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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE, Monday, May l3 1861.
Tba reoulsr route is now opened from New-York
for ,brouoh travel south 70 Baltimore aud Washing.
ton. and by main stem, via Wheeling ana f@kei''
burr. 10 ali Western snd SoEth-W estern poiu.s, ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
FROM CAIRO.
Gum MOI day MaY l3. lsfl

CAIFo' MOIuHvl ha! I'i 10'I'
Several companies Of Arkansas troops arrived at
Memphis this morning Commencing to-day, all the
boats pacing this point will be stopped No provisions
or munitions Of war for the seeded States viii be al
lowed TO pass.
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Rnilroad Bridee Isurv 81.

The Androscosein and Kennebes r. ilroad bridge
over the Kennebec at kendaifs Mivs took IRE n
o'clock this evening About $50 fess of the 90 enl
were burned, and fell into the river. The los probably
viii amount TO $4,000 The suppcsition ; that the
bridge took fire from Q locomotive which dad iusI
pass with q cars TO convey the Bangor 1agnent -
Portland.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
From Hn vana.

Nrw-ORLEAss, Monday, May II HSl.
Tho Msxican war-stesner Constitution, fr0 n Hs-
yaua 9Th inst, has arrived.
Sugars were tranquil having declined 3S,i real;
No. IL 81 reale the aIsode- Sterling exehsV 81
on New-York, "a per cent premium. -
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Rain storm. edtA

~. OswEGo, MondAy. May II IS6I.
rsin.storm has prevailed mSss Of the day, and ~
marke, for grain and -four Is very quiet No Alss a
moment. Canal tasigb,s l,sse dssliosa ons esah
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
FROM TRENTON, n. J.

TREETos, Monday, May 49, 1861
TIE Governor is still receiving Offers from all parts
of the State from companies anxious 10 volunteer for
three years -Four companies the first on the list for
tie seryce are here, quartered at the Arsenal II
il expected that two regiments for three years service
will be called for from this State and they are ready
AT moment notice. As as the requisition is
made on the Goyenorbey viii be embodied thoroughly
cqnipped and ready for efficient service.
Tie four regiments for State service, authorized by
the Legislature will not be raised until the Governor
deems their service necessary. No steps have been
yet taken for that purpose
The act appropristing to the families Of married vol
uneers 81 per month, and to unmarried volunteers
has not yet been signed by the Governor. 1t was
passed in the last hour Of the session, in the midst Of
much confusion and requires close and critical exam
nation before it becomes law.
The following bills passed by the Legislature have
been approved by the Governor:
To authorize the City Of Newark 10 borrow money
to aid the families of volunteers mustered into the
eervice Of the United States.
Similar bills for Trenton jersey City, Roxbwy,
Camden ard Bordentown.
To authorize loan Of s2 200 and State tax Of
100000.
For the defense Of the State-authorizing the Gov
ernor TO raise regiments purchase arms artillery, etc.
Equazing the military divisions Of the State.
To perfect the apportionment bill passed al the last
session. correcting made in the engrossed BILL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

NO APPREHENSION FELT.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

THE DoINGs OF THE MILITARY,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
THE WAR FOR THE UNION,

QUIET IN WASHINGTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

Citizens have left the Old Point aud not person 10
to be seen not attached TO the fortrese The Hiegy
Hotel Will hardly open this season, will the oSt-
tages have occupants.
To-day Co.. Dimnick is quite ILL., His duties have
been arduous o. late. A few days Of rest will no
doubt quite restoe him. He spends much Of biz ti,as
in the sadde for to undertake to supernend the orr
aions of fortress thN includes nearly seventy acres
on foot would he to walk thirty miles each dav.
The arrival Of the PaNynee and the Harriet Lana
has been among the incidents Of the day The Pawnes
ought to be permanently stationed at this pout The
Cumberland has more than kbe can do. Scarcely
hour of the day night that boat does not put
Of a vessel AS write the line band ON her broad
deck are playing the national airs. At evcnog you
may hear the Jolly tars all joining in snein. Tie ia
vorite song, "The Red, White, and Blue" whic now
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14
More Kentucky Troops rendered

The Uprising Of the NOrth-"eSi.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-14

handy and Jolly at it, that 1t seems about the sort OF
soldering suited to them at any rate it Is ust the kind
most needed here now. The guns are stored in the
ordnance yard outside Of the fortress and consequent
ly have to be transported O. considerable distance:
There is a company Of Cambridge Firemon in one Of
the regiments, and when they get lO-inch Coumbad,
weighing Is, 600 pounds sluDg up under two huge
wheels they can't resist the disposition to rum ii is 20
much like "running with the machine y And you
should see them go and, besides, they are permitted
10 shout which they do, as only iremen can; and the
WAY they do snake along" the heavy Monsters is
unceasing wonder TO the regulars.
In mounting the great guns and IN planting the
wde-mouhed ortars there is certain kind Of inter-
eat that nvi2ortes the at the work. Though the
monsters passive enough in their yet the men
are well aware that they can speak, and IN language
that the Rebels will not misunderstand
Let Massachusetts, gee that her men are well pro-
yided with clothing. The heavy work they do is hard
ON clothing and the men came away IN great haste
most of item require new uniforms. do not think
the men will object to my conveying strong hint on
this point.
The " Big Gun" stands where 1t always has stood
outside of the walls the water in front of the
Water Battery. 1t was planted there for practice,
and in the present can be served ell there AZ
it could be were it inside Of the fortress.
The vigilance Of the officers OF the Fortress Is es-
peciay worthy of remark. allude to those Of tAs
regular army. The officers Of the volunteers canpos OF
course do much more than drill their men. Iney
should and probably most Of them do study the eooxs
that viii fit them for The performance OF their cnfs'
Neatly every one Of the regular ocers have seen ser
VICE Without al exception they arc sohd men, ano
many of them elegant gentleman as wen as Dra'e ano
I accomplished soldiers.
A certain number Of mor are drilled at the large
guns every day in artillery practice, and under the
tuition wifi n is enforced the garrison VIII scon DO III
condition 10 make th, best Of the abundant mean
OF defense which psy have
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21
SHERIFF sALE-MILLHoUsE

STATE nj Wisconsin County 81 Grant ~ Jacob Mill
l,onse Painiia y John Millnouse Defendant Cir.
eutt Court Of Grant County Wisconsin.
;,, m a svri, or g.x.e,tio,, ;ss,o5 ont IF tl,4
by Ftisoe - . 49, 60 49, - $50 ~ - - =, t'iS
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~ ~ ~ tf 94fl tV + Aarrh 4 10 lS6g - las
,,i-x, +, ana II the fs.t.,gng iirsrt,l Il teaf
slies W. TIE ,1est nan M, ~ tbe 5iss
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9us ~ -, 4, n 4s.s,t4g ,,0, 80 ~. ~ ~ s.,fl
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VS. w. < i f,et3f,-one t5l moi t..ie5 =, Nat
q oeetioh ~, , $500 t 49, NJ os - e ~
rom 9oiin ~, .a sss, ,e s 49, s,;
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21
THE HERALD.
Foreigners under the Southern
Confaderacy.


Mr. Brusseli, the correspondent Of the
London 1EmeS. says that, Notwithstanding
the fact that lhe Irish and Germans in the
South are volunteering inlarge numbers,
various leaders in the Southern rebellion
did not hesitate to avow to him their de-
Termination to have no such thing in the
Southern Confedercy as adoptod citizenship,
or if any, it would be Of such 4 stringent
character that it would amount to but little.
lie relates conversation with a very intel
ljgent Southern gentleman, formerly an ed
itor, on the subject:
We talked Of the crime Of the country,
of the brutal shootings and stabbiugs
which disgraced it. He admitted their ex-
istence with regret but could advise and
suggest no remedy. 1.-The rowolies have
rushed in apon US so we can't master then"
is the law powerless n Well, sir, you see
these men get hold Of those who should
administer the law, or they too powerful
or too reckless to be KEPT down." "That is,
a reign Of terror Of mob-rEfianIsm?" 1T
don't hurt respectable people much, but
agree with you it must be put down.
"When-how 2" "weII, sir, when thing,
are settled, we'll just take the law in our
own hands. Not man shall vote IN
less he as american born and by degrees
well get rid Of these men who disgrace US.
"Are moi many Of your regiments composed
OF Germans and lrish--of Foreigners, in
fact 2" "Yes, sir"
did not suggest to him the thought
which rose in my mind.that these gentle
men ifuccessfu1, aoould Be pery title a.
cliaed to abandon their rights aohiIe Mea,
had qrpas IN their hands, but it occurred t.
me as well that this would lie 4tharapo RI
ward for the men who were engaged in es-
tablishingtbe Southern Confederaey. The
attempt may fail, but assuredly | have
head It Expressed too often to DOUBT that
there is determination on the part Of the
Leaders in the movement to take away the
suffrage from the men whom they do not
scruple to employ in filing their battles.
If they cut the throats Of the enemy they
will stife their own sweet voices at the
same time, or soon alterward--a capital
Feeompense to their emigrant soldiers.
The Richmond Examiner has the fol-
lowing:
The emigrants (lrish, Scotch, German,
&c. do not like our ancestors, fly from
religions and political persecution, They
come merely asAninais in the search Of
richer, and fresher pasture. They come
to CRAFTY physical want-for moral, intel
lectual aud religious wants they have not
acquired. They will settle in large masses,
and for ages to come viii practice an i'm
pure materialisn. The mass Of them are
sensual, groveling, low-ninded agrarians,
and nine-lenths Of them woula Join tho
Mormous or some such brutal, leyeling
sect, if the opportunity offered to do SO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21
1 lnpnk OF PUBLICATION.

g ,x,,.s, e-,t, ~ crantss Cire,ft
9',s.e - S 80 -, t,,anfv siecial Tam,
Coal' ~ 1 ~ So Eau 49, ~ ,iicstlon Nefsaa
usns -, ~ i,s "a HTnwn CbsrITs
/. La Gave and Anthony la Grave, Defendants.
~ ~ tl,s safisfselion az he Cont ~ the
naiesttt 81 M. r. Dcwe Tie Attoras 81 the plaintiff
NJ Js above tiled action that d summons has been
s,,at m said aetiop ana mat the complaint II the
,tiif IL SAID, t.sol, has Teen uly Giro Ia the office
- ,.lrk ~ l t.,r,t Cour Er said Grant q Y.
al Lancaster m said Cou8tY that this action brought
~ fie d,isn aud n,rtan al certain real estate ana
ND owned ami he'd bv til. parties To mis- action as
tots m common: thai SAID dees,,tnt anthony la
sy. vino owns and CHAINS al interest in the land of
i' aftifi.f il 81 hy ts action IA a non-resi-
,- -,.to Il ...,fggs.,s ,,art, ~ tl,ta
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21
cautian 10 AEother...

An exchange gives the following very
sensible caution to mothers:
at is a very common thing to see moth
ers and servant girls pushing along the side
walks the little carriages in which they are
giving infants an airing on pleasant days.
The practice is very dangerous one, and,
is liable to do great and permanent injury
to the child. We observe also that car
RIGGS ere now so constructed that they
may be pushed instead Of drawn. The
position of a child riding backwards
instead of forwards is an unnatural
pne, and directly affects the brain Of
the tender creature. Some grown persons,
even, cannot ride backwards in a railroad
car without experiencing a sense Of faint
ness, and to expect child to DO what a
strong adult cannot, is unreasonable, to say
the least. 1t is believed BY medical writers
that infants have died from disease produe-
cd By being ridden backwards. LISA law
of nature always to move forwards, not
backwards We hope mothers will re-
member this and impress it uponthe minds
Of their servants. Check the first attempt
to ride the little innocent backwards, and
you will remove one Of the causes of con
gestion and brain ie1ers to which children
gge so liable"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21
SUMMONS WHITE.

State Of Wisconsin, COUNTY Of Grantees. Circuit
angnsi a D. 1851. summons for reiiei. Barney
While, Piutia, agsinst harriet Eiizabet Whises
Defendant. ~.
consn to the above named defendant, Harriet Elk
ahe til White: Yyu arr hereby saplmonea ana feqah
I'd 10 answer tha complaint Of the plaintiff IN TINS az
tiou which WAS duly hied in the office OF the CLERK OF
The ircuit Tor said Gaut County, - t4ancate
ia SAID can't on the 9th DAY Of August A. p, 1871,
and TO serve copy OF your answer 10 The sal COM
iainf on The su6scfibrr at m, Office in the fo'tn OF
assgine Ia said County, within twenty day after the
service hereof exclusive OF the da Of such service,
ana III GU fall to The SAID complaint within the
time aforesaid hereby rtqureq, the plaintiff will az
DIV 10 Tie tor the r,lie demanded ia the cohr
plaint dated this 9th day Of August, A. y, le6l
w. r. DhwKy, Plaintiffs Atty.
s.w3 Jassville, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land Tor sale.

esnbcrbe offers for sale in lots to suit purchasers
and tae most liberal terms to pay time the
following lands, all lying aiia either site the
Aliitary goad fowu Of Wingvlle Grant Counts.
Wisconsin:
SIC. = Town 6, n. RANGE West-C40 acres.
y & 81 Sec. p, Town ., Il. Range West-320 acres
VS. o. Sec. Is, TOWN Z, N. Range Vest so acres
Swa Of sec ~, Town ., N. Range 1 Wet-IBu acres
Ia ot AVA VI see, -, 4. 6,.N. a. W-S0 acres.
Ningylll. A. y. Wills the premises agents for
Niles White. Baltimore, Md.
the property il situated two miles west OF Wincvjc
fairly divided between prairie ana timber q d per-
sctIy adopted FOR farming THESE lands located IN
the highest psris tic equally, bat contain sevcraly
ing springs ana water may be had wiese by digging
Ningyiiie, june 18th, 500. lily
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21
VAN WAGENEN's
Celebrated English Horse SalVe.

This Remedy for horse ailments OF the feet and legs
ana especially founders, cracked aud contracted ieet
aud CALLS wounds &c, mas the following home recon-
nlendati0ns
Prairie du CHEN. March 81 1861
Thereby certify that have used Mr.. Van Nagenen's
Horse Saiye on lame horse, and in two weeks il caus
ed new oof TO grow three fourts Of an nch; il sur
ss an thing in the line OF horse saiyes lever used
Also lor the enlargement contacte feet II appear
pei feety successful. JOHN lH0AidS.
Lancaster, April =. 1851
e. Van Wagenen, the roprieto Of this Celebrated
English Horse Saye arrived 10 our town tie zsih ay
81 March and called attention 10 the OPERATION 81
poof growing on i horse owned by him. The horse 4
been badly FoundeTed his feet contracted 10 that e1-
tent that he was very stir. have ouked at him
to this he 2na day Of April, il being one eek since
the first location made and can II seems -
most miracle AMI does away with All doubt IN relation
10 founder and contracted feet in horses being fncura
Bile as by The use tins federated Remedy newfoot
Il now q Of an inch below the hair and has enlarged
10 Tie size oil natural foot far grown. For fur
tAor information cali al lie stone Livery Stable where
the Effects can tr above described; also the
most reliable est ouias 81 ia high standing in
different parts Of the county
Laucaster Wis, April 3. ,. q MCDONALD
41tF W1I. III FOSTER.
FOR SALE 1T TIE LANCASTER LIVERY STABLE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21
LEGAL.
GUMMONS FOR RELIEF.

y : + r Z = = Z Z
Circuit Court Ia and for the County q Grant N IN
State Of Wisconsin. Summons for reliel. George "a.
Cox, Plaintiff against he former unAnoWn owner !
of tie following described pieces or parcels Of land To
Wit: The naf 81 the sUut.-Hcst quarter OF see
ton number thirty two; and TIC southwest quarter
OF the orIh-west quarter Of sad section, number
tlft, two IN township number two, north Of range
number one, west of the 4th principal meridian, De-
fenasants
The Sat Of Wiscon in to tle Defendant here named;
You are htrery summoned AID required 10 answer the
comp ian in this actitn, which is ed IN the clerks
Office Of the saint Cicuit Court OF Grant county, Ms
consin this 9th a Of august 1861, aud g serve copy
81 his ofce in tho village Of Belmont la Fayette 20,
Il isensi within weulY Gags after Che service hereof
exclusive Of the d4y II such service; and ifyo tui e
ser tho said complaint wiihin the lime Aforesaid
In piaiaiiHn his action vii deinaud Judgment ior the
relief IA, "a in said comp laint.-Daisd ms och Gay q
august, A ID. lorl z. DUNN,
7a-w8 plaintiffs Attorney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21
I9ARM FOR SALE,
Also, Stock & Farm Machinery.
TILE EA4REs FARM,
fa9 sa3ssFi0eF peas pr sac Al y part q MS q

known as
TIE AYRES FARM,
situated the Lancaster and Potos State Roads four
mites fson the latter anG eight IN les
gtiiage
All parts of the property we'll watered wit springs
aad brooks, ana pielsy Oh iimDer-5U
ana ITO ia cuitlvatonine entire hstl-seetoii ander
innce. The buiiugs good ami roas leiding there
from IN all directions.
lie proposes setting l29 acres Of the west END, or
less, would sell tire east hall with buildings TIE
Whole property nciuang Also the STOCK aua isn MAJ
ehinery he stock includes SO head ol cattie 100
sAcel With horses, hogs &c Ell OF superior breeds
IN pro efts VIII besOld ow. part cash. part time.
TIE property well known IN al parl ui the county.
- ferences, IL Nau ieck. jamestown; Gen.
Platteyiile Henry Paten, F.ttch Grove, OF ] alien
Larber LancAste. For particulars ure Of the pros
4.lletcs the premises, at t..is office
JOHN n. EAYRKS
Potosi, January 25 1861. 82-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

BeRevotenf Institution established by special Endoic-
a1cat fVS tts hsfte The Sex and distressed AFFLICTED
Esth rsrufeat asd Lpsdeaac Diseases and espect1tg
for tAe Care u Diseases II NE Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ApNICE given gratis, BY the Acting Sur
geon, to all she apply by letter, with description
Their condition, cage, occupation abits of life, &cl
and ia OF extreme poverty Medicines furnished
lret OF cnaree.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermaiorthaa, and other
Disease Of the Sexual organs. and the SkM REM
EDlhS employee IN the Dispunsary, sent the afflicted
IN sealed ieier envelopes free of charge. Two th 60
stamps Tor postage viii be acceptable.
address, DIR J. SkILI.tN HOUGhToN, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association No 2 South Ninth Street
Phade phia, Fin. By order Of the Div c1ofs
EZRA d. HIEARTWEId,, President
GEO. FAIRgHI4D, Secretary. Mar. 6. 3s-ly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21

BALrlaoRE.--It is said that Govern
lnent HIS decided to make the city Of Bal
timors The grand military depot for the
copcenuatiOn Of troops, aud army supplies,
and that within week, fifty or sixty
thousand loyal soldiers will be encamped IN
AMI around that city. This is a return 10
the original plan, which was set aside BY
the riot Of tile 10TH Of April.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21

- The Regiment Of Caltasa Mops-
goni'ft., The MIA who iigafel 50 canspied-
o'isiY during the border rutiiln troubles ia
Kansas, has fiaaliv beun .austercd into SER
wee. It's Known Is the Third Volunteer
Regiment Of Kansas, am IS composed Of
two eoiapa:ies OF cavalry, one company Of
artillery, aud four Of lntantry. A nephew
of LOUIS Kossath i the A3jutant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21

CoNyisoATNa REBEL PgoPERTr. The
clause Of this Act referring to slaves. pro-
vides that whenever slaves are required or
permitted BY their owners to take up arms
gainst The United States, or allowed to-
be employed in the construction Of fortifca-
tons, Or any other military service WHIT
ever, the claim to their service orlabor shall
bafor'eited, any laws ofthe United States
or Of the States whore they are held, to
contrary notwithstanding. Thus we have
at length an enactment which OPPOSES Of the
vexel !" contraband" question, to the ex-
ent Of enfranchising all negroes who are
shown to have been employed by the reb-
els IN any Of THAR Offensive Or defensive
w&lfare against the Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21

NUMBER OF SEEDs ~ BusHEL-A
correspondent Of the Neso EaFam Far.
Sser SAYS. "Timothv seed numbers A.
go, $50 grains per bushe, and ifsown on
an acre Of ground, as recommended by
some. you'd give about to the square
inch. Glover of medium size, 17,40o,960
or q to square inch. Rio Grand wheat,
Car aud plump. 556,2Ss IL the husheb Or
l24 to square foot Rye sos, $50, or 201
to square foot" Thus ii Is easy 70 judge
Of about the qmntity should BE sown per
esFe.- Hise9vsia Former
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21

gait fish is deprived Of its scales, ii
will be chilled to death and reasoning ana
logically, and knowing, too that human
skin scales are destroyed by the alkai 81
lie soap man may wash himself too
much, may actually wash away the scales
OF his body, leaving the pores 50 unpro-
tected against inevitable results; indeed
physiological research proves, that if third
pari Of the skin IS removed from the body
by scalding or otherwise atal terminal
ton is unavoidable. Obseyant persons
know how soon tho skin becomes pale.
shrivelle ! and tender, even on The harde t
hands, il Kept great deal in coll water.
these are suggestive conscientious forthose
who believe that continued wafer sloshngs
are indispensable to their health aud lon
oeyity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21
LEGAL
HST.Ai,E OF Van YLECK.

ESTAi1E OF VAN VLECK.
We the subscribers, being appointed BY the County
Court for the County of Grant, Commissioners 70
ceiye examine ADJUST e cia ms AID aaan IS Of all
persons aga The esate Of Henry Van eek. late Of
The town Of james liz said County Geeeaseds an
all claims demands exhibited in oset thereto, and
six months from the 7th day july A. D., Is5l being
allowed 3Y said court for that purpose, do there
fore herebs give notice that will att nd TO The busl-
ness at our appointment at the store-house Of h. Van
Necs. in the of jamestown, on Saturday the "a
aay Of November, A. is l. and Tuesday, the It'll da
81 January, A. h 1862, from O'Clock, A. IL, upii
o clock +. NJ of said days. dated this 10Th
day Of July, A. ID +, 1861.
WARDEN ANDERSON, }con,,,;gs;nnas.
JASON iATnROP, commissioners
S-w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-08-21
TO THE PATRONS
or HAZEL GREEN INSTITUTE.

We especially announce that the Fall Term Of the
Institute wiz
Commence September 8, 1861, and Continue
I'LL Zee. 70.
The course, both classical and scientific will bear ia
vOabl1 COMPARISON with that Of the most respectable
Institutions OF the kind in The West
We nave an extensive and well selected apparatus to
Illustrate the different departments of Che nistry and
Natural Philosophy. Tie iocat of the school being
the Giles q Galena and Dubuque presents OBJ
yioas advantages
Board can % obtained IN private families at from
~ 90 ~ $50 per week. students may reduce this
pense by procuring ROOMS IN the school building and
boarding themselves.
our terms or elementary stadies in tho Pre-
paratorY department., S4.75
Lower classical. and scientific course, see
Advanced course embracing II gIer Algebra. Com
etry, &c. $50
Municipalities completed, La-s-ages, $50
Musi; 13 ~
Drawlng, 5 90
Taiiin fees payable half IN advance, ard ha al
thsmidaie of the telm
students earnestly requested to present them
selves al the beginning Of the term.
J. c. G. Iou u iis.lsl.' AsscciatePlincipals
Hazel Green, Aug. 5. Sm2