JkFLieut. Thomas Barnett and Corpor
al John Barnett, of Co. C , 25th Regiment,
left last week for Helena, where their regi
ment now is.
Captain Farquharson, we learn is, or
has been, very sick. The general health
pf the regiment,however, is better.
jfsgrWe understand that Col. Purman
has received a letter from Gov. Salomon
ordering him to holo the Grant Rifles in
readiness to gu into State service upon
short notice. We presume they will not
be called out unless there is resistance to
|be draft.
New Millinery.—Misses Durand have
received, at their room next east of the Lan
caster House, a fresh supply of Millinery
goods just from New York, including hats,
silks, velvets, nobons, &c., all of r.'cest qual
ity and latest style. Ladies are requested
to call and examine.
jgrNow that the tax list ia out of the
paper we shall have room sci all the coi
reapondence of interest or importance that
we may receive. Soldiers’ letters pai.'cu-
Jarly, will be very acceptable; also commu
nications from different ports of the county
pn local and other subjects. Send along
the communications.
jtggrThe examination of Thomas E.
Lloyd, before Justice Burr, charged with
the murder of H. L. Tawney, has been
concluded, and be is held to bail in the sum
of $3,000 for bis appearance at the March
term of the Grant County Circuit Court.
J. Allen Barber and J. C. Holloway are his
sureties.
Grant Rifles, Attention! —Drill one
and one-half hours next Saturday, the i th
October, at o’clock, sharp. Important
business from the Adjutant General will
come before the company. Let all be pres
ent.. Absentees at last drill will then
present their excuses. J. P. Lewis,
• October 2. lw Orderly Sergeant.
