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LLD.i.y a. lam.Ml'l S:ltur*l*y*ituriM. I^uici-Scr for -.i!.i)m«i'1 Sai-y a. n.**( I |. m. f-»rTmvulsi.vr nml • for I'lM.-lor/n a. ill. Kotufu.|.*y* dlS n m TitiMlt;J.«y* a mlItmlnyn nl 8ear UlilllOll-WiiCnusill\puueed lolitlio•ItU; •wn ;J?olo and. I^l.’iO*. fit IVIoC'urlnoy'n-Chnhvillc— 33ootown. 'On Saturday vo went, with Lowry .to tlu* }oI« ami raising at R10 Schoot House near McCartney** in Cnssville; number present, four to live (mud rod, htunl half Indie*; day warm and dusty. The Beetown Home Guards camo.in uniform, mined with riilu# and fowling' gun's and having with them the lest marshal music wo Imv«* heard lately; Captain Charles hilling.--, First Lieutenant, John Showaltei, Second Lieutenant, George Pond, Orderly Sargcant, E. JJJoctr, Second Sergeant, 3). Arthur—officer# :.nd privates enrolled, 82-iticn. The stars and stripes were raised at' 12 o'clock, salutes were lived, with huz-znhs, marches, c. Stands had been erected near by fur speaking, and so:}ts provided.Mr. Henry F. Young was the Marshal, and he also presided at the stand. Rev. A. M. Hickson opened the exercises with piayer; Ed. 1). howjy, Esq., was the reg-iliaising li M;ir speaker, and spoke for about an hour,NEW ADigT RAY.MAR• Coiitu lo lli«* prim ihu town of Mlllvitiy, U aim lukuir up on iivn year ol«l, buy uwiTluniiviiijr sh iviuvHi mill laky kUlU juxipurMlllvJUe.-Jvilj l=njJISSOLUTICQlU£J£K, •ThPc*iiaitM**mlil|i h nml 1.rm «f Wlllimu n ill.-hnivv.l y mutual Urln.iluh nyniS.xt (mill 1;. UniMi-iq t»r!iayim-J«rm mu fni'iicu' ly rvij itobvrl 1). huJ^OTICE to 11Uu:«» I'lirv'ilii, wli Unil^u .ii t'orlvr’a ore vatlur in,it Uwi.mil xHOr.crlir.iun* on or i III- r.tlU.WiliK iiltM:!* \V. JiyUml .v i.n.V, ii IkHCli,- r.i K. tiliticki. .Mill **H0.icrib**iH, tlt;' pluuxu tn» jiroim.t- In iK i-iicI to .jiu ly on Hi-So].v)vt*:i!ti.JJeclowti, Juno CO,t, with a mi:- »lt;? cheer* /md i.ospotjsos being frequent;ill fill whi.-therv nstronaaiersdwi-lJiug!i) tinted red lbiaidli-de atWiho:,of Jajsi'ubol-tj'*, Lowry otiieis spoke, and then came lintie songs by a choir, mostly lu-y, the toast-* road hv Mr. JamesiiJb a„jvi,ic'1 VVL'r'5 responded to bybroke in1 * w,'tor whieli the asem-Tit'; l-.iast-s uho'!l's nJlijr lltott). a11 have not ^wcsT OIJKRT . D.CltliliN*..lie•lagoo■mtX.On our way from 1.Will cmiUnuo to m im-l «i«» mi kiudi «l • luu oUl *luni| 1.1 il.-a Hint ini o!iu .iilt;; Wai;uiix wiil'b.i 1.0111 u tli'CUoi WiIJi hi* wiuOIIAiU.^H Il(iMin.ill.0Ur.ll 0■*,’ In Ir.m |;;iin« u’i.i bu^ivV-AHHAN f!NGION'S. [tnba ted in most»i, Plattuvillr••1 laig,* prop-Vt McGregor DO lias beenuc noticed the stars to CnssviHeupon hid tops, on uves and'-i!1’^ WaV,I,o valiejs, from itm shanties 1,1 J°U*•vcr the brows of precipices—ov£rt a,H^has ourherei ionic.ibacribederosMulorinid ve)'the 11 lent work can be mied at the •* clue1 will M-Il very clu-i.o i,u iidvr ci. 111 Vi it III miM 1'inu Ini' u cum cellar unUvr it. i fin- HU*1« |iioii ij't. ...... i .1 , '*‘1 « Ki'oivuitf on tin.-inetoin.iy u.e those wlio secret.i bvr.io imrwn.lulb-n oil-1 ol lllO vilt;i.i; cm in Iiu-ui lt;jn tl|uglorious Hag a resting placed , on.......i .. , hI•ft) UM y.l»UAl, TO r. votvo .^,,.cuu iilluiil; mil«i.n..-|u Hu* klt; m tli Uu'ir cihIihu. . lifiux Uiv g’^oi'u .i-xvrIbu.i t.i.vn, -.nil.^ GOOD 15AIiapio \'lt;*che mails, we Wodaenlay, alter the aril* giving the Iro in Wa.*;li-tl generally, of tile same I neday eve-Packages ang# for miI-liivs, shutdd emiait^ and [ri:it slmidddespise a demncralic kind of governmentand love not our Hag, but they, especially their raggetl posterity, are to be pitied— not despised! But the people arc loyal and true, God blcas them and their posterity forever!In the evening wo rode to Cassvillo and Call stopped at the J)ennis(on Jlouac, kept by the generous Mason;-this is the Jinest hotel in the Slate west of Madison and is owned by Ex-Gov. l)owey, M'ho is making his homo there. We expected to meet him at the pole raising, but ho wjisji’t there.Great badness P.icililies are provided at I'as-xvill.*, slt;» far as stores, warehouses, capital men and men of capital, I m these times little is tloing Jtero or eisowJiure. Maty of iho men about Cussvilie aro great griiinhlers and talk as though other places aro bolter for business, bi|t such «e!dum fiavy intieli to do anywhere. Their ’complainings add misery to dullness; and asWill beI will. ai»«l a rvtor a o* 0t' luuiiiM. KovM I Ini' nl^imil n; Lo^-lUvi-lloscobcl, Juno.TT.STATJB 01lt; ! H'Oiiflier Ibdiortcountry poujde abhor village grumblers:n the wagiinlam having new. Roh-vuiinl.i and •tand. 'I’he lirnugh tin.1 ni'M nlherthey peter lo trade e! sow hero rathor than go long carried or the hM.li-I'i:ilin; placeo anvil.Mini iclatin- people! •s the j»r»liieh the in-i reserve fi.u mu.* Ibrward r. Ij. Ikirker, mpanied byainoug the miserable! . •Wilt;'found in luisiiictfs' at Ca^villu our friend Woou It. BivAim, vvith bis every day'-f.i^e of clie jvfiduo^s and sunMiiae.' A low more such about that most attractive, beautiful place in lho Slate would positively draw douhtti the uiexeiiL business |i Ga^viile and sptdl ihe trade of many idi»-i;. whuAO oiiiy 1‘eeujntion is sneering at (ho Gniim and inventing regular take-oils • a loyal citizetu*. * • -Beetown is brisk for one of her ago and bereavements mineral is plenty and cheap and moooy heaicc but of standard quality, I ho miners standing by their resolutions to receive only gold or silver for mineral. Cotton is not king at Reetown, and thu | be.st paper dollar in the Union wouldn't buy a glass of whiskey or pass for a quarter dollar at a game of poker. Mineral sells at I3.0Q per 1,000, for gold or silver, which is an advance over rates forI havo been Ida lo pro-blimtceir. inOuuiily Come, fur ti ii celve, fXninhio ofsitl jiuixuiin a^iiiii liili*lt;»l ih • imru U|-uil, nisi .ill v!nn:i:i m Cu, ami xuvvii nioiil n| UW Uy r iIk-ii-iok,, lii-rcby tjbiiHlnvK'. „r ,mr »ui.Ii^. A | iiiuv llmnjil Kritiay tlm 0U».lt;|ity 17lh U.iy or Jfii|ti:,r •I oYlocJi, l‘. .\| , f||j' iliiy ol Jimi*. I Sul.JI.v.n.^V v-n-l (.MOUuK JaUNli ’^HEIUl-VcS ;Mnif «l Wixctirixln, .v Co., v«, S'i'iiniK »f Cl mil C.ounly, lly vlrtuo of a wi ub'ivu iniHic': COlIll, liif mill a-’ulnxt Uklt; iujI.hI nml lt;|olivi*ri‘( of ill- hniil Hi-IVmJv lt;ii(i'i;liui| „( Ullt;* IT. «if 1 his rijSh', llllu 0 Kkamiiiiil Stua.i, li*i or lias Miir.u d.-Cribl'il 1 vKl u.'til' Ol'.-.HlO|-..AHt llUlli'llxliiji No, six fii.) nf fun 1 Hi pnm'i|inl hum irljkii fan! r.nl i«*l'itiny otfur lor s:i l**«l l.llWlM flL* CJI«i court lumxi*. in llu* ty. VVl»o«nilt;lu. .'jol ju*k:iii.-ui In ilii.-c01*HI..I itoi'iirIii:uii'«i, un i on.. !rincA'tlt;r, July 1, :U.iitnt'i: r; l.o\ru iMiimlu x ,\u»:SUfc(KF’iSo;.llr ot WlxourKktl, iMulrr.nl Cl rv ii it Con it .,i •;ansumo weeks.Dkomnkd.*—Ex-Govoruor Andrew 11. Reeder, of .Femisylvauhi, has d»olinud .lliu111,1.Uy vli luo of n iri v naiufiJ com i lilf arm a.Miiii'l !a-•v»T'’«l lt;io«l»h*;ivu. i.| of t’-n Hiiiil iief.*lt;ilt;J:i.. iliiuiHioi) of IIM* 1*1. mle of »mvr* .1 u i.i Jiimtto. trill 0I» Ulu.S hliiC‘i ai!.imruil in r unlnto. lo wit: l.ol {!kJ ot'ni'cUoii No. t q.iurlarof s .-cti* Ut ol- norlli-ca*; ‘nu In lowiiM|ii| No. li Wont, nf tliv fourth ly, WiHoonxlii, whic •lay of Aii|*i»3it, A. 1. I lib fortiiiooii of Milil thy liiulu'xl mill he cniirr 0lt;n«r of t|i(.cn inr, Ovmoi County, lo uatixfy lliujmlcni ly-livu nml 'iy-lOOl co-tx nml ||il.lt;rniH :* UUIcu, Cnnca.Hlcr, .ItO-tvO
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Grant County Herald
Lancaster, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Jul 03, 1861
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