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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
WIscoNsIN
Farmers Insurance Company
THE MADISON MUTUAL,
LOCATED AT MADISON. WISCONSIN
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Co
Incorporated a. n. 1slo-Charter Perpetual

Authorized Capital, sl,o oOooo
Capital paid in, $1,000
Surplus, over
The reputation acquired BY this Company auflng lns
last ffty yeafa by honorable course 10 the
ton of its business and the prompt ana loera Ssle
Of Losses together with the character OF the Sc
curitiss composing its Assets entitie the company -
the utmost confidence Of the publie anorong 1ehaO
% ~ - ' f.na1 ED. =. LOWRY AGENT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

~The U. S. Hotel in Lancaster is
closed for the present, to allow Of repairs
being made.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
pUY YOUR GOODS CHEAP.

The subscriber would hereby give notice to the people
lancaster vicinity, thai be will cont niue 70 carry
op the cate business at the cid stAnuot me saus
paw store in Lancaster, formerly occupied by Howe
K 6urr} and that he Is receiving direct rom pos
ton and New York large and well selected stock q
g0od Goods suited for the Fallanf Winter traoe saSn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
WOOL CARDING,
AT NfILLvILLE.
70 ALL WHOM lTM Ny CONCERN.

Notice IS hereby given that application will be
made to the Circuit Court of Grant County, Wisconsin,
at the August special Term thereof to be begun and
held at the Court House, in Lancaster, the first
Monday in August. A. d 1861 BY the several proprie
lage of Lancaster in said county, for order to be
ade and entered in said Court tacatng the following
named alleys and streets, designated the map and
plat said village viz The alleys running north
south through BoeNs 2 s. is, 81, 30 and III. aud be-
Lots A. 5, and Z in Block No 81 and also, the
following portion of street called aud known Van
Buren, street, All that portion OF said street north
OF the south line Of Blocks 80 and 81.
BARBER y LOWRY,
49-t Court. Attorneys for Applicants.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

EE The Great Eastern has engaged to
carry back to Liverpool $4,000 bushes
Of wheat at Is cents ~ bushel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

@ The Montgomery Congress ordered
an issue Of $50,000,0o0 of Treasury notes
in small sums without interest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

erManny's Reapers and Repair fix
NAV be had of G. L. LaGraye & Co.,
Ca,srlle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

~G Geo. w. Ryland has received the
appointment Of Post-M Master of Lancaster,
in place Of Geo. II. Cox, resigned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

OUR Stock Of Dress Goods, for Spring and Summer
" wear, is the largest and most complete ever
brought into Lancaster, consisting Of he latest and
most fashionable STYLES Of silks cha s, Lawns, Berages
Poplns, bnlliants. &c, &c. A. y /. A. H.
DoNNkTs, Ribbons, Flowers, &C., the latest styles
ID just received y q. . :. Z. 2.
NUi stockof Gloves, Hosiery Ribbons, Laces, COL
" lars, &c &c; cannot be eNeelied. A. y A. %.
THAT'S Caps, large stock--new styles Just receiy
ed. A. y I. A. b..
DEADY MADE CLOTHING. for men and boys wear.
IL large lot just received by A. 4 TIA b.
nooTs & SHOES, a large lot of every style "a va
ID riety at prices lower than ever before offered at
Ant. a. B.
4 splendid assortment o Paper hangings, window
n shades &c, just received and fer sale very low
by A.&T.A.B.
1ROCKERY, Queensware, China ware, Glass ware,
~ &c, assortment just reed at A. * \. a b.
sFARDWARE Of all kinds at reduced prices, just
IL ceiyed by aA; AZ I. a. \.
ykT have an extensive assortment Of Carriage Bots
w all sizes, which wild sell less than the usual
wholesale prices. AIT A. b.
~ kocERlEs Of All kincs-much lower than usual
~ az a y = q 2.
splenpld article Of sugar at 5 cents per pound,
~ at a. ~ l. n ID.
4 extra quality Of Collee--six pounds for dollar
N at A. ~. A. y.
Hush, fresh lot Of White Fish, NJ. Trout and NJ OK
III eral just received by a. n L. A. -.
ctALTa large lot coarse and fine just received and
- for sale by the barrel, cheap. A. 4 T. A. g.
nj AILs Glass; Paints, Oils, &c. FOR sale very cheap
IN by AK y. A. H.
+ AcHIN E and Fish Oils Winter stra,ued Whale oil,
vi Burning luid &c, for SAFE by A. a I. A. H.
rg,HE pure kerosene Oil, also splendid variety Of
arnl,s for burning the just just received by
A.& +. A. b.
NJ H. Downs Vegetable Balsanlc fsiAn--tne sie.,s
IN. Northern remedy for Coughs, Colds and eoisump-
ion ior sale by A. a I. a. d.
VIZ have few sett ofspsndid harness Eastern man
w ufacture, for sale low by A. 4 a. b.
A SPLENDID tnree-pIy carpeting--ane colors and
- beautiful pattern at oaly 30 cts. per yard,
A. 4 T. A. BURR.
!. GRIcULTURAL TooLs-the b rgsst lot ever
brought to this section, ard sold much lower than
ever by n :. =. =
G0STARs RAT ExTERMINAT0R : warranted sure
" death mile, suid b. A. !. 4. 2.
ctLEEP IN PEACE butchers Dead shot tof bed
- Bugs,-a sure thing, sold by A. / a. y.
l,LEEPERS LIGHTNING FLY KlLLER-the great
- est discovery of the age, perfectly 1rraess 10 every
tDing except ays and Insects, sold by A. q T. 3.
IF you want to buy your Goods lower than ossr go
| to a. L. 7. A BURRs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

n Wells. Lewis Adkins,
r n Waste. Thomas lockwood,
David Clark, James Conley,
H. Campbell, q Robertson
John Decker, Austin Dewey,
John L. Parker. Marion Adkins,
N Thomas. A. Richmond,
Thomas Bufey, s. b. Petit,
r. D. Fitzgerald, Lyman Church,
Elisha Ransom, Thomas richmond
NJ. NJ. Dixon, Chancey Could
+. NJ Root, L. y. baxter
Enock Adkins, Jnc. Adkins
M 4 Mitchimer Thomas Burdin,
samnson Adkins. james Farris.
Rssolred, That the Secretary furnish q
copy Of the above to the Grant County
Herald for publication.
g. w. HARMON, Sec'y,
Fennimore, May 20, 1851,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

ErCapt. MCKEE visited Lancaster, on
saturday evening to accept recruits for his
company in the place Of the fifteen who
'eN unable TO serve for three years and to
Increase the numberof his company to lo1 !;
%oat 80 were wanted, while at least 100
''e offered. Men came to enlist from
'o'oSl' Millyille, Beetown, Ellenboro', and
~u'' parts. By Monday bis company was
aa' full, and the oyerplus Of men had to
disappointed.
We learn that Capt Limbocker has also
"a out through the country on a ike re-
~Oag tour in view of increasing bis
: '''0and to lol. We regret to learn that
~ Bntton has resigned and left Linn
N'@ company, for some cause.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

Gs-The old Liberty pole in the public
square at Lancaster was taken down last
week and rope arranged over the policy
for raising aud supporting flag bearing
the Stars and Stripes. Several Of the
houses and stores about town support that
same old flag The one over our Office
was the first raised about town. 1t La
sen bard weather service; the stripes are
fatdisappearing, but the Stars are all there.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23

tg-Mr. Brown. who is one of the pro
Pdetors of the Dubuque Herald, with the
Foreman of the same office. H. D. Farqu-
larson, called and spent Monday about
Lancaster, seeming to enjoy old friends,
while all were glad to meet them. Farqu-
larson formerly headed a military company
IN Lancaster, all the members of which
have since been promoted and are now on
their way to fame in the I'd Regiment Of
Wisconsin Volunteers. He was also Capt.
1.-THE Wide Awakes and put in much of
bis time as Engineer of the Herald, besides
running Livery Stable and the east end
Ola Hotel. He is man Of considerable
diversity and capital printer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MANNY'S REAPER!

The subscribers At Gassvle. are Agents for Mann,
kenpets. wheie samples may be Ell. Aeo for repair
parts 0, these Rtapers
C. l.. LAGRAYE & co.
Mag %, 1861. 49-tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11
Late New, from Europe.

The Italian Chamber Of Deputies have unan-
imousy approved OF the assumption OF the tide
by Victor Emmanuel Of King of Italy.
The Duchess OF Ken, died on Saturday.
The Paris conference had agreed to extend 9c
cupalion Of Syria until the 9Th ct Jane.
The steamship Blru.sia. from southampton
lQlh. arrived AT New York April ;
The BJrussa bupgs $50, 000 in specie.
The 0nIun Times in rclcrriu. TO President
Liacolns iuaugur. say, his expressions are
,tudlously csutols, bot really amount % the
fact that he viii rtc4p,ure the 'orts, cit!dcls
&c
Adyices from Wuslw announce that sweep
ing reforms base been proclaimed by the Car
for Poland Every town - to have elective
municipal councils, the elections ere to COM
menca imn 'diltely
The Russian manifesto. proclaiming the
emancipation of the scris, was published on the
l7th. The proprctors Of landed property are
to preserve the right attached to the same, but
must cede to the pea@n's for permanent use
the dwelling with ground ATTACHED, which Will
be allotted to them by Inv in consideration OF
payment vi dues, The peasants are also per-
united by law to own their dwellings and land,
Ito landlord consenting, they then become
landed proprietors.
SARDINIA is urging Napoleon to withdraw tho
French iroopa from Rome.
Adviccs from Turkey say tho Grand Niaor
rendered his resignation, but tho Sultan refused
to accept it.
Civitella had capitulated on the term, offered
by Piedmont.
Holiday demonstrations occurred in various
towns OF Nenetia on tho anniversary OF Victor
Enmanuel's birthday. The military were under
arms at Todua, but no collision occurred
oNRDAY LATER.
The Steamship New York, from Southamp-
ton 10Th, has arrived off Sandy Hook.
P0ris, Tuesday evening. The Conference as
scmbled today to sign the Convention prclong
Ing the French occupation in Syria to juno ).
/ The Bourso has declined rentes closed this
afternoon at GSf 20e.
Ga Wednesday the Convention will be signed
by all the Powers.
Rome, March 10. In the Consstory the
Pope declared hc would have granted the con-
cessions advised by the Catholic soyeregns, but
he would not receive counsels or unjust demands
from usurplng governments
! Naples, March Is. Ciyitella del Tronto cap
iluatcd yesterday evening. before the orders
from Francis Second reached there to surrender.
To-day the garrison saluted the proclamation of
tho kingdom of Italy. This city and the Prov
inces are tranquil
dispatch to the Times, dated Naples, 10Th,
says All the Councillors were dismissed and
the Council Of the Ientenancy is dissolved, and
Directors will DO appointed in more direct com
muncaton with Turin This morning grand
and imposing ietc was held 10 honor of Carl.
baldi All is tranquil. Civitcll, Del Tron.o
J refuses stl to surrender.
TrRs, Monday. To-dsy's sitting Of the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11
Vermont Items.

A little daughter Of John Mahan of lines
burg, VI, only two years old, Was harmed to
death by her clothes taking fire, one day las:
week.
FATALITY. Edison IL. Mott, student in the
academy at Royalton, made . singular jump
from u platform at the depot, and was so seri-
ously injured that he died shortly af,or.
John Duniug Of lrasburg was knocked down
while piing logs ten days since, by the drop
ping OF los ON the crow bar which he was
holdng The end Of the bar struck him across
the hip injnring him fatally,
The three men who were arrested in Brad.
ford for ossaulting Mr., Gage, have been let of
with fines, the heaviest being 500 1t is said
the Justices decision much surprised the com
munity.
Samuel IT, Phillips was arrested in Bridport
week ago Sunday, for Bigamy and put in iail
at Mlddlebury He recently married Miss.
Barney of Ticonceroga having wife already
living in plattsburgh.
The graShoppors were very destructive in
Addison County last summer, and have already
begun thoi work for this Summer Six lively
ones were caught in Royal Kent's yard IN Pan.
ton last week.
Ii was reported at Barton that Hon. Elisha
White Of Charlcstown, was executed in Texas u
short time since. This information was tele.
graphed to the fri,nds from Washington by
Hon Portus Baxter Mr. White was u PROM
incnt man in Orleans County. We hope tho
ramor will prove without foundation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11
Kansas

The first Legislature Of th1 Satoo kanns
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=,
H' on t' -''A " "e''l'S " = P'Sr@h
Speaker Of tha House. Cog. Robinson mes
are t. mainly devoted 10 local oT,itg. He
H.. .s.3i. ~ ia SEAT. J., III.
en Iar tAe b'neht OF suffering eIu@'hs' u het.f
sAry aud ly. saed in abundance for planting,
has been received. and ,apss the general call
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- I'4a.''" - W 'e.ll" t-'o" = N0'@' m '"'
Spring slSng, a. " -Coilan)'a, Esd writes
Iou l.rayeuWArtA, Mach -5i as follows;
t,...bs1 hero tbi. morning at l;,.le after
s .,.t'.. bg,i1o ler. L,wrc,c, last evening
Observation-Disclosures MI. evening sall lga,. for
lawrence I, .rd r /, be thcr5 10 morrow. and
/ a., morrow cycnia, shall start asljn for this
,1,o, yhisrt5ds If buetn.s. he. rI,wel
1,,r. ..ncs d.a arrival aft,c Hhc4. Acre.and shall
-.afiruaG .l..wh.lr delivered. II i5.iis.
,,r.t,lc necessary Clrme.t3 D. In Both pllta.
a.. t..,'s,aIs1 av
E.r.c ti. rrlclcs vou tue shule IN IA,
,,l.4t.v. D.. f., ti,o ,,r.iiI .i. On i,asav 4, tl
naYt ~ destination Th. wheat destined ol
Slt.a County is tbrre. n, Doubt. ere thi; tna
IN Brown C3anty /. deere. Tat lor Bltlc
r'a,tyisor ,ts xay thcro TINT FIR B3urbol
ro..nt, Al. lert tti: nlacs ana !, ON rs way /,
.1... ,,;r, lay. only mentioned those *
tre,ot noints / have no doubt but more than
oue hundred teams are moving in this State a
,l.i. moment with tie wheat slrped by YOU
Tho toan. were orlersl from the different coun
ties ia adv,ner ia take ,ybaat to their reaueetiy
counties, and as cash IS pad for hauling, ever
county has share Of the money The pla
works admirably, and rot man has had to los
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11
Army News,

T"o b,ueries of artillery and q company Of
Saprcrs aud Miners have been ordered to Fort
Hamilton, New Work.
The HraId Washington dispatch says three
comptnl Of artillery lett on the steamer Paw
nee To day, with sealed orders
special Dispatch 10 ths Post from Washing
ton saws the rumjr is that The PAwnae goes 70
Charleston Tue excitement hourly grows more
nteusn, and all sorts Of coriec,gres are a0oat
as % the point where the blow vl first tall
The Express says it is supposed in well in
/ formed quarters that Texas Is the point where
the troops will be landed, and that they arc
sent out At the request Of Governor Houston 10
repel the Indians and MeXicsns.
New YORK, April 5-fho Government has
chartered steamers Baltic and ARIEL To carry
troops under sealed orders The Baltic viii
carry Capt. Barrys company Of Flying Artille-
nv and 30 men. and tho Ariel or companies
OF infantry and marines. They will sail on
Monday.
\ detachment Of the First Artillery with four
guns and forty men came over to the city from
Fort Hamilton to-day,
| The srgate Powhattan goes TO sea to morrow
morning, fully equipped and provisloned, and
will take three companies of troops,
! The impression ut the Navy Yard is that
/ Forts Sumter and Pickens will both be reinfor
ced
The steamship Atlantic has also been charter
ed by the Government, and cleared this after
noon with provisions, stores and property of thu
/ Government.
\ company of 100 men on Governors lslanC
has received marching orders, and others vii
speedily follow. There are now 2d00 troops a!
different stations in this port.
The government has chartered steamer Hin
OILS, which will 20 to sea under sealed orders to
morrow or Sunday. Her mails and passengers
Tor Europe will 90 in the City Of Baltimore.
Forty carpenters, engaged by the government
left with The troops this morning for Fort Ham
ilton, New York harbor, They will probabl,
sail for the South.
NKw YORK April Fort Lafayette in til
harbor has been garrisoued The soldiers from
Governor Island wi proceed to Fort llamll
ton to day, to embark thence on steamers 70
parts unascertained
At the Navy Yard and all the army depot
great activity preyails,and lnborcrs are working
day aud night at the orner on war vessels
Large numbers of naval AMI army officers ar
continually arriving and reporting themselve
Tor duty.
New York, April q.
Large quantities Of army stores we're shippo
from here last night upon the Atlantic, with 90
men on board.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11
California.

The Gold State is thoroughly anu reliably
Union. The assembly OF this commonwealth
have passed by an overwhelming majority reso-
lutious of which the following is an abstract.
Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate con
curing FIRST, The Withdrawal OF state from
its membership and obligations in the federal
Union, in defiance Of the general government
ancc to the whole power of the United States
Second, Decent respect 70 the opinions of tho
people of the civilized world and the instinct
of self preservation, demands that the United
States government should use all the power
necessary 10 enforce obedience to its laws and
protect it's property. Third the people Of the
States of California will sustain and uphold the
coESd.4..pa- elected officers of the United
States government, in all constitutional efforts
to preserve the integrity of the UnIon and TO
enforce obedience to the acts of Congress and
! the decisions of the courts. After the laws
have been enforced, and the power and authori
ty of tho Constitution and government of the
United States recognized and acknowledged
every feeling OF nationality and brotherhood
demands that such compromises us are consist.
ent with justice shall be made for the purpose
of restoring that harmony which should char
acterze the people OF n common country.
The second resolution has tho true ring
THE SENATOR QUESTION STILL UNsETTLED
FORT kEARNEY, April, 5, The Pony EXPIRES,
from San Francisco March Is, has arrived.
The rain almost ensure, another cxtraordln
airy crop of cereals
Tie Senate voted to consider that no election
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11
Gnring Elections.

CoNNrcIicuT E1ECTIoN-1he Hartford Press
Of Tuesday afternoon says
The results Of the election may be summed
80 thus GOV Buckingham reelected by at
Iaast 1900 majority; Il Republican Senate,
probably - against . Republican House by
70 Isrresmaiority, and > Republican Congress
men Hr. LOOMS by about TO majority Mr.
Buruham by over 1000 The general rejoicing
rs married by the unfortunate result IN the see
md and fourth James Il. English (Dcm) is
elected over John Waodruil, in the second, ny
about l00G and Geo {. Woodruff (Dem) is
elected over Orris 5. Ferry, in the loarh. BY
small maiorty-rot over 200.
Despite these untoward results, the general
feeling is one Of profound satisfaction. The
shams were exceedingly confident, and are pro-
pJrtionatcIy disappointed. -
RnaDl ISLAND ELscTloN The SPrayue Par
IN Vctorious.--GJy. Sprague is re elected BY
large ma ,rity aud the Legislature Is strongly
OF the same political complexion ho-ers.
Sheffield and Browne have defeated the lalc Re-
publican members Of Congress from this State.
MrMurAl EnciIoS At PORTLAND RPub.
1~qqs I,fl5rious. at the municipal election
in Portland Mo-, April -, William W. Ihom-
ID lRcp) received 2i38 votes for Mayor, and
Joseph iIowald (D.m.) 22G3. The vote last
year was-Jewett (Rep) 1912 Howard (Den }
2l2O Tie island, had not been heard from,
but they will tr)blby reduce the majority o
rifle Tic Republican majority is Ia. Last
Year the Democratic majority Wa3 ii. lh"
Republicans have elected > out OF Aldermen,
and 3 outof The 81 C,unc!lmen.
The annual town mcating in Easlport Me-,
resulted 10 the election Of Republican town
officers by najoiitics ranging from forty to one
hundred ard fifty
| McuurN ELECTION IS BRooxLrS.-At the
election in Brooklyn, n u. April %, Mr..
! Kalbaeish (Dem } was elected Mayor, and the
1 Democratic take; was generally successful by
1900 majority
MrNfUrAL ELECTIONS At TIE WEST The
municipal election at Clcayelaai, Ohio, on the
II Of April, resulted in tho choice Of ). Flint
for Mayor. and the election Of the entire Demo
cratic ticket.
AT Toledo. tie Democrats elected their candl-
date for Mayor, and seven out OF tho ten toun-
ciluen
The full returns of the election in Cincinnati
show Democratic Union average majority OF
$500 The Democrats elected % Counclmen
and tn, Republicans Tho total vote wa'
% 900.
b f Van Horn, the Union candidate fol
Mayor in Kansas City, Mo, was elected By 0
large majority, on the ID inst.
Ibe entire Il publican ticket, with the exeep
ton Of Collector, was elected at the charter
election at Ogdcnsburg y. T., April ID.
At Elmira, the Democrats elected Mayor
~ n.
\ Democratic Mayor, Solicitor and Treasurer
and. ReplLlcan Clork and Marshal wer.
elected at Sandusky also two Republican ant
:, three Democratic Councllmeu.
r Al Richmond, Va, April 80, Mr.. Mayo wa
elected MAYOR by 100 majority over Mills, thu
: Union candidate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11
Texas.

uf 4 ~ I'll 81.
%'c.'l,.,,, t,,o ..o.,,t,,
aI ,J',r,.d sin ,;tI,t r.r,,
w. ",,I a,l,
''o 4".'''''' y - ''''P''9' " Wv
GALVESTON, Aprll " =, o'efn"r houston Pas
sent message u tAe LESi"'oI1 l'o''L"S
against thh Cohlehlloh' ana Appearing 10 lha'
O'ay 10 sustain nIm' claiming fl," TO bf "1'ft-
nor the legislature ana NOV taKe Ihc a'5Nth
notice 81 II.
An AGENT Of General Sam Houston has lean
in {yashiugton for several DAVIS. il isslid. wish
thc iptcut,1n az urae.eding North 10 purchase
arms and ltanrnf, Of war. he states talt
OldS.m /, rlisiny an army Of lru thrae
to #, thousand men in Eus. Ar&qru. Mis-.
sourlnnl reunes-oe +, oppose the joria.ol.n o.
the Conf i rate States. Il funored uat he
hgs f.. &! IN interview win iha Cabinet, win a
view Is informing u 81 N No real s.ntm.uls
Of tlt reople in tho ono Star state
dis,,tcL Cr,,o i,,lt;,o,,. r.t.,Ir.
,,.Inr,,or. .et',L,t..i, ,bs ,,.
,,'r.r., .,',',.I n. 'H,.,."f,..I ~. I" ,..
uud o., Tow. On.
SIN OnAs.~. &r.ii 2.-T,sl, advice. state
thai co., f.ri he h.eorhbt informed from
Nmtamoras thal G.n A1poIm vim 30o0 AleS
leans IS 70 miles or marching on Brownsville.
Ampdia has despatched spr .rs ~th Ilamlds
ana handblIls announcing that leAasr1huS be-
lougcd g Mexico HAT d. "opH nv longer
IV oo NV ,,ai Da ' NJ T., INK. her aoGrrr'
mrnt, in largr numbers wgr. rapidly coming fl
toMm coI. Ford ia' o'd.rr,d all t,o heavy
guns ana 'f- - .''''' az n',I i..l ", !.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, APRIL II, 1861.

of Senator had taken place. AMI passed rosllu-
ton to % into d new joint convention il the
Assembly concur
Moreno With tao hundred men, bad land d
in tho lower part Of Lower California, and up.
set the Epara4 government Il vas reported
that a flht occurred in which tow were
killed end several wounded.
Largo cargo Of silver orr continue t0a rive
from tie Washoc. fnerallo and C1z) mines.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

ELRcrios At LounyILLE FIX Mayor DELPHI,
The workingmen's candidate and Union man,
Was elected Mayor of Louisville, Ky, by 1900
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-04-11

Union MAYOR ELKcTEp ST PORTSMOUTH, Va
John o. Lawrence, Unlonist, was elected
Mayoro of Portsmouth by u majority of 2O6.