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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-05-14
THOSE RESOLUTIONS.

The Muscatine Courier of Thursday
last contained portion of the resolutions
passed at the late meeting Of the X. c.
C.'s of this county, and some of the pro-
ceedings. The CoWier says "the reso-
lution5 have the right ring in them"
The report says, ''TLc Democracy met
at Mr.. Snydcr's Office Only think of
it, the great Democratic party calling a
delegate convention to select delegates to
State convention, and calling it to meet
cat Mr.. Snyder's Office Its a lie, on
the face of it. AS we said last week,
the convention was called and managed
by the X G. C's and no member of the
old Democratic party is in any way re
sponsible for, OR bound by, the doings Of
that meeting, only as he may personally
endorse its action The meeting adjourn
cd to tho court house. H. w. Ross, J..
+. Whitcomb and b. +, Pawling were
appointed a committee on resolutions.
Thew renorted the follow;n, resolutions
which 40 tho ,coorn, so,s ..uora unon;
,,orslu aann.oaS "''' """"'
WHEREAS, it is our deliberate and
solemn conviction that this unnatural
civil war has been brought upon Us by
the abolltlonlsts and scccssionists, and
that the Republican party is Il conven-
ticle Of aboltionsts, and under dis,
gulse so meretricious o. no longer to de-
ccivc the intelligent; therefore,
Il. R.soleed, That the course Of the
present Administration, if if ever had
any claim to our sympathy orrcspect, has
been such, and 50 infamous, that we can.
not do less than execratc and impcach j,
before the American peprIe and the
world.
80. PeSo1,s3, That as the cIcrpvmen
Of the United States, with yery few
honorable executions, hayo anostaiizol
from the principles Of the christian re
ligion, and enlisted under the banner Of
his satanic majesty, and are Industrious.
ly endcavorng to carry cut his ficndi>h
designs by first assisting to PLUNGE onr
once happy nation into an unnaturaI war
then stirring up seryilc Instruction for
the indiscriminate butchcry of those who
were it not for them would have hocn
our brethren and friends. BREATHING b;t
terness, spite, malice and i'll will amono
those to whom it was their dutv 70 have
preached the 'sjoyful tiainrs Of neaca,nd
good will to man" then exciting domcs.
tie fcuds, encouraging mobs and dis
tu.bing the peace of the community by
pfos'ltu''ns their churches tothc preach
ing OF negro 'teedom instead OF the COS
pei OF Chfis'' they nave forfeited the re
Spect and are unworthy of the supper
OF a Virtuous, patriotic and moral people
10 Heso1'ea' mat the shattered mem
pers OF the exploded abolition, alias re
publican, alias Union party, under TIL
lately assumed name OF Loyal League,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-05-14

Adj Gen. Baker returned home
yesterday from Des Noines in good health
aud spirits. His report is progressing
finely and will be out in the course of a
month. The first volume, containing
ll0S pages is completed, and 800 pages
of the second volume have already been
printed -Dar. Ga.
The Des Moines Register says there
are $50 Union Leagues in sound working
| condition in this State.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-05-14
CHICAGO. IOWA n NEBRASKA
AIR LINE.
CT = - - 49, - ss-sssTjSFJ
OPEN 70 MARSHALL.
70 Niles less Staging to Des Moines than
Gy uny other route.

" NHy CtfET TONlc.
On and after Monday April 20. 1863 Trims will rim
as follows: ' '
GOING EAsT-Night Express leaves Marshall at $50
p. In. on arrival OF Stages from Des Moines; Cedar
RAPIDS 'oo p m; Clarence S:33 p. ip Clinton 10
all morning trains going north east
Day Train leaves Marshall at 5 a. IN; Cedar Rand
al ':ooa IN; Clarence l2:35 p. and arrives at Gin.
ton at l:3o r. Passengers to Clinton by thi. train
can take Night Express for Chicago, remain until
next morning at s:3o. and arrive in Chicago at @ H. m
GONG WEsr-Night Express leaves Wells st. Denot
In thcago at $50 in evening; Clinton 3:l5 A. M Car-
ence 3.io a. IN; Cedar Rapids 100 a. M and arrive in
MARSHALL at lo:l5 a. Passengers leaving Chicago
Oh TINS tram at 6o In evening" arrive in Des Mones
early next evening.
Day Train leaving Chicago at Q a. M arrives Mt Gin
TON at p, m Leaves Clinton at 8 a. m; Clarence At
ls:s3 m: Cedar Rapids $40 p. M and arrivc at Mar
shall at $50 p.
Passengers going East from De. Moinau -, , ,roo,,.
jackets OF Iho's liatton, jr., at Des Mones.
GOOD Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Connections At Turner Junction with trains
Tor rreeport Dunleith, GAINESVILLE, Fon du Lac
Prairie du Chem and La Crosse
At Dixon with Trains Of Illinois Central Railroad
AT Clinton with boats on Mississippiriver
AZ ne " lit with stages for Davenport IL Maouok eta
AT Clarence with stage for linton
At Cedar Rapids with stages for Iowa City. yinton.
Cedar Falls and Northern Iowa '
At Bartown with stage for Marenyo: and NJ Marsb.n
with stages for Grinne, Newton Des Moines Council
BUNS, Omaha, Eldora, Boon sboro, Fort DODGE Sonr
City. and intermediate places.
Live Stock and Express Freight
Leaving Marshall in the morning, reaches Chicaoo
early next morning nAAoat change Of Cars.
T.. b. TALCOTT Gen. sup' Chicago.
J. b. ROWE. Asst SUM- Clinton :
s.C.HAl III, Gen'l Freight Agent, Chicago
d. coTTLE, Travelling Agent fe:xf)
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-05-14
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that Nathan Taber,
~ ofCedar county, Iowa, las this day ASST gn-
cd to me all his property, real and personal, for
the payment Of his debts; and bis creditors
must present their claims under oath or affirm
alton to me, at my Office in Springdale, Cedar
county, Iowa, within three months from the
da,e OF TINS notice. Ii. c. GILL, Assignee.
Dated May 18th, l8G3-nl9wC*
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-05-14
DRESS GOODS.

SILK MOZANBlQUES-Latest Styles.
EMBD do do do
SILK LENOS, do do
PARIS PLAIDS, do do
PLAIN SILK LUSTRE, do do
LAW NS-New stylss and different prices.
SPRING nELAINES-35c per yard.
GINGNAMS, &c. &c.
r:ft- Our stock Of Dress Goods comprises
st! les entirely new, and of this Springs impor-
tation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-05-14

rab'e. Gen Carter occupies good forag-
ing grounds, south Of the Cumberland
river. The rebels have had enough
fighting for the present, in that section.
The resilient rebels are being vigorously
treated, and the Union men are receiving
protection that will secure them in their
rights.
1t is stated that four persons have
lately been murdered by the Indians near
Otter Tail Crossing, in Minnesota. It is
supposed that the decd was done by a
party of Sioux.
A young huckster, of the female
persuasion, ate fifty oranges, one after
another, at Columbia, Ohio, the other
day, on wager. She received S. for
thus advertising the capaciousness and
fexibility of her ''brcad basket"
The 200 contrabands taken up the
Mississippi, few days since, are to be
employed as Transfers in Gen. Pope's
expedition against the Indians.
The Coppcrheads of this State have
postponed the time of holding their State
Convention to the Sth of July. Cause
why--they think it may be necessary to
be in favor of supporting the Govern.
ment by that time ~ -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-05-14

The destination of tho expedition
from Sioux City against the Indians is
Devils Lake, Minnesota, where the fore.
es OF Little Crow arc said to be concen-
trated. The expedition is $500 strong,
including the 9th Iowa Cavalry.
Lieut. ): B. Dorr of Dubuque, has
received Coloneps commission from the
War department, and with it authority
to raise regiment of Mounted Riflemen.
lie VIII set about organizing the rcgi-
ment Immediately.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23

THE RscE.-The running contest between
;he IuGiana MAJ kitty Clyde and the Wiscnn-
sin horse Bogus Bill, yesterday afternoon, was
one Of the most exciting ever witnessed in Du-
buqne county. Over twenty-five humid ell
spectators were present, and from eglit 10 Ten
thousand dollars changed hands. One oatsid-
er won 81 10, and another won 200
Owing toihc hea' Of the weather, the horses
we're not brought 10 The starting posts until
after six O'clock. At the start the mare was
two feet AMI ha ahead. but the horse quick
IL gained on her and al the midi he va. even,
and reached the judges post two feet and a
ha { ia advance OF his CONF etnor.
Kitty yde was the savorie before the race
and her friends from 81. Louis, Chicago and
Spriagfe d, IL, freely Took bets at odds of two
10 one. She was never beaten in fair race
before and not Tong ago she won race with
tie stakes at s. 900 a side. in a contest with
the ce ebrapd California mare.
Bogus Bill was raised in Wisconsin,. about
twelve mi es from Dubuque. is d green horse
on The iuf. having never raced but one. before.
He goes 70 Springfield. IT.. !, in Iew days, 10
race with a &c ebrated hor.e IN that REGION
Tie stakes were placed in ho ders' hands yes
ierday. and ousiie bets to the amouat of $500
were made on The track Dubuque Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23
communicated

49, -
CELEBRATION AT MOUNT HoPE.-A
meeting was held at Mount Hope. Saiur-
day, June 18th for the purpose Of making
arrangements for celebration on the 4ih
Of July. Allen Garvin, WAS elected Chair
man. and q. w. Harmon, Secretary. A
motion was then made that we celebrate
the 4th Of July at Mount Hope, and that
q general invi alton be gwen to all to at
tend--hringing their own provision and
their cloth upon the grass
"harvest home style."
The following officers were then appoint
ed: r. G. Humphrey. Marshal Of The Day
w. II. GiiIafd. President: S. l.. Stratton,
Reader OF the Declaration of Independence
d. Sncider. Toast Master. A toast com
niftee was then appointed. The following
committee was then appointed to procure
4 Speaker: +. Z. Ousley, S L. Straiton,
and R. I. Humphrey. Moved aud car
ned that general Invitation be gwen 10
all musicians To attend.
The NeSSenger, a paper designed for the
goth Regimen, Wis. Vols WAS read by
Miss Anira WhiIesiee, Miss Charlotte
Rouse aud Miss Mary Denton. Music ~
he Mount Hope Choir, and ~ others. was
interSpersed throughout the exercises.
Moved and carried the proceedings Of
this meeting 10 forwarded I, the Grant
County Herald and Natioual Brad 8re
for publication. q. w. HARMON.
Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23
comuunicated.J

Mr.. EDIToR:-T times like these the
Country is swarming with loose young mer
who having dread Of the dralt in their owf
disiGyal districts are now on the move. They
will sci maps and books, or do anything e
disguise their Intentions. They are trying &c
make living in some way VIII cnntempilb J
skul>ing from The calls Of their noble Gov
eminent. II they cannot get the wherewIth
without they will steal horses or any other
property to enable them to carry ont their pnr.
poses. They will do anything that can posi-
bly, be done and it won d be we'll for al TO be
upon the watch for scoundr els of this descrip.
ton. LOYAL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23

IIoRsE THIEVES during the last two
weeks there has been nunbe" Of horses
stolen throughout the County. A NUN
Der Of these nnrrineipled men have been
caught, and viii undoubtedly be made 70
safer The peoatyuf their crimes. One If
item went 10 the livery stable OF Foster
& Phelps, and l.ired a hefse and outrage
FIR the purpose, Us he said, Of purchasing
cattle in the surrounding country. lie
male s.goQd time" to Gal4na meanwhile
selling the entire ouifil-horse. calriagp
and harness-for $780, The man that
purchased them, soon began 10 have Sus
I,icion that al was not usht,< followed
and overlook him just rs be was entering
The cars. He Was brought back for some
distance when he di,gnrged bis iil-eoIten
oains. and the men allowed him to IS with
ma other punishment than til. payment Of
The sura Of tea dollars We do not knew
what the reason WIS. that he WIS allowed
Is escape punishment IN his mauner
Arolher. WIS sloieu FROM Mr.. Beetl1aln,
af Fenuimare. ly 4 Norwegian Is TIE
name If Lewis Lcsfon- he WAS caught
in short lime, aud IS nv. in the equity
Jail AT his examination, YES erdly, lse
was hound over u the next term OF court
Is stand his tril. r. aiyes bis residence
as heng III Crawfad County. He Is
about sixteen Years Of are.
There are many other cases Of a similar
kind. in this anl adjoining ceuntiss. and
il would be we'll Tor Isl. t. take care that
they are not visited by some Of thsse I'M.
welcome guests. When they 10 Come.
tley 81 ooll lie banded over 70 The Officers
TO be punished III accordance with the
law, instead of being allowed 70 reInzin
al large, to pursue their nvfarious lsasiness
ID some other locality. About this season
8 The gear, persons of tins dc cripion are
always around, anil. as they know where
tbs best houses are kept. they lave =
good chance 10 applopliite them e tiieif
won use. Ii would he w,l! fer ALI u tie
upon their guard for such persons
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23
ESTATE or KIRKPATRICK.

Sac % Wisconsin. Giant Cauatc--ss Grant County
Soart, In P-ohte JuHe Tenn, 1853 Present. Wm.
ReGan4a, Judge In ,he bat,ef Of the estate Of
I, v. kirGpa rick. dec, ett
Vn resting and fling the petition OF Ann XIX
Elnek t'pfess a1ing among uthcr IhiugS that r w
Kirkpatrick rec, mis- G,d tutestaie SAID Giant
y a'iag oi- chartts and estate wi.hiu state,
a-l NAT She is tie lawful wtsW elsa deceased ana
sa iag !! 81 aeminisirlhn thereof be crtnted unto
est and Mahlnu tAwc fl Fsa II said COUNTY
eeappH u j. ordered that te matter 0fSiid petition
= utard before The Ja4ge IF tss court 1T tie
I n"nse 10 ancastrr in said county FavS lay the
t s.a 9ay uiy -. 1873, ~ O'Clock IN the At
~ | OF s'ttd dav Cfdrca further that ueiiee there
IL y S!gea to ah persons Interested therein rs pnh-
sG thN order fer three wes is saccessivey pfiaF u
" ~ I" ~ .ing H te fst@ut tpGufN ilsfatd, week
per pub ish-d 1t lAsneslSf 81 III sal cnuaty.
Da.ea Jare I'd, 1868 Nh. McG0N4GAl.,
%E9 Cnunty Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23

DEATH OF SHARP-sHooTER Private
George Carroll, Of this city, member Of Co.
r. PSI Iowa regiment, was Killed al Weeks
burg on the 9TH inst. He was acting as sharp
shooter. aud had fired at a rebel inside the
Qualifications; after which he raised his head
above the rifle pit 10 see the effect Of his shot,
when a rebel bal eli struck him in the forehead,
killing HIM instantly. Young Carroll was q
brave young man, owed by his comrades,N
SAYS one VINO informs his mother Of his death.
sfor his KINDNESS Of heart. and for his prompt
ness and obedience; he was ways ready tc
do his luty. whether that duty led him 70 figh!
the enemy or perform camp service. We bur-
led him in in a green, grassy De and erected
boards II his grave, with his name, regiment
ard company on tnem.o
Young Carol leaves widowed mother and
sister IN this city. He was their oaly SON
their only assistance. The mother is an aged
lady, aid is we -nigii broken-heartel al hel
loss Nav God sooih aud comfort her,
Dubuque Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23

A DILEMMA. -From gentleman who has
inst a rived from VlcKs burg. we learn that two
or three hundred secesh men nd women who
have been seat South from ST. Louis, Tor dis
loyalty, BY order Of Gen. Curtis, are not able
to gel through The lines into Dixie. They
were first sent 10 Gen. RDsecraus. al MurfreeS-
horo with directions that he shoull pass them
through the lines. Til. Gen Roseeians re-
fused 10 do, lest they should give Important
information to tie enemy. They wore ten
forwarded 10 Memoirs, to be set 10 Gen.
Grant, aud PISSED through the lines in Missis-
sppi. Az Memphis hey were taken on board
one Of CO.. Ellei's Marine Brigade fleet, and
conveyed 10 Sherman Landing Oh the Yazoo,
where they were on Friday lat awaiting Gen.
Grants orders Chicago Tfibpae.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23

SYSTEMATICALLY The Richmond
Enquirer o! the 30sh nli., ia an article upon he
military and political bearings of the contest
now raging al Vicksburg, hes the following
significant langnA5e;-.Yel some there are OF
ineaner iype--psay God they be few l--who
won Il see in the fall Of Vicksbusg an occasion,
narbaps even reason, perhaps even see an
honest and patriotic reason for drawing back
from HE extreme measure OF orr proud posi-
iion, and listening 10 compromise and an hon
orable peace.' li,Sond seem that there Is, al
Ter all .speace Of any price" party 81 the
South as vel as the North.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23
New York. June Is.

.;,ston dispatch TO the Herald A lei
WasnlIs a ~, formerly an officer in the
Ter from dated at Harris5arg June ne, 6 OH was
received a a5,.,or from Maltinsburg, are inst
d Cen - They report having eft that p ace
GO sS sunday o %ss1 as f o%n fSsy
olry vas WIZ, Will and have seen nothing of the
lell anm ,lss, he r whole route since.
enemy a c.ho most intelligent among them said
One o. Tl4bs,mbersburg late on Monday night,
they lei. INIT thaf time The enemy had MOI made his
appearance , a. no ,:oubt that Lee has large
There - Nm ob@nt ore third Of il occupying the
country , u Tie loss of Winchester laid
Mar'InsoTr sSm,beriand valley in Pennsylvania
% o5fn nT 'ai adj a. o1 ,h' pf0npss' meas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23
San Francisco. June 10.

The bark E bridge has arrived from Japan
With dates 10 the lllh OF May. Al Kanagawa
Gere were 3 British war ships, lwu Dulch,
and French Admin al flag ship, and The Amer
icaa steamer Wyoming.
TIE English Adnira had demanded large
indemnity. and the surrender Of the murder ers
Of Richardson Failing OF which, France anc
England would declare war against Japan.
The japanese had near all eff Kanagawa.
AL merchant vesse were detained 10 re-
Cei,e foreign residents in case war eusued
which was considered possible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23
New York, June 10.

The Post prints Washington specials as
i''- p'..ons from the front this morning re-
IN on;rt. No signs Of the rebels this
Po'' fC,ipepper Our army is in a new
"oo ,.nn thoroughly reorganzed and full
pS SoonfJrncr. No signs Of the enemy on
u !, P. tomac between here aud Harpers
Ferry,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23

SlhAfED OR STOLEN!
S15 REWARDl

rsuSyd or stolen from The Subscriber residing ID the
seaaimore, june lath, '6S. faur Il aad 81 oxvns
Aat efesm coeFed OK; large high horns, tail rather
NJ Ears rel OK; no white hairs rather bun nccked.
az arge spotted OK; grew and white
on lss, j tru OK with wli spots, warts
NJ side, and short tail
auin Wi pay Sl5 reward 10 the lnder of these
raefrs' " 20 10" ini0fmatiou that w lead 70 their
F,r3, FRANK EOBINS0N.
-ela'more Jane nd, lSes. 2.pss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23

Tie 18Th WISCONSIN, - Mr. Krebs, who
reached here from Lake Providence to-day,
says the health Of the lbth regiment is excel-
lent Lieut. Col. Fairchilds is in command of
HE regiment, Co. a len being president OF a
court martial. Major Reynolds i Provost
Marshal OF The b ace. Lieut. Col. FairchiId
i uetting along fine Il, having recovered from
his wound so rs 10 dispense with the use Of a
cane, ag4 slri Is his men regularly every even
inr.-Af adt10n Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23

ARRIVED Volume one OF John 5. G.
Abbott's History Of the Civil War in
America has just cane to hand. Mr..
Copeland, agent for The publisher in this
section Of the state, has just placed 4 COPY
Of the work upon ourtallr. He is nov
engaged in distributing the books 10 those
who subscribed for them, At the time ne
was canyassing. We have not had time
to look it over, farther than as TO IFS gen
eral outlines. Ii is printed in a neat and
tasty manner, and speaks well for those that
had charge Of It's mechanical execution
1t contains number Of Maps, Diagrams,
and numerous Sterl Enarasings Of Battle
Scenes aud Portraits Of DISTINGUISHED men.
This WORK is only sold I,y agents. TIL.
;, cond volume viii i1e issued Immediately
alter the close OF the war We will soon
/ Dive it a more extended notice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23
JOSIAH CRANsToN,
Chairman Of Committee

Es-In another column VIII be found the adj
ver'isemeut Of Olmstead's Patent Sugar Evap-
orator. Something of the kind is almost in
valuable 70 the farmer who engages in the cut
tire Of cane, and al should purchase those
that viii be Of tie most benefit 10 them H.
W. WRIGHT of Potosl is agent for Grant and
Iowa counties.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23
THE HERALD.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Mail Arrivals and Departllres.

Arryesfrom Boseobe to lancaster.o Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays NJ o'clock p NJ
Departs frGn aneas or for BoScohe on MONDAYS We'd
nesda, ans Fridays, at O'clock A. NJ; rails closed
at O'Clock A. NJ
Arrives from plattsville Tuesdays Thursdays ana
Saturdays at oo'clock r. Nj.
Departs fpr Plattevie, Mondays. Wednesdays Fri.
dats at O'Clock A. It, malls closed IA O'clock p H.
Arrives from Prairie du Chen Tuesdays Thurs Ia,
aud Saturdays al o'clack, p. II
Departs Ter Prairie du Ciieu. MONDAYS, Wednesdays
and FridayS 81 O'clock, A. ~; malscl0sa at ~
Arrives from t'otos Mondays Wednesday, anu rda.s
at 9 O'Clock A. b
at5 O'Clock, ?. mails close at O'CLOCK y. II
Arrives from Mineral Point viz New California; Tues
DAYS aud Fridays ut 9o'ciock, A.
Departs for Mineral Point via New California Wednes-
DAYS and Satu DAYS az 10 O'clock, A. 81; mails closed
ut "a o'clock, A. Al.
Arrives from CassFilIe Wedn. sdays aud SATURDAYS al
u n'cack II
Departs for Cassville. TUESDAYS. aud FRIDAYS at o.
clock 4 VI; mails close 1T S1s o'clock. A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23
Aa a e & ID

.~-~~.-~.--0.~-~SrN(~0s-->-~-
Observation-Disclosures Port tudr vs. tun S. 1853
b,D Pvfugo Esq. Mr g ntge ia l., If castle 10 K.
,9Niss Mary r. Campbell OF Aiken, i.hland co., Wis.
Many thanks the parties for their marriage certf-
iel.e u respect for the printers.
urLLEH-G ATrAN-In Cassvie. June nth, 1868.
by Rev Verhrrl Mr. V illam uIer 10 Miss MARY
gattsn all OF Gass lille.
Man, Iauks for TN mall inclosure FOR our benefit.
uCKPuY-PHl L1rS-In Platteviie, Juno 4th. CO.
rs Rev Buck MIR. lie dnte w. Murph 10 Miss Edith
/ Philips jInf Mitcial Point
THONPSnN-tH HANDLER ----. June IS 1868
b, Rev simms. Mr. WhauI Thompson 81 Boscebel 10
lis, Marietta handler o. Wugvulr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23
Harrisburg. June 19

i believed there are no rebe troop. IN the
c..,e now. Jenkins cavalry was at Hagers-
,,cp last nigh, no evidence hiying b@ea seen
ofany infantry with him. The lebe 'eaned
oat Al the drug stores. paving N Confederate
.cn9. and 50 took number OF The most
n,oainent farmers Of that section.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-23
A ADVERTISEMENT!
MOTHERS::

We give Won dye gnoa Tor using Van Du
sen's " orn CONNECTIONS:
l-ehlldren rat them !. rrsliis az they DO candy.
2-nry We out worms thoroughly with ut pain.
3--Cieanse The stomach com etely
4-iure wei aud eihing complaints.
5--Resore leath aud vg0r. give iusfre 10 the e5e,
cel0r 10 tile cheek aud eheeifulness t. The spirit
Send To the store where you trade or tn The drag
gsI ard get Lnx II the merchant has not our Worm
Confrctinus get him { send to where he pur-
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