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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-09

dsnes eetsalng ssv army and people, while shs sgsss
= = ~ SID During the spring anA saasos q high
vaaeEe or forces viii await the attack q ths snsmy bus
ehey WI aWa him Ah year - - In The lass weak and
lliance tnas can insure successfI asfsucs .
The s0auess Ttk and loss. VIA ~ wsssrs
sseet6s - ~ Asaasd teyM bsojas b - upsw ~
Asa0 n ~ insad~, Av iR isus sstA fys~ tAsS svoHS-
Md n ssseA lsvcr y~ce dan Az - - sss~~, 80
Sese'y aevv seesok Il naiaassia1 seuvssSss ep0aess
Thsss, = lest, are the facts whsh furnish the true
ground e hope Tor peace They innnitsy more Inn.
psrtaAt than any mputssons founded upon the supposed
lsmorali1asIon @ dependency Of the enemy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
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The News.

The statement Of the correspondent ct
he N. Y Herald, wha has arrived at Gin
cnnati. gives an iuteIligible account OF the
preat battle Of Chattanooga. 1t may be
summed up that Oh Saturday we were vac
torious and on Sunday we're beaten, giving
to the rebels victory, however, barren OF
results, and achieved at fiightful costs, too
dearly bought to inspire them with any
ardent desires of Winning another at the
same cost. Conspicuous in both days
fighting stands Gen. Thomas. The first
day ne defeats Longstreet with terrible
slaughter. Crittenden's centre is broken
through, but Negley re.establishes
it, The second day, Thomas, with ms
veteran regulars repels three rebel charges
and they turn from him IN despair, and
again break through our right and center,
held by Cn.tenden and McCook, at the
first charge. But Thomas, reinforced BY
Granger, holds the field I'LL the friendly
shades OF night afford hin safe cover Of
retreat 10 Rossyie AT noon on Monday
Rosecrans is safe 10 Chattanooga, holding
A position from which he cannot be dis
loged. Most fearfuly have the rebels paid
for their victory. One Major General aud
five Brgadier Generals killed, and SIX
Brigadier Generals wounded, with the loss
of the rank and file far exceeding ours. No
wonder that Richmond is filed with lam
entaton and that The rebels have not the
heart to claim the result as decisive. Rose
Grams now strongly holds the foe at bay, and
reinforcements viii soon reach him, when
again better prepared than before he will
submit the cause Of the Republic to the bat
tie test.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DIST. oonvEsT.oN.

Union Assembly District Convention for the 4th
Assembly District of Grant County, consisting OF the
towns Of Millville, Fennmore, Blue River, Marion,
Boscobel, Waterstown, Hickory Grove, sna Museoda,
wi il be held at the M =. IA CHEN depot in Bosco-
Lel GA Saturday, October "a, 1868 ut O'Clock r. 81
for The purpose of nominating two candidates fol the
November election wit: One Representative for the
Assembly, and Member of be ounty Board Of SUI
perysors for Grant county and to transact such other
business as may come beforeit.
Each town will be entitled to 5elee ste to every hf
ky votes cast at the election of 60 and to every
fraction over twenty FIVE, Each town is recommended
10 hold their chucue for the eleetnn Of said delegates
on Saturday, Sept 20, at p. M at the place OF the
last general election Delegates will also be Oh
for the county eoaventiops which will be held at Ian
easter, Sept. 80
II is important that the Convention pc called thus
sarly, that ample time may be given TO distribute tick
ets TO the soldiers FOR their ratification
L.. r. TRAIN,
il. A. w. MCNAIB,
JOSEPH HORSFALL,
District Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
Richmond ana be Copperheada.

Richmond papers of the 22d have been
received here. The Enquirer, in leader
headed Victory ii Georgia" says:
"CharestOn and Chattanooga are the
only points where the enemy present TIE
least appearance Of fight. Rosecrals de-
fea:ed At Chattanooga and driven back or
the Nashville, they allandigham men would
carry the election in Ohio next October
with little diiiculty. The peace men il
the United States would once more assert
their manhood and speak out as they did
before the late disasters had choked theii
uttefsn0es."
"But it is not among the peace men Of
the United States that "A victory at Chatt-
anooga would most tell upon the cause,
Here at home its effect will be the greatest.
1t teammates the people. The army needs
but little re-annalion, but the people.
have not experienced the same hardsh!ps
the army has, end they are more easily
despondent. Ike army never despairs Of
the republic, because it itself able TO bear
its fortunes aud its misfortunes also, but
some of the people are SO busy discussing
tho probabilities of fnancia bankruptc, ,
that defeats overcome them. A victory is
wanted by the currency"
The above furnishes another strong rea-
son why the war democrats should sepa-
rate from the PALMER and Ryan Copper
heads.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
THIRD ASSEMBLY, DIST. CONVENTION.

Take notice, Union voters of Wingville, Clifton Lib
erty Lima Elenboro, & Lancaster, that you are here
ny requested to hold primary meetings in your espec
tiy towns ct the usual places of holding elections
Saurday, Sept 20, at p. for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates to attend the Assembly district
tionope delegate for each so votes cast - the Presi
dentia election IN 1860 and for each fraction above
toenty-hye
Ilao thst SAID delegates elected Greeted to
hold district convention at Jonas WanneniAkeFs in
the town OF Liberty on Satur ay, October g. Mt N
for the pu pose of nominating Union Candidate for
the Assembly in said district; also to mate Union
candidate for supervisor, and for any othe business
general attendance OF citizens and big meeting
expected, speakers will be provided and good din
aer by WanneEnaker s. F. elise,
HENRY UTr,
j. G. COVER,
District Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
Grant County Fair.

The Eighth Annual Fair and Exhibition
of the Grant County Agricultural Society,
head on Thursday and Fnday last, was not
as successful--except fnaucialY--as we
could desire. The number Of attic, on
exhibition was limited, and gave no very
good idea of what Grant County car do 10
that direction. This may in a great meas
IRE, be ascribed to the present stlte of the
country, War is now the all absorbing
topic, the center Of mental graviaton. Be
sides, many Of the young and most enter
prising farmers are gone. Smart boys who
in years past took pride in bringing the
best horse, cot, bushel Of appl.s, ETC., to
the FAR, are nov competing with the reb-
els for Inc great prize ct Liberty and Tn.
ION. Those who remain behiud necessari-
Nv have more work to do, and have not the
time to devote to fattening pig, getting a
horse in order, or carefully attending to a
mammoth pumpkin, 10 be entered for the
premiums. When We consider these fscts,
We must concede that the Fair vas as sue
'cessful as it could well be.
We have net the room for a very x
tended notice. Thepremium list which We
shall publish next week, gives good ii "a
of what was on exhibition. sinee 10 most Of
fhe articles premiums were awarded.
The eatries 81 Cattle, particularly. were
few, and did not BY any means, include al
the lest inthe County. John Dodge. Esq.
had the greatest show Of cattle ID tits de-
paitmeni, and secured the most premiums.
lie bud some fine cattle on exhibition. -
II. Redding, Esq, and OILERS contributed
some good cattle TO this department. 20
entries
OF hoves there was larger variety,
including Morgans, Bkckhavks, common
plugs, etc. In this department. there was
clearly Improvement both 10 quality and
quantity, over last year. The Younger
horses. particularly. were tine anil promise
much 10 coming fairs. los entries.
OF sheep there VAS sinalb bat good,
show. JIG. Holloway, j. n. Eayres.
and Others bad some good specimens on
exhibition. These gentlemen deserve the
thanks of farmers generally for their en-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
srcoNr, ASSEMBLY DIST coNyENgI0a.

A Union Assembly District Convention will be held
50 second Assembly District in Grant county at the
school house IN Eekayviifc, on Saturday Oct 81. st
D. NJ for the purposa OF noEain&tRg candidate Tor
Assembly aud for County Supervisor. The towns com
posing said district jamestown, Paris, Harrison
Potosi and Waterloo. Each town will oe entitled to
one delegate every so votes at the last PFesi-
Dental election, and one to every fraction over 20
Primary meetings requested TO be held on Satur-
day. Sept 26 1t the place of ae last general election
Delegates also be chosen to attend the county con-
venton to DO held at Lancaster, Sept 80.
By order ST District O. mmittee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29

DAILY MAILs.-Some time since petit
tons were signed at Boscobel and Laucas-
Ter Tor increase of service to establish daily
rail between said places, the contractors,
Foster d PHELps, agreeing to the arrange
nent. Notice has been received from Col.
Cobb that the Contract Departm M had
favored the petitioners by ordering the
increase Of service and daily mail, to COM
mepce the first Of October. Foster L.
PHELPs VIII stock the road with four span
of match horses the best and fastest that
can be bad, and run eight seated stages to
accommodate the travel. To accommodates
other mails they will leave LANCASTER at 0
O'Clock each day. and Boscobel at o'clock
daily. This arrangement will improve the
mails for late news for nearly every Post
Office Of Grant County, besides providing
a daily passenger accommodation line from
the center Of the county to the verge at
Boscohel, where either stage or cars may be
taken Immediately being tirne silpt-
ted at Boscobel tor meals. The mai and
stage will arrive daily at Lancaster at about
! o'clock afternoons. Daily papers of pre-
eeding days may be had Of FOSTER d
PHELPS on the route, ard express packages
sent either way-proyiled long stops are
not required 10 make change.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29

secrans as soon "a he had occupied that
place. The government then repeated the
order in peremptory inauder, orieHng
him to reinforce Rosecrans Immediately
Two days afterwards telegraph message
was received here from Burnside TO the ef-
feet that be bad taken Jonesboro, and should
now proceed 10 the assistance Of Rosecrans.
AT the last advices The main body Of
the troops under Burnside were at Athens
East Tennessee. His advance was at
Cleveland, about 90 niles from ghatta'
nooga, on the East Tennessee and Georgia
Rrailsoad.
The government is not satisfied with
this proceedings Of Burnside, and it is as
vet to lie seen what necessity there was for
lis neglect to obey the order, given him in
such express terms"
Testimony tnat vallardigham Advised the1nvas-
ion of the Northern States by the Rebel Ar
mics.
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. i, l863.-Eds.
Com: The question has been raised as to
whether or not ValIandigham advised the
rebels to invade the North, and feeling that
anything tending to settle the qestlon should
be made public, | send you the following stat
ment:
In a cavalry fght at Duck Riyer Tenn
essee, July 2, 1868, Col. Webb. OF the 3 ls1
Alabama regiment, (rsbeD was MORALLY
wounded. was at that time Aeliag
Brigade Surgeon Of the "a Brigade "a
Division, cavalry corps, and was ordered
By Maj. Gen. Stanley to visit the Colonel
who was in a house beyond our pickets,
(ttis was ID the night,) % see i be could
be brought into our lines. renamed
with him about two hours. Al this Time
lie could talk without trouble, knowing
that he received Vallandigham when y
was conveyed into The Southern lines, ask
ed him several questions about the celeora-
ted yallaadighan. Among other things,
he said that Yahandigham stated that the
South was conducting the war 70 wrong
manner, that they should make Ohio and
Indiana Their battle fields, instead Of allow
ing the North to invade Kentucky and
Tennessee, and that ii their army would
invade these States, they would meet
with so many friends, aad receive 50 much
aid, that the Administration would be
forced to submit to separation Of the
| States.
The Colonel made these statements TO
me freely. He was very intelligent Of
ficer, and died in two or three days after
| ward.
! Believing his TO be one link IA the chain
Of evidence, l send it to you.
Truly, j. Il. WEST.
Henry L. Palmer, the copperhead candi-
date for Governor Of this State, says; q
hope to see Vallandigham elevated to the
Office Of Governor Of Ohio"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29

Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. McGonigal, Mrs. Morse,
and others contributed largely to this de-
partment. 81 entries.
There were three entries for the trotting
match. A gelding owned BY F. Lewis,
took the premium. Time 3:o5.
We have given each department as much
notice as our space will allow. Many val
liable and useful articles are left nnnoticed
for want OF room.
Tho adtfgss hy NJ. X. Youhgs wac list.
eped 10 with interest by the crowd. Il
was well gotten up aud contained much
information. A sketch Of 1t is crowded
out
Dir Caldwell exhibited bis trained horse
Baby, and niade some remarks and an
nounced series Of schools in different parts
of the county. A free lecture precedes
each school, which We advise all who can
to attend. Much may be learned Of use
tsl character.
Tie Platte9ille Band was present, and
discoutsed some good music.
Tie dinner for the aid of sick and
wounded soldiers vas very successful, and
nettel handsome sum.
AT The annual meeting Of the Society
fhe following officers were elected Presi
dent, Henry Patch; Vice Presidents, G. "
larger, Robert Neeey;; Treasurer, Harri
son Reading; Secretary, J. W. Banding;
Executive Committee, Thomas Magic,
RicEard Huntington, Mason Fish, J. N.
Eayres, j G. Holloway. The constitution
was amended as follows; Annual meeting
to ba held on first day of fair, at Secreta
rvs Office, at 8 p. m. Article 5 amended
by striking cut sat annual lneeting" and
inserting Eat expiration Of thirty days from
lasl day Of fair
The fair passed off without any serious
accident, and all went home satisfied that
they were amply repaid fertheir attendaace
Next year, when the war is over, we shall
expect a much larger crowd and better
fair Tie amount taken for entries and
admissions this year was about $3.50, which
will pay all premiums and debts, and leave
surplus OF 5000 or $500.
IctaI number of entries. 4eo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
FIFTH ASSEMBLY DIST. CONVENTION

convention is hereby called to CONVEX in the VIII
lage OF TRfton, Saturday the Sd day of October
next at p, M for the purpose Of nominating
6idate TO represent said district In the next Assembly
also coenty supervisor and to transact any further
business that may come before the convention.
PRIMARY meetings requested to be held through
put thtA disttict-comprisag the towns Of Beetown,
Little Grant, Patch Grove Tafton, CaLsville Wy alu-
sing, and Glen Havea--on the 26tn day of SEPT inst,
NJ ?. a. the usual places Of holding elections in
said owa for tho purpose Of electing esgates 10 rep
resort said towns in The afor said district conYenton
sid also 10 elect delegates to represent said towns in
tie county convention to be held at Lancaster the
8J.b Of September Basis of representation as
hst recommended in the call for the eonRty conven-
tiGo.
Al electors, irrespective of party. who are FOR the
Unian without any qualifications and rm supporters OF
hbS Administration cordially invited to attend.
GEO II CHAMBERS,
R0BT. COLLIER,
HAYNES FITCH,
s8 District Committee.
Tsfton, Sept. 4, 1868.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29

The unprecedented loss Of the rebels
in general officers during the recent severe
battles in Georgia, as Admitted in the rebel
reports, is lnost significant fact. The
Richmond HhSg Of the 23d reports the
entire rebel loss at 5000, states that among
the killed were Brig. Gen. Preston Smith,
of Tennessee, Brig. Gen. Wooltord Of Ga,
Brig. Gen. Waltbam. Of Mississippi, and
Brig. Gems. Helm and Deshler. Ii reports
among the wounded, Brig. Gems. Adams,
Brown, Gregg, Bum, Preston and Benning
and that Maj. Gen. Hood had died Of his
wounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29

CAsUALIrIEs.-Mis. George Langridge,
residing n Crawford County, formerly Of
this vicinity. come 10 her death last week
l,y her clothes taking fire while assisting
her husband in the clearing near their house.
Mr Largudge. WIS so badly burned in The
attempt to save bis wife that lie has siuce
lseen confined to his bed. There was no
water near at the time, and Lis efforts 10
smother the FIRE we're unayaing.
One nor ing list week, MI. Claybourne
Chandler. an old aud wildly known citizen
IF this equity, proprietor Ct the hote at
Boscahel known d tie Smith House, into
mhich he bad lately removed With his fam
ily. was found dead in his chair Owing
g frequent attacks 81 asthma, his custom
was to SLEEP 10 chair, seldom going to
bed. Mr.. Chandler L aves a large family,
chiefly adults. lis age was about sixav.
On Sunday last, Mrs. Thatcher, le-
lcnging 10 a couple Of moving families
named Thatcher aud ITowusend, on their
way from Hastings, MINI, to some part Of
IAdiana, died in Lancaster Of quiusey.-
The families camped near town to await
tie result OF her sickness, but hY the invi-
taton of Under Sheriff Cbesseblo, they
accepted a room IL the Court House-
They were worthy people, god humanity
had the remains of the deceased mother
and wife sealed up in a tin case for oarriage
to her home in Indiana.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
New Advertisements
probate NoTlCE-sHERN1N

County Court Of Grant county, Wisconsin. In pa.
In lie matter the nuncupative win Of So,r.
sherman deceased. A v
On read ag and dlipg the application Of pl,a.,,
u SaeImsn, representing that Norman g. Sbs~s.s
isfe Of the town OF Hazel Green, IA said conpt
ed, having made his uuncupatiye will aug ns.
that thu be proved aud admitted 10 probsi s
corGing 10 law,
Tacfer pom Il IL order,i that The matter Of s,,s M
ton be heard be.o the Judge Of this CONF \, w
Court-h anse in 1ncasteg In said county an ms as
lie Z0ta day OF Oct, A. D., 1863, at one oco.t u ny
afternoon Of said day Ordered further tlat r. ny
thereof be given all persdrs interested In ma %
~ publishing this order for hIse ID weeks guee.,
iy pfior 10 said day ct hearing in the Grant Sss,
HefAld 8 weekly newspaper published At IaDsstsr9
said county .--Datod sept 2sth, 1888 iva Y
MA EC30NIGAI, Co. Jgi,s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
New Yolk, S pit. 81.

New York, SEPT. "a.
The New York Tri5uae's Washington
correspondent says:
Letters from Europe contradict the ru-
more that the Provisional Government OF
Mexico sent special agent 10 Richmond
10 establish friendly relations. The preten-
ded departure of Vice President Stephens
to bargain Texas and Louisiana for the IT,
terventlon of France is also acanard. Gen.
Forey will resume operations against the
remaining forces Of Juarez at tie end Of
the rainy season, aud expects to dispose OF
them easily. A considerable number Of
French officers have been appointed as in
structprs Of Mexican soldiers, aud $4,000
uniforms and stands Of arms have beer for
warded from France TO equip the Mexican
army.
The acceptance Of Of the crown of Mex
leo by Maximiliaa Of Austria, is a settled
fact.
Not the least credit is to be given to the
rumors Of the recognition Of e South by
France. The French Government positiv-
ely dsclaimed any such intention, and the
subject has never been introduced 10 the
Cabinet Council.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
az DANDELroa AND VIM UnEanY Brr

rERs.-Compo OF the bs2s Roots Banks aud Herbs,
and peculiarly adapted 70 the immediate relief and
ache, Janndice, Weakness Sour Stomach Loss Of APP
petite. Djzz' ness-anu All omYiaints caused by eu
torpid AID inactive Liver. The effect Of these Bttes
strengthen regulate bnId up and keep Ia order the
whole stem. They just the tlnnl needed in
sprinx and summer pleasant to the taste and agree
ablo IA effects. Every body takes them every body
likes them few doses viii convince the incredn
ons OF teir great worth, and secure for them place
Ia every family
PRICE, 50 and rs Gents per bottle.
For Sale at Baxters Drug store and by 9th n Drug
gists. S. HUNTINGTON, Proprietor.
43-tE FarmersSarghs Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29

a dispatch from Little Rock of the 21st
to the St. Louis Republican says Colonel
Cloud with one hundred Of the "a Kansas
cavalry arrived at that place on the 10th.
Between Perryyille, in the indian Territory.
(where Gen. Blunt defeated the rebels under
Steele aud Cooper,) and Fort Smith, Col.
Cloud with 500 of the Kansas I'd cavalry
and Rcbb's battery attacked 1900 rebels
under Gen. CobelI, in strongly fortified
position, routing them with considerable
loss. The rebels retreated TO Atkadel-
phia. AT Dardane!e, on the 9tn, Col !.
Cloud attacked 1000 rebels under Colonel
Sherman and defeated them, capturing their
camp with large amount of commissaFy
stores.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29

EE" The 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 nard on that part of the State,
as tobacco was almost the only article which
they sod Tor money. Many soldiers wives
also lad cultivated large plats for the sup
port Of tleir families.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
al A h RjF A.

RAYMER-J0N Es.- IN Feunimore. Coz, :.
Rev s. w. Eaton, Mr. ". n RavTs II AZ U, BY
AZ Joness both of fennimore. AS Jaia
MON III uRnARp I'm Potosi Sent o. s.. ~
Stephens EsI,, Ar. J. W. Wi6n ana MS u thomas
Hubbard b. es S9'ah =,
SHoRT-WADE = IN Patch Grove Sent "a 4, -
~ Patch, Esq, Mr.. John E. short Of Ia -, oy Hen.
Ann NJ Wade, of Fafton. 1 aaa Airs
WILsoN--GEE.--ln Tafton, sept 10, by Rev "
Delap, Mr.. j. s. Wilson and Miss i. i;s seF' ~
Tafton ~ VolhW
GuRNEY- AoRTHIT in Glen Haven, Sen, I,
Barney White, ESD, Mr. B Quincy aod M. ~
Smorthit, both Of Glen Haven '''~ Mary
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
uNxoN sTATR q1cR.Er.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DIST. coNvENrIoN.

3 There wiz be Oh Mon Convention Of the ist Asssm-
bly, Dis rict, Grant county, composed OF tbs owus o.
Piatteyle Smelser, and Hszei Green, at Georgetown,
saturday Oct 81 at o'clock p M. for the purpose Of
nominating candidate for the Assembly and also $
candidate for County Super visor Each tesn will 9e
last Presideptial election, aud one delegais 30 each
". II. VIRGIN,
WM BRANDON,
S IlGHTCAP,
District Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-29
pROOF on WILL-ERNST.

State Of Wisconsin, COUNT Of Grantss. Grant Conn
ty Court. in Probate. Sept. Term, 1868 pr@'a.
Vim AlcGon gal, Judge. In the matter Of tbs a'l
Win AID Testament Of Frederick Ernst deceased
On reading and filing an instrument ia writing NM.
porting to be the last viii and testament Of ifss,
lex Ernst Of tbe town OF Beetown IN the copntr,
Grant state ~ Wisconsin, deceased wherein Elas5e
Ernst, widow Of deceased, and Gordon Day. are n,Ss
executors
Thererrtr it is ordered that the proof Of said IN.
tl,s,icur 30 heard before the Judge Of tbis cosg
at the court house in Lancaster in said county on p
DAY the goth day Of Oct 1868 at one O'Clock ia AeG
tcrnoOn Of sue day. Osdered further that nocethem.
ofbe iven to al persons nereted thereia by PUBLISHING
this order for three go weeks suceessgey prorto an
day Of hearing IN tie Grant County Herald weekly
ne wspaper Published at Lancaster in said Grant COUNT
Lancaster Sept 2Stb, 1858 WA. MoGONIGAl,
I6w3 County Jg3ra