. Judge Woodward gave the fol-
loving reasons for his proposition:
at is my honest opinion that we do but
squanuer those privileges in comforting them
upon every individual who chooses TO come
anu tske them.
"Yby should we open these great polt-
icai privileges to every species If character
that may light on our shoress They fore
igners, have no sympathy in common with
us; they have no qualifications TO render
them fit recipients OF these high political
privileges.
al believe that, if the time has not yet
come, it will speedily come, when it will
indispensably necessary either for this body
or some other body Of thisARs.te, or Of the
United States to inquire whether it is not
right 10 put some plan in execution by
which foreigners should be prevented from
controlling our elections and browbealing
American citizens at the polls"
debates of Convention, vol. 5, PIP. 446.
Yet this man, as the representative Of the
Democratcparty, expecs to receive the tor
eigu vote Of Pennsylvania.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

corporate interests favorablv 10 themselves,
aud i therefore met onr entire condemna.
tion and we call us,on our members to
make all proper exertion to secure the pas
sage OF law, which shall make the tender
Of free passes over any railroad 10 The
state by any agent TO, or the acceptance OF
any such pass by any Legislative, Judicial
or executive officer Of tn state. grave
misdemeanor punishable by the seyerest
penalties.
Convention adjourned.
]. II. RoUSTREE, Pres't.
l.. G. ARMSTRONG. Sec'y,
EDwD POLLOCK, Asst Sec'y.
Lancaster, September 3oth, 1853.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

The SlLLY AND IMPRAcTlBLE CoPpER
HEADs.-The The New York Herald thUs
accounts for the defeat Of the democracy IN
Maine:
"They viii owe ibeir 4sisfortnne to the
same faction which Iqoke ihem down in
New Hampshire and Rhode Island last
spriog-"llle silly aud impracIicalae copper
heads Bon Bradbury, the democratic eau
didate for Governor. was set up, not only
as copperhead Of the peace pattern o. Sey-
mour, of Connecticut: but as model states
man, who. If elected Goye4EoS would fol-
low in the footsteps Of Seymour, Of New
York. II viii lie wonderful indeed, Il sad
SIel with these two Seymours, Bradbury
has moi been completely distapced y the
race"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
GEN. CAss ON rHE VAR

GEN. CAss ON THE WAP.--Gen. Cgss
at Detroit. April q, 1861:
"There is but one path for every true
man to trsyeb and that is broad and plain.
It will conduct Us. not, indeed, without
trials and suferinga to peace and TO the
restoration Of tue Union. He who is not
for his country, is against her. There IL
no neutral position to be occupied IL 10
tbs duty Of all zealousy TO support the
Government in IFS efforts to bring this un-
happy civil war 10 speedy and satisfactory
conclusion. by the restoration, 10 fEs intcg-
rity, Of that great charter Of freedom be-
queathed to US by Washington and his
compatriots."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

WELL ANSWER The Nashville In
ion, replying 70 contemptuous remark Of
a capperhead tbat "Sambo il getting to be
Of great importance 10 these latter days."
says:
1.-The negro has been Of great Importance
for more than generation. Ele hrs enahl-
ed few aristocrots to rule the nation. He
has given the cotton States All their impor-
lance, He has caused Que foreign and one
civil war already, and has become at last
"the chief corner stone Of the confederacy.
Who will deny "Sambo's importauces"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
Letter nom Capt. Tarquharson.

Helena, Ark. Sept. IA 1868.
Mr.. ER:-Just one year ago to-day
the 18th Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers
Was mustered into the service ofthe United
States by Major r. S. Smith, at La Crosse.
Wis, to serve three years or during the war,
unless sooner discharged; since that time
Company &C" has lost by death from dis
ease. and by dischage for disability. twenty
five men, just one quarter Of the number
present at the date Of muster. | give be-
low the names Of those discharged and
place. also the name. place and date Of those
who have died.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
of Grant County Union Convention

Proceedings Of Grant County Union Convention.
Convention met pursuant to notice at
IL o'clock, M, in the Court House. Lam
caster, and was called to order 10y j. G.
Cover. On motion Maj. J. H. Rountree
was elected President of Convention and
Dir. L. G. Armstrong, Secretary.
On motion a committee of FIVE, consist
ing of one from each assembly district,
was appointed to report upon credentials.
Chair appointed j w. Rewey, A. A.
Bennett, H. Robbins, s. E. Lewis, and
w. w. Field.
Convention adjourned to meet 10 one
hour.
AT one o'clock convention reassembled.
Upor representation that the duties of the
Secretary were onerous, and that it was
desired to have full report of proceed
ings for publication, it was moved that
Edward Pollock be appointed assistant
Secretary. Motion Carried.
Mr.. Rewey from committee on creden-
tials reported the following named persons
as being entitled to seats in convention:
PoTosI--H L Massey, p Hoyt, George
James, T B Uren, Geo Walker, II "
Wright, Wm elise, z Griffith, S E Lewis,
q w Hampton, Vim Gibson.
MUscoDA--C w Wright, ] Winters.
WfNavILLE-W o Thomas, w Castor,
Tho's Lai d.
BoscoBEL--L Wooley, G W Linn
booker, G X Dean, L r Train.
MrLLvILLE-R G Humphrey. II Glib
bons, " A Gilliard, Sewel Nye.
MARIoN--C M Francisco, N B Moody
PLATTEvILLE H G Stiles, N H Virgin
James Kelly, H Rountree, B F Wyne
G R Laugbton, w E Garter, H Robbins,
G X Shaw, | Hodges, L s Loomis.
PATcH GRovE--Geo Ballantine, VIM
Lewis, James Paul, Geo Pike.
FENNIMoRE--L G Armstrong, III Z
CLARK, w w Field.
BLUE RIvER-Geo Cuts.
CAssvILLE-L MOakey, VIM Mozart
ney. H H Ray, Henry Burgess.
LAHcAsTER-J G Cover, d H Patchen
] Z Dodge. j 7 MiIls,E Pollock, s Wells
Tho's Mcdonald.
LIpERrY--D R Shaw, A Richey.
WATERLoo-- Geo Horton, ] B Mer
riil.
GLEN HAvES-A A Bennett. Luthe
Basford, J H Gordon, VIM Curtis.
LITTLE GRANT-C Underwood, W +
Prideaux.
| HAZEL GREEH-J Crawford, S Light
cap, Aug Tyler. G II Nye,J n Atwood
T P Richards, Fl Hirst, II Mitchell, S
Hitchcock, Fred Scott.
i SMELsEa-H B Wood, ] NJ Smelser, 4
Gilmore, VIM Brandon, John Eplett.
TAFroN--J G Lander, Cyrus Sargent
James G Trainor, Albert Francis,
HARRIsoE-R S Bushnell, w W Lik
ems, w w Robe.
PARIs-John Nillhouse, Taos Lang
bottom.
ELLENBoRo-Ssm Barstow. Abrai
LiIey, Chas Beckwith-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

ENOUGH TO CONDEMN ANY WATERING
Place AT Dieppe. in France, famous
bathing place, there is police established,
whose duty is to rescue persons from dam
per. The following notice was recently is
sued to them 1.-The bathing police are re.
queste,l, when lady is in danger ofdrrwn-
ing. to seize her by the dress and not By the
hair, which oftentimes remains 10 their
grasp. New foundIand dogs will alsy gov
ern themselves accordinglyp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

Gzs~ A seven We old boy, lately heard
to use some profauo language, on being re.
proved BY bis parents, and directed to ask
liod's forgiveness retired to his room aud
was overheard to say, 20 God! | am very
sorry | said that naughty word, and |
wont say so any more: but please hurry
and make me grow up to be man, and
then can swear as much as | want 10, ike
pa, and nobody will notice it."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
rz-The frost 81 lhe lsth and lath. !,

HThe frost of the 18th and 10th, in
Johnson and other counties in Southern
ILL.,, completely destroyed what was left, in
that region. of the tobacco and cotton crops.
After the frost of the goth of August, it is
particularly hard on that part Of the State,
as tobacco was almost the only article which
they sold for money. Many soldiers wives
also had cultivated lase plats for the sup
port Of their families.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
ay-Tbe Dublin Tinted freshman sa,

EYThe Dublin United Irishmon says:
"Irish resistance to the draft N this country
might tend to the prolongation Of The war
or the destruction Of the Union, but most
unquestiouably to the complete annihilation
of Irish inhuelce in America, and an end
of al hope for the freedom Of the father.
land in our generation. Let them stand 70
the last by The flag that has been borne
alongside their own in battle, and under
whose folds alone they can find freedom
and protection"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

TIE MAINE ELECTION The Portland
Advertiser copperhead sheet, has discov-
cred the reason why its party was defeated
10 Maine. Ii was because ''patriotic msu
had the idea that vote in condemnation
of the Administ alton would be a vote Of
encouragement to the rebels" and that il
would be hetterto overlook even its mistakes
than to do anything calculated to weaken
or embarrass il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
ger "A gray haired rebel sinner lately re-.

EE-A gray haired rebel sinner lately re-,
turned TO Memphis after an absence Of two
years, and thus summed up his grievances.
NV farm has been pillaged my cotton has
been burned; my slaves have escaped three
of my boys have died, and my old woman
ham. hae fine tooth comb for more
than two years. Was there ever sorrow
like his /?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

EE Rebel editors are down on Toombs
because he exposed the worthless Of their
currency. The Lynchhnrg Republican
says II is pity he 81 others v u not learn
that il not always jldicious to publish all
they know, and thit truth is sometimes
moIe injurious than falsehood.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
cEThe author Of q paper lately read

nEThe author Of a paper lately read
before scientific association in England,
calculates thai the yield Of gold from Cal
ifonla and Australia, during the next ten
Years, will amount to e200,000,00o, and
that not more than 100000, 900 car be
absorbed in Europe without depreciation
IN its value He advises persons with fixed
incomes to take precautions for avoiding
disastrous effects.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

EE Miss Antonio Ford, who betrayed
Gen. Stougb,on, Of Vermont, into the
bands Of the rebels, last spring, in Virginia
has been arrested within our lines, and
brought to prison in Washington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

IMPORTATION OF SHEEP.-Over 100000
head Of sheep have passed through Chica-
90 since the first Of June, on their way to
Tie southern and western part of this State
and Iowa. A large majority Of them are
from Ohio and westernpart Of Pennsylya-
MA. It is well established fact that sheep
brought from the East to the prairies of
Illinois and Southern Wis, and we presume
il Iowa aISo--increase materially 10 size or,
rather, their progeny exhibit this evidence
Of the benefits derived from the change Of
climate and feed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
aEFiye and 4 half millions Of dollar!

have already been received as Communication
under the enrolment act. This sum. and
all moneys hereafter to be realized from this
source. are TO be EXPENDED in boan4Ies ioF
recruits
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

Gg- From the 10th to the goth of Oct
is the most suitable time for moving trees
ID the fall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
$40 REwARD!

A"FosT hARsHAI's OFFfcE, So DIsr WIS.,
Ala ffairie du CHEN, August "a, 1855.
a. and all reasonable expenses Incurred viii
~ 80 e am person for tue apprehension and daliv-
- me United States, service.
PA s uI&lasd and failing TO report are deseRteIa,
es snensy viii be paid bs fhs nearest u s. Disbur
'sSelEng the aeeerter. - 'Hs a''t0As -''''.--'
SSf 81 tue Provost Maaha General
~ JOHN @. CLARK,
aAnxnc Provost MagrAal, 81 DIST. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

CaARAcrER. The only personal prot'-
erty which everybody looks after YOU.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

EF What is the difference between u
copperhead and a rebel ramG One goes
for the Union with an '';f," the other goes
a.. oinst the Union with a .'6ut."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

A LARGE PILE.-The Shulsburg Local
says that Mr.. R. H. Ch mpion, Of New
Diggings. Lafayette county, Wisconsin sold
recently, the large quantity Of 100000
lbs more ready for sale. His mines are
welding at the rate Of 10000 lbs per day,
with no apparent decrease. Mr.. Champion
deserves this rich reward for bis indomita-
bic perseverance in running level through
the hills to drain his diggings at an expense
which we'll nigh exhausted bis means.
Having succeeded in drawing off the water.
all the treasure which he is now taking out
became accessible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

re- What would a world be without wo~
manG A perfect blank---like sheet Of pa
per, not even ruled
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

DENTAL NOTICE!
Right TO Use the Patent Vulcanite India
Rubber Plates for Teeth!
Take Notice that the subscriber has purchased the
Patent Ri9htto use Lancaster for persons reslulng
an any part Of Grant county or elsewhere, the
PATENT VuLCANlTE OR INDIA RUBBER PLATES
a, Aytscal Taeth MINER and lower SETS aud for all
Dental purposes Right granted the Ssh Of Feby 1868
0mcs at his dwelling in Lancaster Charges TOT
work reasonable. H.. Il. III DE,
TancsSisr lima lat 1879 Resident Dentist.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

EE-John Morgan will be held for ex-
charge for Gen Neal Dow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

EE Wealth does not always improve us.
A man as he gets to be worth more, may
DecBms worth less
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
DENTISTRY.
ASST OF TEETH FOR THIRTY DoLLARs'

ASST OF TEETH FOR THIRTY DOLLARS!
NV. H. DeGenbacher win positively visa Lancas,
,,.r two months per year: the months OF March anu
0",nhsr ONCE over A. n A. Burr's store. En-
,rsncs on esst slds. Room formerly occupied oy Dr.
Thompson. ,.p.1a c;l.o. 10
9AssySd Teeth HIed In crown with Gold and Tin foil
Hsan ttiings with Gold only. All Rubber wo warran-
tsS 10 be full! a. durable Gold. PERSONS from uis
lance wanting sets will find tt TO their interest 70 cS
early a. possible in the month.
NEW H. DeGehbachef Ia the only DENTIST IN
mis- part oi the State licensed to work ne marc rubber
work Psraons are liable 10 be prosecuted II obtaining
bs rubber work any not having license, ~ we'll as
ths Dentist, Of Goodyear Co.'S Patent
T,vainy Dentists cannot get the right at any price
,iI3s.tf WIN. H. DEPENDENCIES. Dentist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

EE- Rebel prisoners say that their army
call the battle Of Gettysburg .Lee's Slaagh
ter Pen"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
DISCHARGED.

Joel Bresee, of Lancaster, discharged al
Madison, Wis, Jan. 10th, 1863, by order
of Col. Nj. Montgomery.
Theodore T. Hart, of MillviIle, discharg-
ed April oath, 1863, at Madison, Wiscon-
sin.
James Cole, of Cassyille, discharged al
Madison, Wis, April oath, 1868.
Joseph Barrow, Of Cassyille, discharged
AT Mound City Hospital, ILL.,, May 29th,
1863, by order of Gen. Buford.
John Woostenholm, OF Lancaster, dis
charged at Mound City Hospital, ILL.,, May
18th, 1868, by orderof Gen. Buford.
Jacob j. Trnax, of Cassyile, discharged
at Snyder's Bluff. Miss, July l4th, 1663,by
order OF Gen. Washburne
Warren K. Craig, OF Cassyille, discharged
at Mound City, Ill, July Goth, 1863, by
order of Gen. Bufofd.
Corp'l Oh. Baxter, discharged at Mound
City, III. Aug. ED, by order of Gen. Blu
ford.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
Tota, discharge and died

The Company now aggregates linc'udlng
Thomas Tucker and Quincy Twining who
were enlisted INTO the Company at Madison
in January last) ~.
There are several others who have been
sent TO their homes and to Northern Hos
pitfalls, who will probably be mustered out,
that will make the aggregate still less.
This is about an average loss of the elf
ferent Companies in the Regiment. Com
pany .F' has lost more than any other
Company in the Regiment. there being on
" "a men, am told, left in the Company,
which is now without a commissioned
officer and is commanded by Corporal,
and has three men fer Guty.
Company &c" reports only % men at
present, the balance of the company have
been sent to Memphis, Palucah aud St.
Louis. / understand that another boat
load will be sent North in few days.
believe that those sent to Memphis are
being furloughed for 80 days as fast as
they get able 10 travel--this is a good plan
and should have been adopted a long time
ago. Hoping they s.iii all get fnrloughs
and 90 home for It is my opinion that five
days on GrantCounty spring water IS bette'
and will do man more good than all the
doctors and medicine that can pc had in
the state Of Mississippi.
am respectfully yours,
II. d. FARQuHARsoN.
P. ST. shall g. to Memphis and Pa
ducah some day next week to sec the boys
and how they ara relAinr akAno.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06

Il. u. 7 AkQUHARSON.
P. 6&-I shall 90 to Memphis and Pa
ducah some day next week to sec the boys
and how they are getting aleag.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-10-06
DEATHS.

David Flaherty, Of Cassville died at
Sank Center, Minnesota, December 9Th,
Charles julius, of Lancaster. died al
Snyder's Bluff, Miss, July 1st, 1868.
Lorenzo Latham. of 49,, died at Lake
Providence, Louisiana, August lst, 1868
DAME! f. Pierce, of Lancaster, died al
Vicksburg on board stermer Emerald, Aug
9th, 1868.
VIM. E. Craig, of Cassville. died on
steamer T. j. PoniR, August 9th 1868.
buried at White River Station, Arkan-
sas.
Marshal B. Bishop, Of Melville, died
at Vicksburg, Aug, 18th, 1868, on ffoating
Hospital Nashville,
Henry Greebe. Of Lancaster, died at
Vicksburg, Aug. 18th, 1868, on floating
Hospital Nashville.
John Knight, 4th Serg't, of Cassville.
died on Hosital Steamer R. G. Wood,
August 14th, 1s6s--buried at Helena,
Ark.
Quincy Twinning. of Hurricane, died on
Hospital Steamer II. G. Wood, August
l4th IS63-supposed 10 De puflec al
Helena Ark.
VIM. Kretzer, of Lancaster, died at Pa
ducah, KY, in Hospital, August 18th,
1863.
RueI Ever, Of Cassvile, died in Regi-
mental Hospital at Helena Ark, Aug. 10Th
1868.
John Wellstrump, Of Lancaster, died il
Hospital at Memphis, Tenn, Avg. 10Th
1868.
VIM. Henderson, of Glen Haven, Died
in Regimental Hospital At Helena, Ark,
August Goth, 1868.
YIN. Arnold. Of Cassviile, died in Reg
mental Hospital, Aug. 25tS, 1868.
Lucien Parce, of Liberty. died IN Hospi
tai at Memphis, Tenn, Ang. 9th, 1868
John H. Daugherty, Of Lancaster. dice
in Hospital at Memphis. Sept. I'd. 1858.
John Mauer, of Liberty, died IN Hos.
pital at Memphis--date not known.
Total, discharged 8
Tot,l diad If disease
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-16
Explanations Regarding the Draft. IMPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM THE WAR DEPART.
 MENT.


 WASHINGTON. Monday, July Is. The following circular was issued to-day:
 WAR DEPARTMENT,
 PRovosr-MARsHAL GENERAL's OFFICE,
 WASHINGTON, D. G., July 12, 1863. CIRCULAR No. 4.-To answer the inuuiries made to this office, it is announced
 Hrst-Any drafted person paying $500, un- der section thirteen of the Enrolment Act, is thereby exempt from further liability under that draft, but not for any subsequent draft. Sscond-Any drafted person furnishing an acceptable substitute is exempt from military service for the period for which said substitute is mustered into the service
 Thrd-Substitutes once mustered into the service, cannot be drafted while in the service. Fourth-A drafted man cannot pay commu. tation money or present substitute after he has reported himself to the Board of Enroll. ment for examination.
 FIth-Men who on the 3d of March, 1863. were in the military service of the United States, as substitutes under the draft of 1863 and whose terms of teryice have since expired are not liable to the present draft, but the per sons for whom they were substituted are fla ble to draft, the same as though they had not been drafted and furnished substitutes under the draft of last year.
 Si1th-In serving the notice as required by circular No Az from this office, reasonable time to report shall in each ease be granted by the Board of Enrolment, to men in tho State service, who have been or may be draft. ed. JAMES B. FRY, Provost Marshal General.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-16
Locust Grove COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

PROSPECT ST., LITCHFlELD, CONN. TH<HIS Institution will be completed and -A opened for the reception of Students, on the First Monday in November next and is designed to give thorough English, Classical and Mathematical Education.
 TERMS.-Board and Tuition per Session of Twenty-Two Weeks, each commencing the 1st Monday in May and November, $1OO payable in advance. Music Modern Languages, Paint ing and Drawing Extra.
 For Day Pupils ie t0wn, s20 per session.
 s' '' '' out of town, 25 C There will be a distinct Department for such Young Ladies, or Day Pupils as wish to pursue the higher Branches of School or Fashionable Education.
 N. B-For the accommation of very few pupils, there will be a Preparatory Half Ses- sicn of II weeks, commencing on Monday July 18th.
 J. D. BERRY. June 29th 1868. 3ts11