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AUDIroR's OFFICE, CUYAHoaA COUNTY, !
CIEFEGaHD Juue 4 1854

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
In that all persons enrolled OF liable to enroll
ed In the Militia in the several wards and township
OF said county required BY la~ to pay into the
County Treasury -FOUR DOLLARS comm UtAti0n, on
or before the 18th day Of August next, r. le
tfcates Of exemption In this Office betoro II
time. And that, failing do they will be subject
TO tho collection Of that sum, together wit thirty
per cent Henalty, and such cosGs Rs allowed
county TTeasuTers upon distraint for taUes, which
the Auditor is REQ aired to collect by distress Prop
erty Of every kind without exception is Liable for the
psyment of fines, communications and costs. FF
When a draft iB ordered under the militia law, It
win be made -st lrom those " lave naid their
Communication. a, -. HAWKINS,
iuneIa-I56 Auditor ~ ruya nova ~
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At reoent meeting Of the London Nu-
misrAStio Society some notes Of he new
Traditional currency OF the United states
Cl., % Americs were exhibited, as well as some
sh!n s.i pIasters or tradesmen's card board
islekesJissued ct New York, and represent
ing qAs aad two cents respectively.
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From the. Rev. Thomas winter, Pastor or Ro1bOr.


Dr. Jachson--Dear Sir feel It du5 TO y0ur excel
eut preparation, HOofiAnds German bitters, to add
my testimony 60 the deserved reputation It has ot
tained.- have for years. at times, been trOubled
with great disorder IN my head aud nervous system.
advised BY friend 70 bottle Of Yonr Gel,
man BiErars. did and have experienced great
and unexpected relief; my health has been very ma
terially beReftted. confidently recommend the
article where meet with case similar 20 my owe,
and have been assured BY many OF their good eseetA
Respectfully, yours, Z. W1hTERI
RoIbOrousht Pa
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~ % y 17'E93 a72a9a'z7 -.-~716l9l1
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Nineteen Rebel Generals, the Richmon d
pspsrs ssy, have been lest since the begin
ming Of the May campaign in Virginia.
Seven were killed, ten wounded, and two
captured. Since that publication the reb-
els have lost five other Generals. Jones,
killed Law, Lane, Kirklsnd and Finne-
gan, wounded.
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From Rev J. Newton Brown, D. D.i Editor o. the
Encyclopedia OF Religions knoNisdgsand Chris

tian Chronicle Philadelphia.
kitnOnRn not disposed 70 IsEOr or recommend Pat
eat Medicines ia general, through disruAt Of theE
insredients and eiiscts. yet know Of no sufficient
heIieVss himself 10 have received fIom any Emple
preparation, in the hope be may thus contRaDuts 70
ne benefit OF ethars.
German Buffers, prepared BY Dr. u M. Jackson OF
tlis city, because Dreudiced against them ioK
fnRnF years. uuder the impression that theY were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | am Indebted 20 my
frjaDd Robert Bhoemaksr, Eqs., for be removed I'd "a
preudico by proper tests and for encouragement 10
try them, when suffering r0n srestn md long oOntin
ued debility The OF three bottles OF these Bit
fss at the beginning OF the present year was fol-
lowed by evident relief and restoration TO degree
bodily and mental FigOT which bad not felt for st1
months before, and hsd oi regAninG
% the Use Of theDt j.. hEHTOa bhOHh-.
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Z 'sJIRVELANY, yOLCSbus. q
- 8
sUMMER ARRANGEMHNT.

1884, HU4hHE AhHAHGEE8H1s ia64s
Oa ana afssr EondAy, Msy 18th, 1874, Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland, - follows, s1ndRTss sxa
osPtod):
Ist Rrail- 5s36 a. sass-DIHOlHhAGl A4FRksS
stOpqins = eaEto7, Wellington, heE Londona
SbslDy, LIeHtdhe, Gallon, GiieSds Oartingtons
AsnlsTs Delaware, Lewis Confer aud WorthinE-
IA rTSiu-9s9S P M.--AOOOMMODBrIOR
Stops e all stations, and arrives Ia Uolnmpul
At $50 D. m, Cincinnati 1:5O a N.
I'd EFRlE-5s1O l's ms-Hi5th AAf hlsaS3-7 49,. 7e ~,
dos, shelbg s0rss9 ms aAtcns tiiieAdi uaiaA1g-
kon afd IAis7Fars. q 4 a a IA A. a 80
Trains IeaVs Columbus 1t $50 and l020a m;, so p.D
sFTiVs st cleveland $40 . m-i 2so End ssu0 p M
OOEEEOFIOEs.
zSaTaV--HanduEky, nSuEhe1d : HoWArk hallToaasfo
Msnsnsfd, Mt. Vernon HsEArEn EAnes
o,,~.l,..1Pitssburxh 'f Fort Wayne OhicAgo Bali
road, Eorelt, Upper Sanduskys DslDhosi Lis
o.. ma EOrt WAYNE. Laporto, Ohicegos Sees
vet and Ra1tfoT hansasldi lkOottsfs HIS
~ LIZ Rsii RaIroad Line, Tor z.Eios
BeIlsion tsines Sidney, UdloE, h1ncles lns
disnspolis, Terrs Haute, Vinosnne9s EEan1,
Vile, Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis %,
DaisHere-With Springfield bEanon I0t 6ptl1 aneia,
fi5i-u bur-Iittls Miami 4 Oolumbust and 4enia
RaIlroad, for XeniA, Dayton lndiAnaPo1fi
TsrTs Haute, Sc. Lcui1, MOrroEi LoTslands
and Cincinnati, and with the Ollo MS
tSIEIippi BAlirOadS .Oinclnnatifor LoaiSyille
{sntral Ohio listiroad for = sSafE Aa1e9-
gfile Wheeling, &e-i Columbus. PtquA =
IH,Iiana Rsilresd for PiquA, UrDAnAt 40.
-. - 5EieL-etr 20 All points and Information aes
.ig a tSe PASSENGER stAtions and At Union fiokss
Onlos' iA7 saS'E''i-" E.s. FLINT,
UlsyslAsd, Ha5 4, isil, superintendent
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NOTICES,

COPPER MIME NOTICE THE
- 'PoTcupine Mountain Mining Company" f0v the
election of OficsTs for the ensuing year, anu the
tTansactiQa OF other business. viii be held at the
oGice OF GB SOY & Mcbride. NOs 2Il and zoe River
street. 0lsVsland Ohio, on Tuesday, July l2tn 10
O'clock, A, N. By order Of the uirectnTs
y BUn OHFIELD,
s1IapS-IdS assrsta-v and Tr-aaErirsy
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J : oFFIcB no. d Bf. hAhA FIAVA' IAVA'
-. sth ST., between I'd and Sd avenues.
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Voting away pEosev.

b There are some CongFessnen who's,
readiness e' te vote away money to con.
'Faotor wins ends his work dent pay quite
IS well % ne expected, is 30 bare. faced as
70 aisgqst the whole oOUntry. Ifthere are
any mea who need bleeding, hey are the
contractors who hang like bloOd.stufed
leeches EPon the body poIitic. s.s,s. -
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$67,O17,95O.

SUBSCRIPTIONS viii be received by the TREAsU-
RrR OF THE UNITED STATES at Washington, and
the Assistant TRzAsURERs at New York, Boston
and Philadelphia, and by the
First National Bank, Cleveland, o.
Second National Bank, Cleveland, o.:
AND By ALI NATIONAL BANKS j
which are depOaitaries Of Public money, and all
Respectable Banks and Bankers
throughout the country, (acting as agents Of the
National DePOsitary Banks,) will furnish further
information on application, and
Afford Every Facility to Subscribers.
junel4-l5sdy6wy.
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.$2OO,OOO,OOO.

This Loan is authorized by Act of Congress Of
March sth, 1864, which provides for its Redemp-
tion in Coin. at any period not less than ten OF
more than forty years from its date, at the plea
sure of the Government.
Until its Redemption, FIVE per cent. interest is
to be paid semi-annuslly IN COIN
Subscriptions to the Loan are received by the
National Banks in United States notes orin such
currency or otherfunds as are taken by them Oh
deposit at par a4 $685.
It's Exemption from State or Local Taxation
aids from one to three per cent, per annum to
its value. .a ug.
The Rate Of Interest on this loan, although but
five per cent. in coin, is as much greater in cur
.e,r9J ,lIv lrnereuee between the market value
Ofcurrency and gold. I'D @ s.tr ~
As a Rule, the five per cent. specie securities
Of all solvent Governments are always par or
above, and currency now funded IN the Nation
al Loan, will be worth its face in gold, besides
paying regular and liberal percentage to the
holder. ., r5..r.-
The authorized amount Of this loan is Two
Hundred Million Dollars. The amount of SUBJ
scriptons reported to the Treasury at Washing
ton, up to June Ath, has been .
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PROPOSALS Will

~ HA4A4O LbS1 OoAAO w ILL
~ be received ct the ohce OF the Board OF City lm
prnvsments until o'clock A. M, TuesiAy Juna IS,
1851 Tor building q sewer in ERgleston Avenue, in
the Firrt District OF tho First S8wea2e Division ni
the oify according to paas and specifications ke
In the office Of the City Uivil Engineer.
In cases where the proposal Is made By q company,
this name aud residence OF member OF the rnl
must be stated in tull.
No proposal will be received IL tina Bond be cot &C.
companied by United states Revenue fifty cent
stamp (oancslled).
EAch bid 10 be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders 70 the printed torms Others will be re.
ceiVed. By order OF the Hoard.
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From Rev. J. 8. Herman, Of the German Reforedhl
church. Butztown, BerEs county, Pa. ~
DR.. q. M. Jackson Respected Sir:- i have boen
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have never used any medicine that did me mud b
good as HOohand's Bitters. am very much fnprOV
ed Ia health after having taken five bottles ~
Yours, with respect, J, 3 HEBhAA.E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

The number Of Union: prisoners wbo
Aeye bsen confined in the Libby Prison q
Richmond since the beginning Of the var
As estimated ct ninety-seEsn thousand Al
eEeat proportion Of these have contraeted
disease from which they viii never fully
E2ssEsr, end many have died. nsa 1l5sl
s--a1t illasiI rsll ~ z-i- z3Lll-l3 sF--a
80 s{7-Ens gts ~ s-sl55H q. sug-8 1ssg
e1li 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

CAUTION CERTIFICATES Nos.
IA IS. l6 and II. OF 80 shares each-in all 200-Is-
Eusd BY the Porcupine Mountain Mining Odmpsny,
in favor Of Or. Garick, but now the prOperty OF "A.
b. HalliWell. The above stock was forwarded by
letter to D. r. Wise, OF Boston, MaSBachusetts: By
Dr. H., the 2Sth OF February and up TO this date
All persons are hareby warned nom purchasing or
in any way using said certificates the negotiation
or the name has been stopped at the ofioe Of said
Oompapy AhExANDER 3. HALLlWELL. :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

There seems to be no end to the hrong
of reinforoements constantly flowing from
tie Norih; every transport comes down
ladened with human freight, either re-
turning to US absenteos, or bringing vete-
rams from other fields to share the glcries
Of this csmpaign,Ot troops that have been
relieved from garrison duty by the huDd-
red days men. When General Meade is
sued bis order stating that twenty seven
thousand fresh troops were en- sOIte here
remember hearing quite number Of Of
foers remark with shrug that the state
ment vas q good stimulsnt for tho men
but they didn't know where the troops
wefs coming from. Tiny probably see
now where more than twice twenty-seven
thousand have come from. ksow that
the Army Of the Potomac ia this moment
one fifth stronger in effectiVJ men than it
was the day it marches out of Brandy
Station. Not only are they stronger in
numbers cut in spirit sud confidence in
their commanding General, whose latent
plans are executed with implicit reliance.
1t is an innovation for this army to fight
battle after battle with victory futterit 6
on their banners. --.-.-r
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From the Rev. ]. N. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of the
Columbus IN. ~ and htlest0Wn Pa,l baptisi
Churches. t.

DR.. O, M. Jackson--Dsar Sir; / feel It pleasure
thus OF my own accord TO bear testimony TO the e1
cellenoe OF the geEman Hitters. Some years since
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia, L used them
with very beneficial results. 1 have often recon-
mended them to persons enfeebled by that torment
Inc disease and have heard from them the mOsi nat
turing testimonials eg to their great value. In ease
Of general debility, believe it 20 DO tonic that can
not be suppressed. J. N. LYONS.
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From the EeZ Joseph Il Ksanurd Pastor OF the lott

Dr. JscEson--Dear Sir: / have besn frequently ro-
uuested 10 connect my name with coumendatiOnso o.
different kinds Of medicines but raRarding the prac-
tca AZ out OF my appropriate sphere have in all ca
ses decins ID bat with clear proof ia various in
staRces and particularly IN my family Of the useful
ness OF Dr. HoOfihnd's German BItters, depart ioT
onee rom my usual COURSE express my full con.
ycton tnat for general debility OF the sy5ien and
especially for Liver Complaint, Il s safe aud valu
bls prepeTaGion In GOne cases 10 may fAli but usu
siy Doubt not, 1t will be very beneficial to thOse
who suffer from the above cause.
Yonrs, very respectfully, j. d: KENNARD,
5th, below Ooates-St, Philadelphia,
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From Rev. ]. II. Turner, Pastor Of Hedding Mstho,
dist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia.
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RAILROADS,
0LEVELAND 5 TOLEDO B, 3:

H. DKVEREUX, suB't.
? Z MYERS q L Aueut msFlS
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sPRINq ARRANeENEHT.

On and after Monday, May 18th, lss4, Passenger
Trains win Leave Cleveland e. follows O5undAl
ceptsd):
a,AO A. m,-UHIOAGO EXPRE5S-st at Bsrsa,
Grafton, Oberlln, NOrWAlk, mOnroeVtlls, Bells
Vue, Clyde, Snanonta taEd Al1noro, and arrives At
iFOIsdoat iO.G5A a: and chicago at $50 P. q.
a.SO p, NV rs sdA1L-5BopB ~ Al sta
tions on South vision, and arrives At To-
At7n p. HI-NOETHEaN hiAlL-Bbop1 et All 1sa-
tons On Horth0rn D5ViIiO1s and arrives ~ eAn-
du8ky At Z ie r. =.
700 p, NT.z-nI6Hr HXPR REs9-stSgg q Grafton
HorWatk, MonrosTilla, UiTde, n1t lreLaonti ana
6;15 Az
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Ooansotions ars made at M0nroeVills with tbs 5aaa
iuGkv, Nsnsneld Newark L.. h., at Clyde with th9
5anduskY, Dayton 3 Cincinnati Is. b. g Fremont
with Fremont a Indiana X B.l and at Iolodo Eltn
Iedo Wabssh Railroads Tor Unioago, Detroit, jack
son, Fort Wayne GogansP0rt, LaiaTattei OAiTo All
sOn, ST. Louis and all polnta West, Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains ArTIFs IN Cleveland from Toisdo and The
West sc $40 A. s45 P. H.s and s;15 ?. n. 11om
Sanduakg "a 81 A. n. u. D. kUukkhs BUS !.
r-sH
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1884. RsHnsyIFanls' 'UeREFnl lSglS
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL Road.


OFITH ITS OOAARO1IhAl
Ia q first Class Routs, f6rcsGfsty, Comfors
and Speed, to sll Eastern Cities.
7bs Track is Sons BaEastsa and Is Free from B''st
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1.75AH.-HIaHP HKPREHs rBAlh-5so39lngs =
Girard, AHhtabula and PAineaStne only ana ar
Fiysa ct OlsTeland 1t os00 4. =. -.
es00 A. a--MAIL AND AOCOMMODAIlOhT TkA4
- r-Stu2pinR at AL gtasiona and aEriIal Is OieSaA
s.iak 1-5itJi no E1RREses-EteVpis pisa At All gta-
siona eTcspt BWknViils, sAybrooki UnionTflsl
Sr.-y Mentor and WioklineI and arrives ~
Oleyeiasd at l:sorH. Z. -, ,.,., ~
s.1gp, 4, ,@DAf HXPBEAS ERAIH-StopRin ing at ".
,,STs f0nnsr5ltsf Aahtabula, and Patne8giu9
only, and arrives "a Clsvelsnd AZ SOB. r.
~ ssooaa OlAEa OHu are rs5 On Al taEoasA
~ ta tr.Ipr Eoipr sStvsrd connect Is Qegeians
-ifb traIns for Toso, ChicAso, Oolarnp1,s Slata1s
HaH IndianRplis SC. booil, ao Anl ~ s.to ~
s--fy. 7oing- rlgtygsrd, connect 81 DunlfK VIE -
sTSins = t5e N y n RAilIoAds and q Bgnelo Alsa
thoss q tho hsE ferk gent5tl ~ iS 1s.tos = S
Niagara Falls, d., and &c Erie with HAins On ne
Philad8lphia and Erie Isailfoeo. 49,.
l1Day Exproas, Eat ead Mo4tl o0n ~
Eith Trains on Erie and Ptttlburgh hasroao "E
LlnsSVllls, MsAtVillo, James soeai n s,s,
Cleveland, May 18th, lssA-
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lsi' CLEVELAND

/ Monday, June 9th, and be at the Angler
l HOUSE till Friday evening, July lst,
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FROM GRANTS ARMY.
Especial Correspondence Cleveland Leader.l
Coal HARBoE, Va, June Z.
THE PoeTTIoN,


Since my last no general change in our
lines has occurred, except thst they are
gradually approaching the enemy through
8 regular course Of siege and parallels.
It is cheering to see with what indefstiga-
BILE energy our boys apply themselves to
the work with spade and pick as. soon as
Hight mantles them in her protesting
screen. Nearly all our digging is done
atnight, and it frequently prOvOkes the
rebels to terrible onslsughts when in the
sEill darkness the steady sounds Of the Ia
boring sappsrs sdmonish them that they
sre surely beiEg undermined. There are
PLACES row where only g few rOds sepa'
rate the contending forces, others . few
feet, and one spot they are divided by 9
simple earth work perhaps two or three
feet through. UnfortuRstely we are com,
PEELED TO operate in an open field in plain
view Of the enemy, while their movements
are covered by dense woods, therefore they
have decidedly the vantage ground and
know every weak spot in cur line; but sc
fer think they have not discovered any
part weak enough to warrant their assault
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- nais---7N has-H.a at.s.f. 7
5;9 = F7Esanes sl 1- s,l7o 9l5.I s5il
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From Rev Warren Randolph, Pa8tor OF the Baptist
Church, Germantown Pa.
DR.. u, M. Jeokson-Dear Sir: Personal experiences
enable mo to say that 1 regard the German Bitter
prepared by you as most excellent medicine. In
cases OF severe cold and general debility have been
greatly benefited By the of the Bitter and doubt
not they win produce similar effects on others
Y0urs, truIY, WARREN RANDOLPHI f
Germantown, Pa. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-21

OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting from Disorders Of the Dige5tiVe Organs
Doastfpstfaa InWsrd Piles, snlRcss Of Blood 90 the
Head, Aoidity CT Iha Stomach hAnssAl Heart
barn, disgust for FOoo, Eullnea1 or
weight In tho Stomach, Sort
ErurtasionE, Sinking or
. ..H# #t Eluttoring OF The H..
Pit cf the Stomach, swimming Of the Head Hurried
aaa Difficult Breathing, Flhttering Al the
Heart, Choking or bunOoating ssnsa-
ions when IN lying posture
Dimnnss Of ViHiOn, Dcta
or Webs before
fhs Sight Fever and Doll Paiu in the Head, Deli
CiS5fY OF Perspiration, YeIlOWnea1 OF tha eEtR
aad Byss, Pain in the side, Back, Uh6at,
Iifdbs, DC, Sudden ElusHes Of
OF Heat, Burning IN the
flesh. CONSTANT
IusxnJzEsol Of RVils aud great Depression oi bPirih
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NLEVBLAND 5 EAIE B. B,
asI auMMHR ARRAHGEMlNT.

On and afser Monday,. May 1sths 1854 Passenger
rrHias riil r1p a fOoWs, tSandAys 0xcoytodls
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
O,Ak A T-DAY EXPRESS TRAIh-etoPPinga ~
WiIiOaRhby, 2ainesVille, GoneVAI AAhta1na
GoUueaut Hlsd ulrard only, and A-rlEo - Efie a.
Ss16 . m ilunkifk s.36 m, Buiialo 800 p m
Q,a0 p .-OINOIHAAT tx 1PRESs-Stoppinga
SS Psf1ssviiis, Eshtabula and etEaEd only Gnd AZ
riVss al Eries sszT ,. u.p DunktrA asa2 , m,i b1f
fzle g:5o : Z, n, ssssi,opaiDFbDs TTe9vs'-
stovpfna SE al stations and arrives % Esisa
500 D. m. -, - ,,.-.s-.
o.IO y. INSIGHT EAPRESb TRA1n-1topplns
Il iPs51aaVfIie, A1hkabnls and Girard only, and
aFrisss sf Er1a at l3;l2 .. m.s D1nkiRk a;ls -
n, BufSi5 t.10 q. M
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THE
GOVERNMENT loan
TN e

@Hl H5TEE-TE 6Z EE+ lIaa
OE -sez
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P R E 81
ReWare Of OounterfeIts.

Eco that the signature Of go M JA0ssOz is on the
WRAPPER OF each bottle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

THE DRAFr.-The men drafted in
towns that have made no efforts to
fill with volunteers, are reporting for
duty quite generally, few, however,
DESERVING. Many, having formed as
sociations by paying into common
fund $50 to $50, the fund to be iivid-
ed among those drafted, are thereby
secure from want for their term of
service. Potosi will al with volun-
teers, and perhaps one or two of the
other drafted towns.
When the men drawn are disposed
OF, another draft will follow for towns
still delinquent, then another till the
quotas are all full-deserter not be-
ing counted on quotas, though to be
held if ever caught.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
1p7rTNfr A.r BoscoHRL.
GONG WEST.

PRIvATE NoTIcE,-Our old stock
Of paper, purchased at rates before
the rise, being about run out, new
stock costing near three times old
rates, notice is hereby given: That
we shall stubbornly adhere to $500
for the HERALD and that after the
middle Of November, at which time
we shall begin to use dear stock, we
shall drop and mark off several hun
|dred names from our subscription
book, including dead heads, those who
have promised and intended to pay
but never paid, and those who never
meant to pay at all. OF the 1900
names on our book, but about 100
are prompt payers; the 300 who new
or pay must be dropt in order that
we may be able to supply the paying
4 200. Is this unreasonable
1926
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
New York. Oct. u.

The Times Washington special says
Gen Sherman's official report Of the
Atlanta campaign is published. Il
fills 20 columns Of the Army and Advy
Gazette. He estimates the enemy
strength to have been between As, 900
infantry and artillery and 10000 cav
airy. He maintained about the same
strength during the campaign, the
number Of men joining from furloaghs
and hospitals about compromising for
loss in battle and by sickness,
He pays a frank and cordial trib-
ute to his corps commanders for the
accomplishment of ali his desires.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

DAIRY FARM-Mr. ID. N. Albec,
having drawn prize in Uncle Sans
great threshing bee, General Grant,
Captain, offers his farm of 1876 acres
for sale. The property is mostly I'M
der fence and near half in cultivation
with good improvements, well tim
bered and watered, soil first quality,
school house near by, bottom land
for hay, all for sale very cheap. See
advertisement
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

Flour is selling at the several Grant
County Mills for about 20 per cent
above Chicago prices, counting trans
portation, and it begins to be believ-
ed that monopoly exists through a
wide combination. The remedy is
to order few car loads from Chica-
90. 1t is not many Jars sincea few
thousand barrels of Hour were shipp-
ed from'St. Louis to Potosi to destroy
a home monopoly OF the nillers and
the effect was salutary. Were the
home price not quite such big
thing it would excite no attention,
but 20 to 25 per cent. upon staple
of life is hurtful to the core.