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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-06-02
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER,
THE WEST POINT ACADEMY.

There is not, we think, question of equal pub
lie certainly not one whercwith daily OBJ
servation might be supposed to have enlightened
the most ignorant-which SO large portion OF
our people have persisted in misunderstanding ana
pervertiug, as the question Of the merits oil Inc
West Point Academy and the advantage OF the
military education bestowed at that national lnsu-
tuition 1t was formerly for many years regular
topic Of debate in the House of Representatives on
the annual appropriation for the support OF the
Academy. 1t was thought to be~s safe card for
Bunconbe, and was of course regularly drawn
into the of party debate, and many and
long and tedious have been the homilies we were
obliged to listen to-releved, to be sure, by the
trenchant championship of Mr.. John Quincy
Adams and Col. Drayton, of South Carolina
on the little value of the g weather" soldiers,
which alone, it was asserted, the school was
fitted to produce. Experience, however, gra-
dually weakened this prejudice until the occur
renee OF the Mexican war, when the Academy was
fought into favor by the valor and conduct Of its
sons; and for many years after public hostility
seemed to have yielded to the teachings Of expe-
rience, and we ceased to hear the stereotyped
depreciation of West Point. But national
errors, if they do not move on cycles and have
their periods of return, seem to be only dormant
and ready to spring up afresh under favorable cir
cumstances. So it is with the mischevous preju-
dice against military education; for since the
breaking out of this gigantic civil war, calling such
multtudes of citizens into the ranks Of the army,
and the entrusting of educated soldiers with COM
mands in place of raw unframed ones, the old
lnvldious cry against West Point is again heard,
and 1t IS to furnish practical argument on the
subject that we copy the annexed extracts from a
sensible and Independent editorial article which
We find in the New York Times
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-06-02
THE CoRREsP NDENCE.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
on ~
To THE PRESIDENT :

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, May "a, 1864.
To THE PRESIDENT:
The Secretary of State to whom has been referred the
resolution of the House of Representatives of yesterday
requesting the President to communicate 10 that House. if
not inconsistent with the public interest any explanations
given by the Government of the United States to the Gov
eminent of France respecting the and bearing of the
joint resolution relative to Mexico which passed the
House of Representatives unanimously the 4h of April
1864 has the honor TO lay before the President copy of
all the correspondence file record in this Depart
ment the subject of the joint resolution referred to.
Respectfully submitted
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-06-02
WILLIAM Fl. SEWARD.
Mr. Seaoard to Mr.. Dayton.- Ertract]

mr.. SeDdru 10 mr. DdytOn- EEtrdct.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Washington, ApyI z, 1864.
SIR: / send you copy of resolution which
passed the House of Representatives the 4th instant by
unanimous vote, and which declares the opposition of
that body to recogniti of monarchy in Mexico Mr.
Georey has lost time in asking explanation of this
proceeding
II is hardly necessary, after what have heretofore
written with perfect candor for the information of France
to that this resolution truly nterpres the unanimous
sentiment of the people of the United States regard to
Mexico. 1t is however, another and distinct question:
whether the United States would think it necessary or
proper to express themselves the form adopted by the
House of Representatives at this time This is practical
aud purely executive question: and the decision of it
additionally belongs not 10 the House of Representatives
nor even to Congress- but to the President of the United
States
You will of course take notice that the declaration
made by the House of Representatives is in the form Of
joint resolution, which, before acquire the charac
ter OF legislative act must receive first the
OF the Senate and secondly the approval Of the Presi
dent of the United States, or. of his dissent the
renewed assent OF both Houses OF Congress- be
ed By majority OF two-thirds Of each body.
Whethe President receives the declaration of the House
OF Representatives with the profound respect to which it
Is entitled exposition of its views upon grave aud
important subject he directs that you inform the Govern
ment OF France that he does not at present contemplate
any departure from the policy which this Government has
hitherto pursued regard to the which exists between
France and Mexico 1t Is hardly necessary say that tn
Of the House OF Representatives adopted
upon suggestions arising within Itself and not upon any
of the Executive department. and that the
French Government would be seasonsby apprzed Of
change OF policy upon this subject which the President
might at any future time think it proper to adopt
am, cir, your obedlent servant,
Il
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-06-02
FINANCIAL RJIMORg

The New York Evening Post endorses the report that
Mr. Chase has determined to put on the market loan Of
fifty millions of slx per cent gold bearing bonds which
VIII be sold at auction to the highest bidder. Washing
ton despatch to New York says that Secretary Chase will
soon offer fifty millions Of the six per cent bonds Of 1881
at public auction.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-06-02
NAVAL CAPT1rRE

The report the capture Of the English schooner Agnes
on the "a OF May of the harbor Of Veasco Texas by the
H. steamer Chosura has been received Al the Nav M
psrtmen The Agnes has been sen TO New Orleans for
adjudication. -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-07

MO MANS NAME Is MORE lNrlM tTELY con-
nected with the history Of the Materia Medca of the
United states favorably known as the pioneer Of
medical discovery, than that of DIR JOHN BULL, OF
Louisville, Ky His inimitabe preparation Of sarsaps-
rilia has Ions stood the head of the various
pounds of that valuable drug His Compound Pectora
OF Wild Cherry has become household word throughout
the West and South his Worm ozenges in less than
after their Introduction attained reputation
wide spread the continent Of North America. But the
GROWING glory OF his life remains 10 be attained in his
latest discovery combination, for he does
claim to have been the dscoverer of CEDRON which is
the basis Of the bers offered 10 the public. That
honor belongs the native nh ibitans OF Central Amer
ica whom it, virtues have been known for than
two hundred years. Armed with IT, the lndian bids def
TO the most deadly malaria and handles without
fear the serpents IL is belief with them
that while there breath left in the body the Cedron is
potent TO cure, no matter what the disease maybe.
While DR. Bull not prepared to endorse this extrava
CANT pretensiOn he il nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination of the evidences relating to its virtues
that, remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
OF 20 the masmac Influences, II stands without rival
and Justly deserves the reputation has long enjoyed in
Central America and the West Indies. In
DYSPEPSIA
And its attendant train Of SIMPSONS il acts more like
charm than a medicine. There is nothing in the whole
range of maeeria medica that for moment bear
comparison with il in this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found in
the 18th edition of the IT, s. Dispensatoy 1857 and
1883.
series Of experiments in which DIR Bull has been for
years engaged has Just be- brought to successful
minatiOu and he is enabled 10 offer to the public
combination of Cedron with other approved tOnics the
whole preserved in the best quality of copper distilled
Bourbon Whisky which he Is confident has equal in
the world
He might furnish volume of certificates but the pub
lie have long since learned estimate such things at
value The safest plan for every
for himself the virtues Of medicine. Give the
Cen r.ssrn Rhtfen-S
One trial and veu will never use any other.
Ii is not necessary to publish long list Of the diseases
for which the Cedron bitters a specific.
In all diseases of the StOma e In Bow e Is, Liv-
er or Il idneys;
In all affections Of the Brain depending up.
ON Heterogeneous of the Stomach ar
Bowels;
In GOut, Rheuma a SIN and eural z In;
And In Fever and ague,
Ii is destined 10 supersede all other remedies. II not
only all these diseases, hut 1t prevents them
wine glass full VI the Bters taken hour before
each meal will obviaie the i'll effects of the TN
heatey climate and screen the taking against
diseases under the mOsttryng exposure.
las~Dr. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Fifth street,
Louisville. Ky.
Sold wholesale and Retail by
j. +. SENOUR, Druggist,
West Washington Street,
marchl-d6m INDIANAPOLIS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-07

a THE AMERICAN DISPENSARY WE TREAT BIZ
N anew method, and with the hsppiest results. Pro-
dses Jt<rf. falling Of the WOMB, tdacerdtOa Ulcer
sffoa. LacAsrrAea. whes.l Cssaayy and all ether dis
eases 10 which the d0eerlcda Female is peculiarly
liable. Send three dollars and receive BY express
the Doctors Female Sya0es. This instrument should
Be used by every in the land for the purpose 81
cetaifa<ss coBlforf hedlA, &c. Sent free IN receipt
otstamp. copy Of Private Letter Married Ladies'
on health. &c The Doctors celebrated Female Piiis
fresh from the DspeuSary rey 9oo IN simple dis
eases. irregularities, DC. Price 81. sent BY mail
Al the ABs<-icdn DiSpeasIrk also treat uifjlouf
rn~rcsrS and With failing ISS~vsTi
what the qaaeks call rrIf< secret diseases, Spade
IN all is stages GOnorrhea. elect Structure Hydocele
Circocele. Vari,ocele. CArSocee. seminal
weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility I'm
potency, and effects Of self abuse. The lasi six
treated Of In private letter which We send free on
receipt Of stamp
The experience Of the Surgeon charge of this de-
parimen IN Of the best Hospitals IN Europe and in
New York City. enables him TO patients scientcal
" and restore them speedily.
Those living az distance can communicate by letts.
sndbe treated their homes. In argent send g.
or tio and receive medicines.
Consultation free and confidential. Room No. AR
Hast Washington Street; indianapolis. p O. Box 1854.
arr 9div-wi2t.isu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-07
PKIvaTE DISEASES.

nR COLYoUR. MEDICAL OFFICE no as SOUTH
Meridian street. forfeits h. fee II be fails 10 cur
Ing any that may come under bis care no natter
how obstinafs 81 long standing. lie warrants you
cure syphilis In the primary helped IS min
utter eurec IN - hour. elect % 20 wears standing
enred ny Dr. G. Once hours 90 Top " mar2S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-07

u-r.f
" I'M :. ~ ~
- 'o"h ~ Oonh'
1T Is SURE TO CURE
II isimpOsslble 10 enjoy the bloom Of health and
vaoy of spirits unless the Menses regular to tn
time, the quantity and quality When they obstruct
ed nature makes her effort TO obtain for IL sumo other
outlet and unless these efforts Of nature are assisted the
ateut usually experiences pe.pondepcv Nervousness
and finally CONSUMPTION assumes it, sway. and pre-
.-.,,, .,s,.,.. :. ,,;...,,tt,
,r pY,,ovvs a., ops,rp,-,-r,o~,s,
TT pruovps Ar opsrprc-r,oSs,
TT prwovps III opsrpr..rroxS,
IT Rguoyys All. onsrRrr-rtoSs,
1T Is PERFECT REGULATOR
1T Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
IT Is PERFECT REGULATOR
1T is A PERFECT REGULATOR
DhAn - niND
nhAn ~ NM
p1eD ~ MN
' - ru.r, or. N ,-rpv
THAT GUAKANTEE
THAT GUARANTEE
o''',,
maj "OAhA'iHH
NJ npope To rr-pr s,n,,.sston ., H. usa. from
- ~ ~ ~ Pp " ~
whatever cause though care should be taken that my
directions are carefully adhered to-
No., ,r,,,. ,,s,r.
DOi ihh DhSi'
BUY THE BEST
- - -
bUi ihh BENT nrv rur o,vvsr,
BUY The SArEsH
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY THE SAFEST
-, r,,r urST,
BUY THE suREsT'
BUY THE sUREST
BUY THE SUREsr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-07
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS SEMINAL. URIyA.
IL kf AND SEXUAL sYSrEMS->e~ and reliable
trestnsn-n Reports Of the Howard AsSociation-sent
oy mas In sealed letter ~nveopes free Of charge
cress DF. J sKlLLlS HoUGHTON, Howard Association
20 South Ninth street Philadelphia Pa row 90 iv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-07
FOUNDRiES.
HOOSIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.
cox, LORD d PECK,
ManuiActurers and wholesale Dealers in
STOVES, HOLLOW-W.iR SC.

4 LII oUR STOVES ARE OF THE LATEST AND
n moNimpr we'd patterns
Railway, Mil and House Castings &c. &c
ORDER by mail otherwise solicited and prompt At
tentIOn given
Our prices will be found low a. any.
Once, Sales-roon and Foundry south ware
street, two squares directly eat Of the Unios D~pot
Octa3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

THANKsGIviNG.-By arrangement,
Rev. Capt. Palmer is to preach q
Thanksgiving sermon at the Congre-
gational church in Lancaster. on
Thursday Of this week, services to
commence at 10 J o'clock.
On that day it IS hoped the bust
ness rooms in Lancaster will be clos
ed, and, each in his and her own way,
all join for once in returning due
thanks to the great God Of victories,
and Of war as well Of Peace, for his
signal blessings toward the Nation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

WAsuiScYo>. Thursday. Nov. L.
Par OF new fgty-cent fractional
c rreucy are nearly ready for print-
lug. These notes Will bt ol the same
breadth a. those now in circaIation
bur nearly twice a. long. The new
five cent notes viii lie tie same sis
IL, the old ont.. while the cen an
tween five cent notes will be IN
length graduated between the high
est and lowest denominations. L i
possible that a three cent note vii
be issued for greater facility in max
ing change.
The Posts Washington special says
there i NO authority for the state
m Mt that Secretary ~ta:Iton j. 60 y,
appointed to the supreme Court, GA
tie contrary, it is nearly certain that
the Chief usticeohip has already been
offered to Secretary Chase.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

! COUNTY FARM.-The Count Board
upon examining into the conduct and
management Of Mr. IIalb4rt, the
County Superintendent Of the Coun-
ty Farm and panpers, appeared salts
fed in all respects with him d his
acts No Superintendent has ever
been more successful in managing
the Paupers, nor has the farm and
property ever received better care.
Under the present Board of SUI
pervisors. u new building has been
erected as a wing the County house,
the material Of stone and brick and
. work in all respects substantial The
new wing. two stories in height and
Dimensions Of IS feet by sc, adds
about u dozen rooms, some Of them
adopted for two or more inmates
Cells are to be soon provided in the
old building for insane persons. The
tire room accommodations will be
ample for double the number that
could formerly beacoommodated. The
old building has been repaired by put
ting on new roof and cornice, with
water troughs and conductors leading
from roof to cistern. The new c;s-
tern to hold 300 barrels Of water, o.
cupies space in the basement Of the
new wing and is so constructed. as to
last without repairs tor perhaps q
century
The entire cost for the new build-
ing. cistern and repairs is s.. 400.
The Board have also ordered to be
pat under cultivation large area of
ne V land belonging to the farm. the
expense to be chiefly for fences Mr..
HaIbert agreeing to clear ana break
the land without cost to the county.
The rail fence on either side OF the
road running through the farm is TO
be replaced by u post and board fence,
and the rails are to be used for in
closing the new land For such
board fence the Supervisors appro-
priated Sis.
The County Board wisely toresce
an increase Of poor and insane per-
sons a one OF the results OF these
eveaG times. and accordingly have
reckono1 the cost and provided for
their support The towns havingno
arrangements for such unfortunate
persons, the Coanty must undertake
the work, and managed j. With due e.
ticiency and 4 strict eg4rd for ccOu-
Omv.
The buildings are neat and plain
in finish but substantial the rooms
are well lighted and ventiated wo
expect Mr.. Haibert will pay some at
tcutiou to ornan-ntiug the surround
jngs-garlens and yards, with fruit
trees, 7hrubbery and fioWers-with
walks and grass plots, and make the
premises a delightful it not an invit-
ing home Next spring and SUNNI r
the kind friends Of those who are
poor and disabled may visit the
County House and inspcct the e"n@i-
ton Of those to wham We owe high
eat regard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

LAND SALE-Scveral tracts OF val
liable land situated in Crawford
County. north of Woodman, are ad-
yertised for sale by Mr.. NJ Croft
The land is probably good quality
for timber and farming. Sale TO take
place at Boscobel, on the Both Of No
vembcr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

Ar.yg--tl his t~taniss9ss 8repsrsipu wl( bF Nsiafe
own ir restore sFee Heir q tAf oFfgt@et e't"
VIII maze u row SAFE eztS
Wal erA~Gare tllp t.NtUTat eetettoas.
Wall r-ranve a. once all Itching.
MstE .etnove s,f bsHttruG.
VIII care al Eruptieus- even >esld Hesd.
wtI makr tine slain safj and glossy
VIII preserve the Coi1r q hair 81 OLD Age,
VIII 4Iwa Fssten {. ard stop Il sailing
And ftr rast tjet Artlrl~s f'f ne FtaF $50"
20 use Ta8us. NBs Snlders az the Array nave test
"a 20 he above, sto bad heesl1e aud al '''si
their Hair by >eap+ss ch&uge OF climate and fen-
ton. wss perforning camp Guts A &k-- 81 'iV'
ana lre>sn ~ has sQnAt vta-~ a.
W. B RAArkk lgeHt For "a neaSter. " .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22
SOMETHING NEW AT
BROWN BROTHERS,
II 4 H~ION NNISCO Ms

We have just opened the must oHplete and extensive
assortment Of general Merchandise ever brought
this market These goods were purchased before the
GREAT ADVANCE ami since Tie LATE DECLINE IN
prices whieh enables t. give - customers bar
gains which few Dealers cs.li afford,
sJAre you IN want u5 any description Plain or Fan
. - Dry Goods or Yankee Notions, 60 a.
BROWN BROS.
ES~ You viii find "a full assortment of BOOTS AND
SHOES iur OLD aud Young AZ BROWN BROS.
eS- Also a complete hot OF MN ) ! BOYS CLOTH
1Nti. ready made af BROWN BROS.
es- aasslrs Misses and Children ZEPHYR kRif to9as'
Caps. Suhlas and Felt goods al BROWN BROS.
es~ Mems and Boss Hats Winter Cap, Gl5ves. Mtt-,
sc, Ne, &t BROWN BROS
Ra- You vi always I'm a full stock ofGRoCERlEs
Cruckery liar ware &C.. It BROW BROS.
Fs In short Goods of an kuds al lowest rs- f4arys,
viii be constantly kept AT BROWN BROS.
IAitou. Wis. November Ist IS6k-1l-I-G
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22
yALUABDE LAND Foa sALE.
Ia FnRn cnrNrY.

The subscriber via sell Public Auctionvitout re-
serve ia lsssseolsel. in fGVnt OF the Past oase,
q. Wednesday. Nossaber SO, 1854,
tn following described aus situated ia the vicinity Of
m.riet trsw ford County Wis: The south hal 81 the
,rth cast Quarter ST Section thirty-hye. Range four
at ih4 rrtftb-ysest quarter Of section heen, Town
t ~ four west tbs east half Vi soutii-wee quar-
~ ~ Srf.a thirty tlree FeNn shf, RAJ se EUR west;
the ,rtly4st quarter fle southeast quarter q Sec
ron tlirt three Town eight, Range ioHr vest
Title perfect AMI taxes paid TOR tAe current year
Term. Cash tier addressed - ths uhdcFeiG hsd a.
El.efton Wis viii receive strict attention.
NJ. So NJ CROFT, Proprietor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

Ha-An official statement Of the
vote OF Grant County appears IN the
Herald. In Liberty Charley Rodoiph
ran for Congress and the Assem- ly
being popular with hi7 party on &C
count Of his supposed offer to serve
in the rebel army as colonel. Had
he actually have been in the rebel
service he must have had his party
vote for every office in the schedule.
Waterstown is the Banner town OF
the county, having gone unanimously
50 union without a scratch-W me
Little Grant pol!ed one scratched
ticket to 50 clear union votes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22
WTSC0NsIN FORM BOOKS i

BIZ strickland arranged and published in lsf over 900
p,- stl.s4 s.4 Hanll ,ti- Vtea tr town county
,snl state oiteFs all grades, tu - fFttsci ls s4nl-
pnel that every may te ais own iawyer loF sale
II the Hr1d office, Lanetster Price 500 Also,
Blanks of every description general stationery. seaiing
WAY. India INKS finest quality asuiius an4 tissue Hs-
peers, bristol boards ami cards. erayons eaNeopes blank
books. kc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

rRoADs AND BRIDGEs.-For the
hkAIding and improvement Of these
Observation-Disclosures arteries By
which the trade of the country are
carried ON, the County Board appro-
priated but 500 this year, for the
reason that no more was asked for
bv the towns. The law allows the
County Board to appropriate $1,000
no more each year
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

sA-The full proceedings of the
County Board OF Supervisors are to
be published as soon as the Clerk
shall have time to copy them for the
press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

THANKSGIVING At II, +. CHURcH.
We are requested to notice that
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the NJ. f. Church, on Thursday Of
this week, at 10 J O'Clock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

Book BINDISG.- Our Book Binder
is to resume work at the HERALD
Office soon Volumes of Magazines.
newspapers and the like may be re
bound chcsply Old books covered
anew at trlhing expense and repairs
done for a quarter. Send in work
soon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22
SATE,oF STOCK, AND FARM PROT

The subscriber residing six u.il nar.h Of Lancaster
in Liltls Grant VIII SCH ii Publsc Auction,
or Thafssigy Dsce4sbsr Is, issa,
th following PR perty. span 81 Horses one aean
sg4ess &c oHe -yetr eta HORSE cell, oue slfins olt
tises cows several head az ynung stock plpWs, drlg-
some hogs a ot of household and chen turgiJure and
various other articles TERMS credit 81 one yea
approved note with interest on All sums over puo
un.ier Slo.U0 eash. sale 10 commence &t 80 A ~
JOHN W. DAVIS.
Little Grant. Nov H. 'G4-243t*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22
payJohn \. Eayres & Son. forme

pg- John \. Eayres 4 Son, former
~ of Boice's Prairie, have taken pos
session of the Rewey House, Platte
vile, and have changed its name to
Union Hotel They have repair
ed and refurnishcd the rooms. and
promise to keep a good house
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

SA The Witness says the young
folks of Platteville got up union
dance to express their joy over the
results of the election.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

Boy The stock and personal proper
ty of the estate of Edward Shut, in
Glen Haven, is to be sold at Auction.
on Saturday, DECEMBER 81, including
horses, sheep, cattle, grain, farming
property. a.. See advertisements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

SALE OF FARM PRoPERTY.-Mr.
John w. Davis advertises his stock
and farm property, on Thursday,
December 10, 1864. See advertise
ments
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22
cTRAY CATTLE

Taken ~ IS tle sEb=cTi5r on lands ownsi = Rim u
49, $50 n Fit.s yfft,4t nut tEa gta Sogeiubsr. ono
COW tolr or 1se years ei white under belly ~rep u
i.f r---aise one y-aIaas hester, hTlu3le, GRIP %
~ srs leo ore trtuaie gai. crop "a u Gas ea- The
u .sssu-rs ale re4last7s. g. CONS l.--4r and
MS aiGlSER.
Lfttis Grant Sor. "a 1s5s-28-:t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-11-22

nv I..yin- $500. p.r pound. ~ o,.,a .,.-