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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07
Neihe5 YrQtrte = &Qnb
aim; Serfauf,

3NTt Ntrf0HT
1T Cattle Sod unp gurefa GpwnI6ipS,
Docota @puntY.
Wcytoit Vierte!lection 4, Gopn 113, &anse1 10
(Gafle Nod), @iiOwel 8iertelieeticn IL, Sewn
ft3, ylange 20 CGursfa).
Diele betcsn @tlde weresn als ter @arten 1T
Dacr1a County augsieben. @@war5e VRan3en-
Grce bon tefsr Sualitat. Das 2anp lieet nebea
Der 1soarya Isy -Bobu, bic jsBt gebaut tvire, uno
inmittsn elmer b~errlihsn 6arnge8ene. Uiele bic
{ar Uar,nen braGteu 25 8u1bel Wei3en per Alder
in bislem SPINNER, roo niat sst1ag9te9en Fel, I'm
fir Der
Gbrw. Bil@pf @iQousbbY
@ewabrsmann it,.
6enrp Mc8entt,
ZIG 3dnpler IN GrunhFu6e1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

GttpaS Wsues tietst ban, GteoterTreuut
5r. Stsic!e om Mrntaa itsr abt Iage surd'
NuFIbrune elmer Ieihe ldSner r~tebsunsr 8!esr",
nrter reaen bic rNmo5rnfnlG'oG:" f9 pea bps
icaternYsifaQ5 Ger YeluGer ~erFrsucn ipirn. Nid,3
minser {spsn&wtrIb III bic Nontcmiis gus ns,
n3onterroIe', Ill bet oaso orransirt ii, TIM teu
oiini:ieHens gisfs 3n ~srsie|sn. @i! 6'albsn YER
lpssdes 81 %iSSnHeu, sob eaa pnttiium fly tuyG
bic NuiIlbrans t~eirisei9t fiblen perts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

AGapt. Son Mfinbcn tat, pie mir nit Ser.
8nisen perrebmen, i'm @tabe feines GipifDns-
Generals &rcOte bic vOitiOn ais 9netnitur er-
balten. Elm Bepeis, ba6 man isinen 0dbisteiteu
ba @ere@tioteit .piberlabren ldbt, to e. @sltsen-
hit bat, ne ~ aeieeu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07
Gu Set: ,tc;,sla 3crbfttras51;tes! let Da-

Ju ben ncuea t3erbfttra&te Set "a.
men %tenerfsN wir nit Yrreniigeu sine 1;9snlr;l'
aniprsdenre 3sitttnNus tsr ,euen mutsr un1
pabrtaft {dEns Gha'tiriue uue @ruprirane
Fer Uorten. Nlaa IciI!e meiusa SIR gtes
&@ob1er ee0en riAtiser Slit in Der MuspabI
tss @aDnNm rno OefaaisEea fir jsss Salrs-
3eit befann! ii, babe isltf ten Uabyifantcn Be,
5frtifrfs bic EsfeinS ~esIi;fs:t. 2Gie Gem cte1
aud Icjn mS9s, lie 0irn'a S1eerieu s Go. bat
ssab:DaTt ~reisense reHe 5srti1loNe une. syjs i'm,
msr, 70 slidlid' einosfauft, taS tts @:siis uus
AT bic iDpu}ten 3eitea ce5 U~rissens mabnen.
sic miiIea Seysbr!e Damen, ia riGt ps1 l%9unsn,
fl9 biersca ieti1 3u iibtrisuaei1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07
Ser alto Na4olcon~

Der mar Elm escber Ssh,
g. icute 100, 200
9oIeaten in ce5 Jefb.
9c@ Yapa 5eiy Mapplepn
McG better uns aefaut,
Denu Ieinc ri19en Syfers
Gic tieten bed bic @slt.
@efcdt, gftadt gftratcu>
Mis berrlt9 boa boA rlhmcnt".
v5urr,b for Slo Napclepn!"
NnTt Soys, fenf BATS ee|aeg!.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07
6pl5lonb 3unt 8erfauf.

VUE0IN!IU 0WNI StIINWT.
$50 Mepcr 9oI5=eano, nit ueuislfens
1870 9prb 9olI 9erape 4 Mellen rpn rem Miit>
t%clpunfs ptn ct. Waul, mit.nem es buyg cine pur-
treFlide @traEc Dfstuneeu.
Sas 2anb 1T pcn better 9ualitdt, nit gutcut
0ras nAo Waler NM eswabr bic Wuei9t auf
bic SttY-Muele. s3u pe.:..ien in einem @tid
ppsr IL. Stide1 pen 40 bis IS Elder.
9eurp Wfe!&entp,
9anoler in 0runo1iden.
vi. paul. ~. Nug. 1863. 266b79
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

gBeldcn, Gentleman w1re MiAt cine gut
Fysnte, lauter sefertiBte Rlsibuus prn m,upcrnem
@Gnitt 2sbersbstiirfnib? limb wslGsm @eutle-
maa resbalb lsidt ciu ~funbiser gsflsitungsfin1<
ler ,pabrer 5er;ensfreune Die 5err:n Sir
unb Seller lit ct. petfr fUvuren mir tem &c,
ebrten telt|gcn Yublifum burU eiueu 5in.psi5
ouf lire AuseiSe ais Stsruc srltu OrIDs in i9e
REM SAD porleQn. @ic !iefsrn teaeats Mrteit
fsinner S.ualitat nnb ibr Eager futiaer AIsioss if
gut eerieben nit ellea Oarberctes W1tifein fir is-
res BstiriniB unb teoe 0prfs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07
Sleue5 @attler @e16dft,
Wartin &letu,

q. Net9v, W}1nt1.
Der untcrisihnste, friiter 8eiser zines Satt-
IerssldGI.s III Chicago, beebrt llA, benz ceutlben
Vutlifum ausus.issn, tab or nidt MUIR Elm sor-
treiiisssN lprrimsut YcuW ensutieten bat,
~1cueeru @oie$pltcu ieinen gcebrten Tunoe1 aud al
bemleltsn Wreiic abl1Bt, gu benen Ct in 0licaso
Y~yrfauft bat. Marttn Tletn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

07uF O'FHBt1 UcV1V''o ctt P1t9p. 5tt&uJe,
ct. pauL Wirn.,
sn'talt bic srcbarti9ite &uswabl bon feinen unb
o'hinaren ps!5waareu, mcid,e b;sberin eener ue1t-
I'd,sn Stabt benz Yutlifuln CUR Oispcltion (tano.
Gictorinen, rGapes", fur Damen, liebcrrSde
Iilr perrer, 9sfertt5t aus ausn 9srten Yels Sun,
3ebcl bis sur Wclbusratn DiUsen unb 5anp-
lbub, S9'is!enoedeu uap Bife!rcbcu, tur5 YueS
Mas III Wiutertaaen
Die 6errf1 unS rif Dsnen tragen,
limb toas man ouf tsr 9eeiie fi;brt,
Ganit tif SGit' ms ,idt ee1irt,
in better Nual:tit, nah csm neue( ten Gslbmad
s,,ia nchjfsii ret
81. M'reht.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

lie &artoTetnotb+- AartoTsIn leisen
i'm @rsil: nnb i1o faum fir baar 0s!b GIT baben.
.rS& ~nerfaute tsine aartefsln!! y 1T Die Y.rlune
her Garner, nne ibr 3wsd babel, ndGRcs Trab>
jabr ST. 90 bis $3.50 ": @uidsl gu srbaltsn.
Oa eisle pclitif alsemsin befolst pjrb> ~ tugfte
lie fG ais saasli9 oerfeblt erpeiisu. Gs wire
nitpt tas erfe Mal III Minns1pta, to6 Jarmer
so Gents per 8uidsl fir 4artofim ausse|9la-
gen uno ipater 25 Gents geuonln1en babeu. g8ir
benton, bic bette yelitif 1T ftets fir ten GARNER,
menn CT ciasn eutsn urb onldneissn preis fir
isiae prceaft: te.cttu1ea fau,t, b~enleItsn su ue5.
men rsnu ein SperIing in rsr 9anp lit refer als
Sebn Soaben nuf Rem Ga4t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

Arobtrt GEer Olltct! luD jebt, trem es
rpbl w;a.-Ssi perrn George Ben; fnest tcute
Mteno bic gerleciung eiuss Gjsipasnes 1dtsrer
pferbe ifatt. bci Ger iN gu b'tbeiliam finer per-
iaumsa icEte, ter euf bic 5uIb ser @Tttin Tor-
tuna rsdnet uns f9 arb in5eiiy eitss rer weni-
een Seeic febsn wia, bic bel 9errn Gerf ted aur
Berfieuas (:tea. @sItf fit @el9e> Sic fein
9ocs ga5sn, tpirp e5 ber Mabc nsrtb leiu, Der
gsrIcoiuus bti3uwrbnen, ca bislfte @elsseubeit
III luitigsr l1nterbaItuns bisten tcirb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

Wo{UIn0tDN equity EQn0
sum- Serfauf.
Die 9iebalite Ycu Ssetipu 6, Giertclleetipn
3, &. %, u. 81, eelesen lit
Sofoale Tawnldip,
>in einer euten Naatorldaft, t1sben ter Tarm hes
5errnBrpdmann, in ser Witte 3pilaen St.Yaul
amp clifton.
las eaue ii III gutter 8el9af enbeit. bat 9el3
uuo WaNer. 2aufbepineungen: Gin 3beil baor
4uc bsr Nelt auf laneen Gsrmin.
ct. 4aul. IL. September 1863.
Senrv mc!1entD..
b79 6dnrler in Grunbltildfn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07
9}euetabltrter Tleil0~2aben,
Stir ssu0 SeRram0,

NVVy WV ~
Safjenf yobe, swilden Der 6ten unb 7ten.
Die l1ntu3a;dnetm teebren l9> benz beutldsr
putlif:m tjsrpurb mitSutbcilsn, taD ibr @tore
tets nit o!leu Srytsn 11ilden Tlcilde5 bfitsns
Yt1icbcN it.
2ua!e!t, haten mir 1T GGt tsutlherManier 3u-
BERTHE Wurit lit alten SUrtsn ltst5 ocrratbis,
uuS lieitrn unlsrn eeehrten Nunbcn auf gtrlaa-
aen rie g&aarsu taS 5aus.
Nir unb Se6rana.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

Sse,sessaarsm! Neue 0Saarem!
:. 1t II 1T Il II,
lGBt Nb fsiN 6aus I'M Np,bweRen, lei Is Gnercs
uno G@ncetail, III TiIisfstt ibertrefen i'm 9antcl
nit
Tl0cn, GoGn1irS, Dpe5ftn6,
Ue1rcr6 unb
bc.: Nebcuartifeln Der Serrtu=
O~aroerobe.
9lbt iG ferner nicpt iitertisten in lsltfarfer~
tietsu SerrenfIeiocrn, MEIER tiultdtl!9 SCI Mvtc
ncd rcs 5hrt!ts. u9iaider l1mlaB nit f:simm
9rcFt" ii Der Wruntlas pcu S. Nemman.
@nrsd,eu 9ie bel s.. Nswmnu rpr, - Tnteu
Gle Mas arIEtc uns trRaus9sndblte 2a9er in ben
stentetanntsn Mrtissln.
Mlttnc larse praris i'm ;3u1aueiten unb
ter I~lmltanr, RAP id itets Die beiten Nrteiter i'm
9tazt tslhafti1e, ieyen mid III ben @tant, bic
bellssupcu uno betssnGbtsH Auaise su 9arau-
tiren.
Weine 5errsn! Gbe @ie l1 anterswp tas
MaD aebr1sa lalrn, ipre9ea Sie ypr bel
e. Nemruar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

Gu @innebaoo=G itp, Tarribault &c.,
erf9pt unldneR Elm Garmer, Namens Merry,
fincn anbern, Namens Grapsau, tuseen Glitter
@laintfreitisfett, Grapeou ifarb unmittel5ar,
na9ocm er Zen SauD erbatten, unb Ger MIrser
1T it, 0emaDriaut.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

sNetps1tlm,.- 1ns fir tielsa Wlablo ileer'
aus itpidtise llnternebmen bes Ms,'tans elmer
.a1rihrn saneissmable 1T, Danf lei GO Der nncr-
snilatlibenI bdtis'eit Ter 5e'ren Hebfrle. Sbtptalo
unb BeQm oIidli9 ppQenret uno bsreits i'm 0anss.
Das 0ebauee lit maiis Don 8aditein aufse-
fuDrt, uno bas Wert eiue8 ter befen int Winue
iota-Gba1- Qs fam iid fsin glas in tielem se>
lcaneteaIbsile unlcre6 Staat5 elmer beIsrnMible
rilbmen Mue ben BepeiS ppn scr, @irfian.teit bie-
ies SnltitutS nirp Der 8siu6cr an rtr Serepppcl-
len SdnrQiefeit mabrnsbmen. nit Der neue@ obn'
bauier l@ erbeten pereen, teren 3abl lsItf ebe
bic NabIe III 1batisfeit tpar, lei eroGsm Samtsr~
raansel li9 nm eirea rs bermsbrte.
Man febt, taB 1T New. Him siu unbeugiamer
@eif bea MuflGpun9s NQes telebt, Gin Gift,
Der in B { II Mdnnern an1 ~fGrften ibaft, ws!As
in ben Ga0en Der Seinl uduns am felc(en fan
ben. Comfort unb Woblbabieteit siepen misoer
Cit in rem ncG Der !aursem 70 bart bebrdne!en
Ylas> Der, lotalb bic glaimaussabluussa errpl-
e:a, eirsn ne1cn ttteuteubsn Sntpuls erbaltem
to;rb. MSse Bic teutlGe picnesrfaet fortblubsn
uno sebsiben !; bae 1T um 10 aufriGtiger unier
@uui9, je tsier mir int Stante liub, bic @er>
aienfe ibrer BeuDlterung ~ triiroissn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

10 Die lsbten b:ieen Gprapa9nien he5 9tfr
&esirasnts (G. urb - tiebsr III Sort Mbercrpu1>
bic l~taiionist n'arf9irten ant seroeascnsn @snn>
atene burA bic @tatt puroeu Sun bier aus nod,
ct. ScuiS eineeiGift. 60. IS" bat lit BET Nery
|rn ben 2icutsnaut @eder Don Bsdtr Ysu Ct.
Glpuo eineu %fampien eeutiAen Gifsicr, nit bfm
mir ba6 gsrgniisen batten> cine ausenebme per.
ipiiGa Brfanntldaft gu idlebeu. Nir uin(Grn
9lidliaen Tel0su0 une frebe Wieee.fshr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07
st. paul Gi(enaore.
Ni0pIS, unb Co.,

9Gubler in
81 er, NIgeln> Stabl unp &pblsn> YHI<
gen, Msrteu, Spruuafepsru, Nrsn, 0,rbldmie-
fsgeratb, gSosner~Scl3 @rteit, alempnerse-
r1tb uNp 1Nwersn 0artwaaren iihsrbauft.
Geiddftsseidcn gum Nmbo6.
Drttte Stra6e, ct. paul, Winr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

Meinenoerebrtea teutlaen Treunteu uut G)Sns
aert ttern,it Die Mn5eiae, eab th in meinem neu-
e%tablirten Sapetsn~ lsio gplferer. 0e1AGft ate
S,rtsn ron 2apetea u. Watra3en sorrdtbiq bate
u!1o empfsble ip mid CUR bilieen unb p%rolapteu
NnTertisuns pom aaen in aielem 0eldafte pure
fummcnoen Mrbeiten.
~ Mud bate iN Het5 etne Mnsabl
fertiger e6 rprrdtbi9.
n- Settfeoeru
babe 's 10 gut une tillis su psrfaufsn mie iraent
ei'1 eneersS 9el11ft in bisiiser 9taot.
Spbn Matbt{a.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

6 afDcnrt S. Co.,
Gambler in
tl1z uno ouel1ltii den
6 | | { It = IS & Il ,
i'm 0roBer uno &leinen,
1872 Sr;ttc @traRe,
81. Naul Wtnn.
90. Uaumann,
273.ti beutidcr GlerF.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

Sef6roert: 3weiter lieutenant Matib;as
9ca oon So. nG", 6. Jtet. (Si9dsusrt) gum
eri!sn lieutenant; Srber!y> @erseaut Geu su,n
3tpeiteu Qieuteuaut.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

s.. 80. 9eiebpie uuo g.,
OrpB- unp &!sinbGnbler 1T
Sefen, Blehwoorell, @2rt<
Waayen> Mtsrbou : 0srIthlhaften,
3immNrmauns- Werattl@aften, M%,7srl9miesc>
paarin, p~lattirten Wanren.
pEuacn, %Gulttyotcren, S6auf eln, Gpa<
ten, 9piyGrteu, 5adsn, Genlen, Ssnleu-
nielen, v9raelss," AOrnmiiblcn. 8prn-
ltGlstr, MGseln> Iauen, @las>
Hcrlterrabnsn, YleirciG, &c.
Mis telcnoetsr Sprafalt miro ca5 Da9beden,
in ;3inf, gl|sn. uno Aupferbleb bsloret.
Ste Strats, ct. Yaul, Mtnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

Serpeeener gtrafenranb=D eriudD.
- infer ssadtetsr Mittureer> .5err Spbu SIC
Glout> 8rlber bes %Giitnwaeren- @tpres oterbalb
les unipn~8lod an Der 3ten @trcbe, tpuyee am
Mitttrc9 Nbsno auf oem 5eil1wsge lem Marfet-
Salcen eeeenutcr an Der @abalbaw~ @traB son
ersi @buftsn anscfalen> ni%eberselttasen .ro
'p1re sisAeiGt Gin Spf'r Ter Baben fvwcrbsn,
ipera ~tisielSen nidt eur@ bsrannaDentc wer7puen
Serlbeu6Dt mprseu tpI:eu. Die yfduter e.beute-
ten bel esn1 M,fal nitts> ais einen @uno Salu1-
fsl aus BEN Sai1eu ts5 5eryn a:cg!pub, Der
icer Igwer esrlss, feiu leu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-07

np@ feint Srere fir Mufl&ietung Ter ;3iebuno
~srtalten, unb es 1T nur germutbrne> bae Der
Draft, ,peil erin SEEN Ssrisy ser.aet porben> aud
s;er III Minneipta Serta9t msrtsn mire. 9Bie
peit uniere Aucte rur9 Zen Giatritt GreiwiQieer
in lsBter Belt l9 aufsefult murpen, tDnnen mir
wir nidt 1asen. Sir has, was mir ned III lie
fern babsn, MIR ce 3isbune un, 10 l1br am
1dGfen Montae beginne,,> woisrn nidt iu,,pi-
l9tn sr1 benz 2rieseminiferium nrdJ Muf|4uts
befebl %anlanot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28

in situations favorable for signals to be
conveyed have been constantly eujoined to
use the utmost care and watchfulness.
Yesterday their efforts were crowned with
success. One of the guards in the tow
of Falmouth, stationed outside ofthe dwell
ling adjoining the brick church. on the
river bank, heard clicking like that Of 9
telegraph instrument. He advisory bis su-
perior officer, who directed him to enter
the house and investigate. This was done
and on opening the door he discovered a
party Of four or five persons, one of whom
was seated at telegraph instrument, send
ing messages By submarine telegraph
wire across the Rappahannock. They
were arrested, and as their ofense is Of ex-
traordinary atrocity, just and speed y
punishment will doubtless be at once
meted out Of them. This punishment
according to law is death by hanging.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
Mntfreesllnrn. AnriI %.

Adv;ccs from Nashville stale that the
citizens who were notified by the order OF
Genera. Rosecrans to 90 South, have al
most with one exception pefitioned to be
sent north. All their adsices from their
frieudsin rebellion urge them to this course.
They say the South is going TO ruin rap
idly.
The Nashville rebels are firmly con-
ginced that the rebellion is In the last
stages.
TIE large number Of refugees who have
taken advantage Of the Appearance of Gen.
Reynolds at McMinyiIle to have the State,
say that it is impossible to snbsist there
They quote flour at $50 per barrel and la.
dies shoes $25 per pair.
Gen. Cheatham is reported to have com
mand in Gen. Folks corps, and Gen. Hardee
is said to be strongly fortifying ShelbyviIle.
The POSITIONS not difficult to approach from
the North.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28

ed acres in prop triton to population and
ther,hy beg,t rise upon lands beyond
reason.
Had the Murray lands fallen into the
HAMS of settlers dozen years ago and
been improved long ere nowy the assess
ment rolls uenld show them rated three
10 four times their present valuation; at
the same time the number Of improved
farms would be increased BY Just so mWy
while the total population Of the county
would be greater if any difference and the
total wealth exceed by so much what it
now is. These poinst areISc self-eyident
that we don't stop to reason upon them.
And now if the county Board will act
wisely and sell the county tax lands only
to the land'ess they will do one of the best
and wisest deeds ever done out of Con-
gress. The profits uponZtax certificates
may make the rich buyers a little richer,
but cannot add dime to the tax basis.
Retain the certificates, all not redeemed,
for deeds, and then deed the property on
" to pledged settlers .apon the lands
There may lie some growing among the
speeulators, but that will make no differ
ence for they wont bite.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
sailing Land. TO Pay Dss.s-Pr.pars,Ion Day.

Selling Lands TO Pay Dests-Preparation Day.
The debtor class CT men. numbering
great and small in Grant County, at least
half the thriving, driving human mae BIZ
peds, and great many of the slow mo-
toned dittoes. are using all the available
means in their power to reduce .their IN
del tedness. Some are boring out, like
the seventeen year locusts; some are wig
Cling oui, some breaking out by main
fence; but many are selling off their lands
and paying debts-most such saving
enough to make new start upon small
er but surer basis, and one that will lead
them to wealth and independence in few
years. All seem to understand to liked
certainty that now is their time to prepare
for an evil day. Some are dull and can
not exactly see how and why an evil day,
an exceeding elongated evil day, must
follow right speedily tue close of this war /;
some never foresee anything, except the
approach OF fall, winter, spring aud sum-
mer-fail to conclude anything from in
ducton OF ded&tion, not possessing The
figures or poetry. Such are led by the
voice Of superiors, not by reason or even
by the fixed fact that war and plenty are
ever followed by-eeace and SCARCITY. Still
it is just as well, for if men hit the mark,
no difference how he does it, whether by
true aim or by a glance of the ball. A
fright publ, mind prevails, that public
mind undivided. All see alike that now
is the time to prepare for battle-a battle
of extreme wealth against extreme power
ty, for this will he the ups! OF; all the gold
boarded in the banks, yet so managed as
To flood the country with irrespoRsibIlity
and worthless promises, and to amount to
a war upon all the property. even 10 trans
form the small capitalists into setter dogs
for the larger ones, fer the half rich will
prove the seyerest tools to cut and hew
when called by their masters. But we
turn away from the inevitable havoc, wish
ing il were mere bastard idea of the i'm
| dSihdtioH'
For some weeks the sales OF farms have
been quite numerous in all parts of the
county, The sale of single farm often
answers to cancel several debts. the money
passing from hand TO land Till it branches
or divides into small parcels, then keeps
on paying and distributing down TO infini-
tessimals. Some are selling part of their
farms, enough to clear the books, Others
all, for the same end. Some pay in full,
some a sufficient part to tighten the load.
One man owing 5 200 is hesitaling wheth.
to hold on to lis 600 acres on the pros,
pect Of crops or sell part Of it--saj 100
acres. We have said to him, :" ell, and
then you viii have left double as much
land as you can n anage." H don't think
as we do and therefore still dou Is aud
hopes. Oh, what tyrant is this disease,
Iiand-on -the-6raint Po,erty's auxiliary.
agent and advocated
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
Thanksgiving.

The President has appointed Thursday
of this week as day Of fasting and pray
err. 1t is well to acknowledge a just gov
eminent of Almighty God in all the af
frs ef nations as we'll as Of men. Gods
righteous judgments have long been in
yoked by our national crimes-most Of all
by our expressions oftie poor Th ebil le
tells us, and also affords innumerable ex
amples in the history Of the human race
to illustrate this fact, that the poor are
always Gods preferred people--to Cypress
OF enslave whom is the highest crime up
on earth. 1t will require higher act than
one Of mere military necessity to pacify the
Divine attributes. Nothing short will an
swer but an acknowledgment Of the High
er, offended Law, and strict pursuit Of
justice toward these poor, unafinding,
ensIaved ones. That's whats, the matter,
and this the remedy. If only the clergy
could lie persuaded to drop the rich and
proud and spurn them, and then take the
side of the poor and oppressed as did Jesus.
the whole country would soon be let on
the right track. Instead, about all the
genuine pioty and prayer Of the land is
practiced and uttered in CHAINS, in prisons,
under the Iash and must not be meddled
with for fear of offending a mutillated con
titntion--a constitution which means lip.
,.rty but which has been tortured TO sane
ton the worst of crimes--the ensavement
of Gods poor. Let all meet on Thursday
and be emancipated under the Higher
Law Proclamation Of King Jehovah then
they will be fit for fasting and such pray
er as will be acc. -ptable above and of mora
avail than battles upon earth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
New York, April %.

I've" = OtAt - Pm -
The Heralds Washington specisl dis
patch says:
Gen. Gordon has reached here. He
states that the Government Engineer who
was charged with the duty of inspecting
the iron-cIads, reported on the day after
the battle in Charleston harbcr, that they
were fit for immediate service.
Mr.. Wording agent Of the Government
to superintend the sale Of lands On st.
Helena Island, reports that not above a
township has been sold. while the ferries.
timber lands and the town Of Beaufort are
reserved for educational purposes. Put-
chases were made by civilians, officers and
by combinations Of negroes. Contrabands
under forty-fiye have been conscripted By
Geu Hunter, and negroes who are over
that age are hiding in the woods, les
they may be taken to be under that figure
The lands are mostly cultivated by women
who are dissatisfied at the absence Of tL.il
husbands, brothers, &C.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
MrLwAUKEE, ApriI %. ,o3

The Wisconsin to-day contains a letter
from Brig. Gen Gormon to Matt. I'll. Car
penter. Of this city, concerning the duty Of
the democratic party in the present crisis.
Gen. German, as democrat, urges
democrats throughout the North to give a
hearty and earnest support to the Admin
istration in its efforts 10 crush the rebellion,
leaving all Constitutional oljeeticns to be
settled after an honorable peace can be pro-
cured. He advises them to adopt as their
motto the words Of Douglas, that ''The
surest road to peace i the most stupes5-
Gus preparation for war;"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
Louisville. April 25.


To w. II. HaIleck, Washington.--The
expedition to Ceina was entirely success
ful. Col. Graham reports through Gen.
Hobson that they destroyed the town l0O,-
600 lbs. of bacon, 10000 bushels OF
wheat, 10000 bushels of corn, 1000 bbls.
of flour, considerable quantity Of coffee.
sugar, tea, malt. and other stores. and 40
boats which haei been used in transporting
from Bdrksyille and other points on the
Cumberland.
The rebels report hss Of 80 killed, but
Col. Graham is Of tt opinion that the
number is greater. We had one wounded
and one missing. The result is highly
credhable to the troops engaged. Indeed,
it was perfect success.
Signed, = A. b. BURNSIDE.