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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
S6ertTS 8erfauf.

Der SGsrif Sun es6a gaunty ruirO am Dun.
nsrRas bsn t9tsn NdrJ, I'm ubr Na6mtttaas
am 6auIs BON s oGtpbG .@eubarb. In
aIlsntaun, folssnSss bsf6rirbsns gissmbum IF.
fcntIif gum Ssrtauf fell bistcn
Gin Strib 9anb,
sstsssn In Sat,burs SauuI6p, ttIdsiebeu uno
br8rinSt ric fcLst +: gnfansenD an einrm Cor
nsr uno bann sntlans ednO Ucn Ghas. 6. glars
tin, SdeCb GCtFnsr' Isstbin BON Sac. 9. Sem.
mersr uno an Die tIsine eeGu, ent5aItenb adt
aftr.
@insGcsen unb In GrfCutisn 9snumnlsn ais
has eis,ntbum Der GGsntaun giltubnbn GSsreqs
fGnft unb irirb Ssrtauft BON
8. @. Setter, Stberif.
NSrt a, 1868.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
SSDn Der 8eTesaebuno.

Son Der pennfplpanif3en Gefeboe.
6un9 tonnen mir oiefe @obe nur iueTIia
66erI3ten., .Sbre 3eit miro neiitenS mil
Vocal 9eieben in 4nfpru6 aenommen,
iIno olrnnter tlnofn mir Feline bon befon.
ocrer @Ibtlateit fir unfere 8eaen6.-
an Am leeten Oonnerita9 uertdste (ie ffb,
uir eLner 9lhIdoun9 su einein Seffma6i
nna9 Scranton, in oem neuen @auntp
|s,l@afpanna na1iuPommen. Die Wits
|9Ileocr lpereen erff minoe ftens bis W1onz
Fac ooer 9Itnffa9 pieoer na6 t6arris.
|eur9 jurtid9ePebrt fcin, uno ffb fir bic,
Pc lbre ,,6rip4 aus Dem 9taatsffae bes
Pablen laBen, Of course ! Why not2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
Sefentli0e 0enbu.

Gamita96 ben 2lften Mdrj n66ltens,
I'm u5r NaGmittass. fOnsn ON Saurt Dss I'm.
ttrSsthnetsn tn 9fisOsr. .Wurunsis 3aunl6ip, e,Ga
Sauntp, fulgenns sIrtiftl bffentIt6 psrfauft pst.
ben, ndmli6:
3psi Nabrm, 2 siitr, 3 SGwelnt Elm 3peis
sauls' Bassn, Better unb 8rltlabsn, Nae
9iFJ, 2 9fu5s, cine gs9s 70 gut ols neu, elm
Sarsau. cine Sttt @rotfGmteO @eG&trr, unb
Dttle anbns artifsI ju umfanbIIn ,u mlpen.
Die Ssrinsunsrn On 8srtaufsfuas unO auf.
ipnrtuns BON
., peter &omib, Gen.
NGrS 4. 1868. no3p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
oibti6 fir 6d,ul nirertsren.

|Uibh6 fur 6d,uI EireFtsrCn.
pie GufmcrffamFeit BON 9dul 81.
prem in 6irffm Gauntp, piro auf fol.
pen Nbitbnjtt zines ncurn firl!icb In
|retT jbrcr Dai6tcl paiIirten 8eIeees
NIT. IS iit bie8 2tbfbnitt Is See
f6 Sbut @efree8, pom Is. april
2, lauteno ipie fol0t
aS5 fol- bie Daibt Der Soaro BON
! I'll 0ireftoren in ieocm Sbul : Ot.
t isjn, einCn SabreS 8cridbt iiber
betra3 0G8 cin9Guonmcnpn uno aus:
btncn @elOe5 uno rem u0n Den Sol,
rem Qefhuloetcn Bctraa, nebIt 4u6.
notrfebunn after 5ipanien soppro.
IN oe8 0iiFrift5, in nibt pruiQer ale
9rfbricbenal U0tr 0coruftfn On.
9settsln Iu oerG fenttitben, reld,e an
leid)t fibtbariicn NldBtn i'm Diifrifl
br1dt perbcn follen.
ic SeGlnnfmaDun3 iOGte pom 0r6,
ten Der Sd,ul 8olro untarici6net,
bon oem &efretGr trjfuat peroen'
rini9tn Diltrjften it c6 @cbrau:b,
Sert6t IN elmer @auntD 3cituno ~
en-, UaS nlljrtit0 ebtnio gut, ooel
Gem Swet cNtiprIdt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
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gBirb bisrfsit gsssbrn, Da6 bic rlntrr,eiGnetsn
lls aomlniRratorrn pOn Der 9ntsrlasenl6aft bss
praUrtcnsn 90 artt n 8ttter, Ien., lretbin
uun Sal,tur9 1auuf&ip. gs&a Gaunty, anaellrat
wUrOsn GnO. 9Iae DtsisRtsen prrlCnCn bnbsr,
uslGs nod an tsfa9te 5mtsrla1snfGaft G&utben,
iinO tsrmit aufgdOrptrt tnnGbaIb 6 s4cGsn IN.
3urufcn unO ab3abr3ablen,- SOl6r bic nod
rshtmdbtgs Anfororunsen babsn mSs,n, lInb etrn.
faus eriuGt lUlGe nnsrbalb Der teIaatsn 9eIt
pUsIbrtatist sinjubanbissR. an
Die @rten.
NiGrI 4, 1868. no8w
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

u 8eraebt nitbt bic patriotifbe Rebc
peg orn. Is II { 3u lelen, Die er neulid,
n Der sotaatS' Gefee9ebun9 BON SQinoiS
Febalten, uuo Die unter Der Rubrie Don
,Stimme oe6 8olfs' ouf Ger ee0eniiber
FeDe1oen Seite ob9eoruft ftebt. Gie
|olIte bon Nllen 9elelCn lperoen, uno be.
|onoer5 BON Den n6roIidDcn Seceffioniffen
le ll3 all. Sreunoe Der Union ausecben,
Oer RE lnfamften Gounterfeits ffn6, pie
/ ourtD lene Rebe flar belpiefen miro.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

Der in unierer @eleBoebuna Gin.
|bte SsfeBentpurf 9e8en oas [oots
te Store Sroer SDGtem beItimmt,
|tr Qrbeiter feine 2(nwciIunoen ouf
Store, GleibUiel ob Oerfelbc gi9en.
oe6 Qrbeit9e6er6 ooer eine6 anoern
pes 1T, ol6 3ablun9 on;unebmen
bt. Gr fam feinen pollen 4obn in
|U1rlanaen uno e8 oarf ibm fein 2(6.
III Store Sroer5 (ietOit menn pr
an9enomulen uno gebrlubt BAIT
'pt werO3n. 2lu6troem, lpenn Elm
li9ir SAT- uor @eritbt tommt, fam
Pe oem Arbeitaeber cin anoemefenC
auferlcdep.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
Derbaftuna BON mebrerRn HELe(Ien.
Sd)mugaIPrn uno Spioiien.

Baltimore, 25. Sebr. GoIoneI
S6lep pom 5. Wdrplano 9te9iment, Der
du Doint of 8ods ftationirt III, bat 10
S6mue9Ier 9efaneen eenommen Die uns
terpe8s nab Ribmono rparen nit Dem
GrI6s ibres un9efebliben l6anoeIs, i'm
Sanjen iiber S23, 600 in fiIoIibem @eIo.
Wiereoitb 9iImore BON Saltimore
9duntp, elm Sruoer oe5 Captain 6arrp
9IImcre upn Der Rebellsn Grrare, Der bel
baltimore wdbrene Der SnpaTon Warp,
lambs i'm Ieeten Ssptembsr aIs Spion
perbaftet tpuroe, fpuroe ebenfaus erwif6t
als er pPriu6te nad) bem Sdoen 8u ees
pen. Gr 9ibt ~, oaB er l4'Wonate in
Rebeueneieuft mar. S6merIib tpire er
10 0ut eur6fommen ats fCin 8ruoer DEN
man iptsbsr asben lies.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
Sefentlt6e gSenD1t.

Dienita8s oen l7ten Mdr; ndbltens,
Tim IL uhr @itta8s, fOG am SauIe ess prlCr.
tensn 9epr9e u odef, In RctO. Bheitba(l
Saunfhtp. eedhL GaHntp, Tffmti6 psrtuuft wsr
peIn ndmIIh ..
Cine Sub, SsulsitWu nit Shemsl, @trOb.
bant. SagbI5dt. BITTEN unO 9sttIaSsn ,u
5dldrant. Sifd', SInf, @tiI6iaranF, SiabIs,
Sinis, &cfs unO 5Cl3 Ssfsn nit No6r, tup.
fsrns unD Gilenfsf,I 6ausubr, Sadubr, cine
5llnte, SHIdflsinr, Grumfiae, Geis belm gdr.
rel, 3dtsE uno Stdnnr, Safer, Uaamarunrbee
ren bIm 8aiGrI, 20 garOs CARPET, 3 antbstls
Der SldtinatOn Bride, unb lUnli nOa ourIe
SauS' unb 8iGsn @sratbf6aften, ,u pritlSuf.
tie gu melOfn.
Ole SeOnsanStn am gsrEuufstase unO auf.
ndrtung pom
9enrib RoteeI,
SSobn e: Rodel, 2tOm'Ors.
Dauto 9faff,
OfVruar 20. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
6regrs Ssusr in Isleee. Dbio

3 &c B 0, 25. Sebr. Der 9etreibe
SlsUator Der fuoliben Wibi9an Gifens
tb1bn nit 10000 Sufbsl 8ttreioe uno
1000 Sarrel MebI brannte beute frGb
nlfo'r. Der Serluit miro auf 5000, :
900 9GI6dbt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
SeFentlt0e MnaeiQe.

Sin6rIGt miro ti'rmit sPssbrn, rurG BEN I'm.
ttrseitnettn. oaB psE SAl6ttOf In aIentaun uns
ter rr ASrntiGaft ron g9illtdm 2ed, auFssbeben
wurOCn III, unS bas S&IAtssI6Gft an 9rn. COB.
iirb Ser3Og, UUn Dem namIiGrn glaer, atus
tra9rn pnrps. Nlle 9srlonm bic oaber Die burd
tdaste sI8'nti&aft mir fGalDig srporpen FnO,
Drrpsn bic DaGT In ben 66nofn per 6srrsn
Olarr uHo RuRf fir Ssttlsmsnt itnrVn.
.6enrp 8iQiams.
NlIruiaun, WGr, 1868. no6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
n brc, ecm gbrc 8cbubrt.

4S9..n2l9blm, "a. tcb1uptet Der Sid,
Sn9I9 ! II Fem Yanfee", Ions
I i III 9I1rntano aeboren un6 pom
alien Wlrpidno ytomen. ,.Oae
luoli1H 8Iut flttBt in Icinen 2tcern
: DaF aud RIDt cine einsi9e SpCe,
pen uglnttcn erinncrt. g4ir iino
ll0 mlt lDn bctlnnt uno boben bic
bte ieinsr 9 - -. r.;rrm
Wfllnce erjou.,6 yUttu,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
.Scuer in HuRaIo

8uffalo, 81. 8ebr. 9as 94obn.
haus oeS prsoi9 ers Oonato Srater brann.
tt beute Morotn ob, nobel Mrs. Sroser
uno 3 &inoer in Den SIammen umFds
men.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

lfcr 9lbbir So6n 8. Sole bat inc
lt bteannt gu nlad,,n, oob er Elm
9 ei9net bd6 BON |. Dccember bis
N1rj pic b'ihabe un9laublitbe 3obl
i'm t DuB2DO &tr lt0te un6 an
0Ieit6 ban 2trfan8 8Smabt babe
|6tr 3li Yrcou5iren. SIS ift nur cir
ines "9Riitbinetl, " uno unfer Tad,
blautt nid)t, olB ric8 9sboten mercer
-plr 9Iouben q audi nicbt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
% crb efrntbet.

GIN 2tiisn 6ebrudr, burt Ben gtrp. Ssrrn
.. q. RramIiG, 5err Gsniamin @ensrt, BON
lrtrlntdun, nit 9its eussisa GIiabast, pen g.
lBbttban.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
2InFunf, Ser r1Iannfd,aft ees ,,sattc.

q NJ y Off, 25. Sebr. Der DGm.
pier Stdr Of tbe Soutb BON Scp l8eif
bar Ole SfflJiere uno Semannune, lO2
MANN oes Odmpfsrs Oatteras mitge.
orabt, Der bel 9aIpelfon bon Der ,,2llas
bama" in ben @runo 9ebobrt muroe.
OSer 9e9enpdrti9e @onereb fullest
NIT cem 4. Ntdrj feline Sieunsen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
g rfsipsn9sn3 nit oeu ConfSesrlrte,


8sirs 0&ufer beS GonareiIee babeu
.ets SiQ gpt 8erbinterung pes, fsbrift:
liben 8erfebr5 mir ten Gonf6eerirter
9n9encmmru. Sie teitumt, ba6 ieoel
Str1er clr Ser. ct. In Snscber Ius.
lance, melber cbme grIaubni6 Der Bun.
ossrt9ieruna, IN tgr 2lbiibt, beren Was
re9eln bu bintertreiban, oireften ODER in.
olresten SriefIpe3fel ooer 8erfebr nit
Der cOnfooerirten 8e9ierun9 ooer elmer
init oerfeIben i'm ginfIanse banDelnben
uno fGblenben perfon erofnet, oosr bcr
oabti mlt 9fatb ooer 8 bat Bur Sanb 9ebt,
etnes 9roben 8crbrebens fib Gbuloi6
ma6t, bas i'm lteberfdbrunasfoQs nil
elmer 8elobu6a pcn b6bifenS $40 OOO
nno elmer Sreibeitsfrafe bon s 9Ronoten
bis gu 6 Sabren Ju bei1rafen 1T. Dem
Oellquenten 1T uDn Dem 3eribt, inner.
Dalb oeiien 8eribtsbarfeit Die Settnabme
erfoI9te, Der Projes Ju moden.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
Hinbcimi(cI3p Eepenue

O16 librti0e Ifefemcnt fir 9ei,pns
Z uno Sorria9e6 in Gcba Guuntp belGuft
Y 5u SI5,039 so
Oar fir Den September Wonot ouf
F6rliirte 2lrtieel unO @etr6nee 1889 Is
G,HaF pen Sttooer 2442 70
;, gLooember 2I09 SO
- > Seeember 1884 So
- "S2nuot 3345 SO
Ole cbi9e Steuern imo beinobe in bon
|lbejoRlt, ou60enonmen vOn eini9en Der
|Fuor-Scredufer i'm &leinen, bic 8af.
rtbe oter ncbmen jbrer seiycnfe5 obnC
Ilrren auf.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
Sefentli6e S5enbu.

N%SNSsTN 'NAbt~
Mittpobs oen 25fen Mdr; nd6(tens
UNI IL llbr @ittusS. loasn am 8Gll6auls pte
unteriarstsncn, in StatinstCu, efGa @duntp
fUls'nee tswssIias Sitter Sifsntlia psrtauft psr.
ben, nGmIt9:
Gin SCrtrsftliGer @uy Gamllsnsaul psl&r
in tprnissr als 4 Winutsn feline @sile trUttrn
fam, cine idbrisr MCrsan. @Gbrt psltts man
Mot ,f'bIipannen unb gut srbsn Fam, Cin autrr
2'9dueTa8en NIT Scbp, cine 6tdcrp Sulfsv,
Gin ecppeItsr StIttm NIT 9Ubp, 5suleitern nit
S@'mrl, 2 ganfss 9fsrpessI6irrr, elm gB6aelac
iGtrr, 2 DtiidennfBs, elm Strap s6fiIsn, z BET.
ten uno 8sttlabrn. Elm garlubSn. Sfsn, Darlpr.
Sfsn, StlGr, Gin bale Dubenb 8ar,imnsr.
StiibI' uno annss Stible, Slrnnsr anp GdItr
SstOsr'GbiB, unb IOnR nod alIsrlri @aabaus .unb
ausFn'@sratbi&aftsu su umtdnpIi9 olIss anau
fabrsn.
DIE SetinSunssn nm gsrfaufstaar unb gIuG
wartuRS Don
Dennis Sunfdsr
Gstruar 25, 1868. na3p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
1892 40

1892 40
@Sjr bic llrtrrfatirtrnsH, ols COMMITTEE CT.
zannt, um bic 8sAnuns BON ". IS. 9entn.
aer, Shdemsiltr Der 9s&l 9aunty Ndtrtaus
@sislihaft ;u auOitsn. bsridrn bag mir bic be.
fdste 8eGnun9 9rnau untsr1uat unD eielclbe ole
rtttts sefunbsu tabeu, uno fiaOn In ben 6dn.
bsa ts5 ShaBmsiiiers cine 9.Ian, ron ,pd tun.
fsrt uno spst uno 3pansiB 3baIsr unp Spri unp
pirSis @snts.
gs3'uAtS nit unitrn llntrrl6rIitsR tirltn %.
6Ctrudr u. D. 1868.
Gbartes 8e6,
8. 9. pearfon,
.. s. @artin.
@ars 4, 1863, rs3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
2e6n SanntD Yatriot.
Nuentaun, pa., Nidra 4 1893.

i. ), Sspsn6,,,b ] oerauss,csr umo Gissuttamsr.
ater. miller, 5sbarBsGbitcr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04

nuna nit Der es&I Gauntp Qdsrtau @rIea.
iGaft, DSn 6rtFuar 4, 1862 tts Sesruar 3.
1868.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-03-04
Sefentli6e 9Sen6u.

@dr, q. 1863.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-10
In Memory Of 1t. Col. Mckee.

Of Free and accepted Maasseons adoptt co rsb.
7. 1868.
WHEREAS, our Iameuted brother 1t.
Col. DAVID MCKEE has fallen in the bat
tle OF Muffreosboro on the 31st Dec. 1862
while nobIy defending the flag Of our coun-
try from the insults of our maddeped and
relentless foes, thereby setting an example
of self sacrifice and devotion to bis coun-
try aboyethe strong ties Of family, rela-
tons ahdfiiends, worthy Of imitation y
all, especially by the Fraternity Of which
he was a esteemed and useful member.
Therefore
Resolwd, lst That the cause 10 which
our hrotEar sacrificed his life is just. that
we will eve remember "Murfreesboro" and
the sacrif5e there made with profound sor-
row.
/ ) Resozssd. I'd That in the death of broth
er McKEat the country has lost true pat
riot and Slider, the community a valued
citizen. biz widow a faithful and devoted
husband and the Fraternity beloved
brother
Resolvsa Sd That we tender the wild
ow of our deceased brother our warmest
sympathies h her bereavement.
Res0loed4th That in token of respect
for our WORTHY brother this Lodge be dress
ed in mourning and the members wear the
usual badge Of mourning for the period Of
thirty days.
RESOLVED, 18th That the resolutions be
published inIthe Grant County Herald
and Witnessiand copy be presented to
the widow ofour deceased worthy broth
er.-By orderof the Lodge.
J. II. HYDE, Master.
JNo. p. LEWIS, Sec'y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-10
Release Il NJ. Bsilssu- III csnfcas his irsa'sn-


It will be remembered that Gen. schenk
ordered the arrest Of Boileau, tho editor Of
a Philadelphia paper, d demOcrstic paper
for writing AID printing reasonable SEN
timen IS ia his paper. The article which
caused his arrest, copied the message Of
jeff. Davis, approved it in all respects and
indorsed the rebel order to not exchange
our union officers but deliver them to the
confederate STATE authorities to be hung ac-
cording to rebel laws. The arrest caused
great commotion on the democratic sIue
ofthe Pennsylvania legislature the MEM
bers claiming that said Boileau was mar
tyr TO democratic principles.
In order to get out Of Ft. McHenry this
Boileau signed the following paper, admit
ting bis own treason and promising to sin
no more. The democratic papers now
condemn Boileau for signing the paper
and thereby renouncing democratic senti-
menls:
HEADoy ARTERs MIDDLE Dept 9Th ARMY CORPS,
Baltimore Md, Feb. LIST.
/, Albert d. BoiIeau, citizen Of Phila-
depbia, editor and publisher Of the Phila-
dephia Evening Journal, now confined
in Fort MclIenry for the publication of an
editorial article under the title of "Davis'
Message" in hat newspaper of January
goth, 1863, and for the publication of 9TH
or articles ola like dangerous character
tending to the support and encouragement
of the rebellion against the Government OF
the United States, do hereby freely and
voluntarily express my regret for the pub
LEGATION Of that article, or any other article
of like tendency or character, and do disi
tinctly disavow such article or articles being
published with my proper authority OF
knowledge; and declare that such publ
cation has been made by other persons,
agents, or employees, without my sanction
aud intention.
And | do hereby give to Major General
Robert G. Schenck, commanding the mid
die department and Eighth Army Cops
by whose ORDER in behalf of the Govern
ment have been arrested, my sacred par
ole Of honor, that, upon being discharged
fom my present imprisonment and The
Suspension of my newspaper being remov
ed, will not write, print, or publish any
article having such a dangerous character
For tending to the support and encourage
ment of the rebellion, but will demean my
self as a true aud loyal citizen Of the Uni
ted States, intending only TO support tn
Government, the Constitution, and th'
Union, as faithful citizen should.
And it is to be further understood tina
these declarations and pledges are made a
we'll to relate to matters hereafter to %
published in the weekly newspaper callec
the Democratic Leader, made up from tn
Phlladep hia Epening Journal itself, am
to any other newspaper that may be pub
lished or controlled by me.
! Given at Baltimore, this the 1st day Q
February, 1868.
ALBERT d. BoILEAU.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-10
Bresasdss Fired from the Army 1t northern Rebels


The soldiers Of Illinois, on hearing Of
the acts Of the democratic Legislature Of
that State, were indignant beyond meas
ure. The democratic officers took the mat
ter in hand, called meeting of officers at
Corrinth, and here are some Of their rsso-
tons:
WHEREAS, Our Government is now en-
gagged in struggle for the perpetuation of
every right dear to us as American citizens.
aud requires the united efforts of all good,
true and loyal men in its behalf; and
WHEREAS, we have beheld with feelings
OF sadness and deep regret, the Lll.sr par
tisan spirit that is becoming dangerously
ylndictiye and malicious in our State, the
tendency Of which is 10 paralyze and frus-
trate The plans Of the Federal and State au-
thorities 10 their efforts to suppress this IN
famous rebellion; therefore,
RESOLVED, That we have watched the
trail orous conduct of those members Of the
Legislature of the State of Illinois, who
misrepresent their constituency, have beer
proposing a cessation of the war, ayowedly
to arrange terms of peace, but really to give
time for the exhausted rebels to recover
strength, and renew their plotting to divest
Gov. Yates Of the rights and authority vest
ed in him by our State Constitution and
laws, and to them we calmly and firmly
saw: Beware of the terrible retribution that
IS falling upon your coadjutors at the South,
and that as your crime if ten-fold blacker,
it will swiftly smite you with ten-fold hor-
ror, should you persist in your damnable
deeds of treason.
RESOLVED, That we hold in detestation,
and will ever execrate any man. who in this
struggle for our national life offers factious
opposition to either the Federal or State
authorities, in their efforts or measures for
the vigorous prosecution ofthe war, for the
suppression Of this Goddess rebellion.
RESOLVED, That we are opposed to all
propositions for cessation of hostilities, or
a compromise, other than those PROPOSE
tons which the Government has constantly
offered: Return TO loyalty and obedience
10 the laws, on common level with the
other states Of the union, under the Con
stitution as our fathers made ii.
The resolutions were next printed and
sent to the regiments and companies for
action-to be voted upon in the absepse OF
all commissioned officers. So Gar as heard
from they have been Endorsed with hardly
dissent by the privates, with additional
preambles md resolutions, as follows:
WHEREAS, The Copperheads Of Illinois
being foes to the union and constitution Sc
much meaner than the southern rebels
therefore,
ResolUed, That we, the priyates Of Hi
nois regiments. will at all times prefer Il
fight them without knowing when to stop
The same course has already been an
nouneed from the Indiana soldiers. Thes
broadsides from the armies Of those state
have produced wonderful effects in CAUSING
a pause 10 the action Of their legislatures
Contemplated acts Of treason have beel
suspended and some of the members ar
taking the back track
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-10
Gogs-One Who has Learned Something.
A. Burn.
Chairman.

The following note received from Fen
nimore farmer is SO hattering to our yani
ty that we print ii:
Mr.. CogER:-Your editorial on hogs Of
| st week has led me to think, and Lave
concluded to stop raising wheat and take
to pork in very'near the way that you sug-
gest. My wheat has failed for several years,
after being well put in, and must do
something that will pay. | may fail next
Year on pork, but will keep it up till am
paid. With you have no hopes that the
chinch bugs are about 10 leave, or that
they will be winter killed. Our land pro-
duces sure crops of corn. oats. clover and
Dogs, and one year with another prices Of
pork are such as to pay better than wheat,
Il great deal better. You may look for a
hog next fall or its value in money es a
present for your zeal in behalf the farm in
tereSts, from your friend.
Fennimoro, January 3lst. T. B.F.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-10
The Yicksburg Cutoff.

The success Of the military canal across
the peninsula, by which it is aimed to make
Vicksburg an inland town, depends upon
the formation which the excayati n shall lay
open. The labors Of the United SsateCom-
mission throw some light upon the general
subject The formation Of the Mississippi
valley bottom, or sub soil, as shown in the
very thorough and elaborate report Of the
above Commission, reveals that underneath
the ordinary soil is bed Of hard blue clay.
In this clay the river flows. Its bed is as
solid as rock. Centuries Of wear make no
impression on this singular formation. The
river at low water is entirely in this clay Ca
nal. and is as soidIy and firmly inclosed IN
Vicksburg "Cut-Of" should prove % haze
underlying the sol level pan or plain Of
this clay, the effect Of tho Gut Off viii prob,
ably tie only to cause partial flow Of the
river through it during high water, with
out any permanent deepening in the clay,
and on relapse of the river to low stage
of water, the entire flow will be by Vicks-
burg, as heretofore. This will be the re-
suit, unless it should happen that the neck
of land is entirely composed ofthe river de-
post, to depth equal to The depth Of The
a0ater an The river, in which case the flow
will sweep its wayIacross the neck, wear out
deep, straight channel and eaveVicksbure
an inland city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-02-10
ESTATE OF THOMPSON.

County Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin,, l 10
ate February Term 1888. Present. Wfn' Tha5,p.
Judge. In the matter Of the estate Of JONI iD''
son, deceased. !.
On examining and fling The Administration ~ n 10
Of Charles Thompson, Of the Admin
the estate of said deceased for 6nal sess...sospt
Ihefeupon.itis ordered that the matter oil sa. a. hg
De examined before the Judge Of this ceni,,a tbs
courthouse ia Lancaster r said county on ,5e A.
5rd day Of March, A. D. 1868 at one eocA ~ there.
ternoon Of said day. Or Tered further thar ,e II
OF be given to all persons interested ~ the IN SIC.
said deceased by publishing this order for ~ snt
cessse weeks prior to said day Of hearing ~ :. Lao.
County Herald weekly newspaper putushs,u esa
caster ia said county dated January yin, 'Idge
353w VIM hcGONIGAL, County 'uSs'