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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26
BUY A HOME.

THE subscriber offers at Private Sale the fol
lowing Real Estate situate in Cambria County
70 wit:
HIS Mansion Property situate in the West end
of the Borough of Ebensburg, consisting OF a
Square of Ground, having thereon erected com
modious DWELLING HOUSE. large STA
BILE or BARN. and several other Out Buildings,
together with a half Lot Of Ground on which
there is never failing Spring Of the purest soft
water, from which the House &c, is supplied
Wants to dispose Of this as he intends removing
to another part of the Borough.
ALSO-Three Lots Of Ground situate II the
Borough of Summitville, having thereon erected
a BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, two FRAME
HOUSES, and a large Stable. VIII be sold to-
: gether "r seperate as may suit purchasers
ALSO.-A Lot Of Ground situate in the
Borough Of Luretto. fronting on st. liary'
Street and ezteUdiug back to II. Jgscph's Street
a3iui- iug Lot Of john IroZc.l oE the Eas.- and
Lot uf tie Heirs of Anthony LitziugCF, aee'l-
on the WeSt. having Thereon erected one and q
. half story TR A8IE HOUSE, - feet IL front and
20 In depth.
/ ALS0--A piece or parcel Of land situate il
Cambria township, adjoining the d1eteHt Ctty ~
BulelH. lands of Jame~ and George Mills, Charles
I p. Murray, alex. ATYickcr and others, contain
ing 60 acres ami eJ peTcles-
dLSC.-A piece or parcel of land situate u
4 Munster township. bounded nv the Eoe slu-e
and Crcsson Rail Road. lands Of Peter kayiCl
and others. containing % acres and - neTcne.
iDearIy all clearej) having thereon ere-tc. q
I LOG DWELLING HOUSE AND y STABLE
ALSD.-A tract or land situate m Washing
ton township, adjoining lands Of Jacob BuE-0on
Joseph Clista. Hugh !. 5i'Clgskey and others
4 containing 500 acres or therealcuts. which vii
be sold in parcels If desired jy purchasers.
ALSO.-A piece or parcel q land situate nn Il,
Poals 7vauia Rail Road, near PORTAGE Station
IN Washington township, containing 80 acres.
hLSO.-A piece OF parcel Of land situate IL
SummcrlI township, bounded by the TenusNi
vauia Rail Ro-l lands of the Heirs of Holer
Finn. decd. Patrick Riley and others. contain
ing about 90 acres. having thereon erected sever
al DWELLING HOUSES.
ALSO.-A tract Of land situate in Allegheny
township, adjoining lands Of Patrick MGuir
and others. containing 212 acres AMI 80 TeIele
aud allowance.
ALSO.-A tract Of land situate in Chest town
ship. late the property Of Frederick and Mar
u. Schneider, adjoining lands Of John Eallweje
and others. containing $50 acres. more or less.
small portion # which I= cleared AMI tL1Tes
erected = CABIN HOUSE.
ALSO.-Aowt 2ocg acres ,f land, situate o.
the waters Of Blackck, In Carroll township
which Will be sold I'm lots a may suit purchaser
WILLIAM KITTELL.
Ebcnsburg. October II. ls6O.-+S-tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

Ion Of the Baltimore sun says SO iuti
ma'eIy arc the political and commercial affairs
OF the world connected, ttat auy disturbance
OF them ~ one quarter will seriously and in
Juronsiy affect every other. IfinternaI war
IN tnIs country should be prot.acted and de-
s'ructive, European nations will possibly he
come involved. directly or Indirectly in the
consequences of the conflict. | am not spr-
Pr.sed, therefore, to learn from a source en-.
uI!ed to credit that il is positively ascertain
ed that France, always jealous Of the naval
power OF EDgland. viii interfere in our Affairs
as against England, in case the British govern
ment sh2nid seize the occasion to cripple or
destroy the maIatime power of this country.
France Is now building an additional mbor
OF sieel-plated frigates. like the GIoira Sa,-
dina IS doing the same. Spain is moVing j.,
the same direction. as is also Russia. An
other genera! war may witness combinations
against the naval supremacy of England
y glance over the columns Of the Scieot;6,
1meric1" shows with what energy and gerius
the people of this country have within a few
weeks directed their attention TO wsriikc en-
g'nos and projectilcs The new steam gun
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26
BBENSDURG HOUSE.

file UndeTsigeI having purchased and taken
1 possession Of tl- Ebcnburg House. CORNER
II occupied .y Henry Toster). will bc happy 20
receive and Accommodate his Old customers. and
all others who may be disposed to patrouize him.
The Proprietor feels assured from the spacious
HOUSE. STABLE 4 other facilities that lie can
nfer at least rs good accommodations 9 can be
had at any other stand IN the place. He Is in
possession ola large supply Of the choi~e- hgno-s
with which his bar viii lie furnished; his table
will be furnished with ali tn luxures Of the sea-
son. and he intends by his hospitality and care to
merit the patronage of all those VINO stop with
him.
ISAAC CRAWFORD.
EJeusburg April, II, 1861. If.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

RIRECTORT MAP OF CAMBRIA COUN
~ TY.-rhe subscriber is preparing. Il + suiii-
cient encouragement be given,J TO publish a d
rectory MAP of Cambria County. intended to
coLtain as much information as any other C5un-
ty Map now Published in Pennsylvania. The
same to be Iithagraphed, colored aud mounted In
the most modern style and workmanlike muaner.
and delivered to subscribers at S5 per copy.
WILLIAM CHRISTY
June so. 1855
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26
Dtss.aiisTa ctfon OF the Soldiers oa
Tie EegzllG Army at Appointments
S- G7se Secretary CT " an.

The result of Gen. Pierce's ineapacity at
Great Bethel has brought TO light deep ieei-
inc which exists among the subordinate OH
GERS and p7ivates in the regular army. oeV-
eral of the best officers declare that they are
unwilling to be butchsred through the incon-
peteuce 0: civilians holding posts as n"Id ON
Gers The term Of enlistment OF many o' thc
nricate soldiers 10 the regular army VIII
svnirs in . month, and they declare they Will
not re-1ulist if the officers appointed from c'-
villains are 70 be continued
The present Secretary Of War has demor-
allied the regular army teaTfuliy by his course
of proceeding III appointing officers Tor mere
poli,ical ability and overlooking the officers OF
the regular army. The regulars say they
will stand bv the country and tie RaE 4; but
thew eanue. aear the disgrace of being led on
10 defeat and disgrace. il order that political
hacks NAV be rewarded. Gen Scott Is be
Ecvei to svmpaihise with the officers and men
Of the regular army, as we'll as the President.
but Gen Cameron aud three members OF the
Cabinet seem not disposed TO accede to the
rsqnsst OF the President and Gen. Scott. II
something uc not dsue speedily 70 change the
uoEe Of conducting affairs in the Wax De-
partmeu,, the regular army vi. lose much Of
Us cfdcie-CT-
- -. NJ L,s ,,o,,o - VII
-"'e's' '-I' l1yo. @ ~ 30. s.r't
!"gIpn I2ii - IL e.. IS 80 20 80
o' - eG.iss,1y' WI = ID - -
M, ~ q, ''-. l--.-l - c. n
ing; - sag |ls 80 - .bo ,,o,,n
Te,' 'I['.''- -! "a - 30, rro-o b,,r;,l
1eu .sl' were 'e--, ~ 49,. en-
Dy Tue enemy .i11'' -
Inc -. = ~ a. SIsi
accounts - 'I-o -. -o;-aS 60, NJ
in'C' n'a,on ras JGs' &c
one 10 Sne eHec' 'n1' 'Ie Ell =. ,i-'. "
c'y VIII return - 'Lo - pr SUM t"o
'housa"u uIl'a-S ~ -. o...a5;oIP Ps
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26
sADDLERY! sEDDLERy!

H0HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
J. the citizens Of Ebensburg and surrounding
country. that he mas opened Saddler's shop. in
the basement Of his dwelling house, on Horner
street, where &c IS prepared to furnish e. 1gss7
on the most reasonable terms, eya-T description
Of Saddles Brides, and Harness &c.
Having many years experience IN the huS'-
ness. employing none bUt the hest wor1mcu.
and using the best material upnu all his work. he
hopes to MERIT and receive liberal share of the
public nairo0a-"
Country pr. @-.e at al times taken in hange
far work ar.: tie nirnest market prices allewel-
JAMES MACUIRE.
Fbcnsburg. Sept. i. 1s59.-tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26
y. y. HiAGEuEE.

T. D. HiAGEIEEE.
Attorney at Law, Ebensburg. Pa.
nFFICE No. ,. .sColonnade Row. near the
Z = Court House.
December I 81 -ly
Ee EMOVAL-PAUL CRAFT. MANUFAC
Z Z tUrer and Wholesale Dealer in Boots. Shoes
Straw Goods, Hats and Caps. No. 6s} North
Third Street, between Arch and Cherry. Paj!a-
phia March g. ls56l
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

NORTHERN SOLDIERS n WARN CLIMATES -
Dr.Nott says 60 One attack Of either inter
nitteut Or reuittent fever seems to establish
strong PTc-Glspositi0n TO others, anu many
physIclaas Of the south contend that the nclC-
~ arrjyeI pletd0rjc toretgnerS jOr a yeu5. ar
t,ro resist the mOrJifc cause Jetfe1. than the
natiges (By the term foreigner is meant
those not barn tR tie Souh.) Dr. Mott says.
also that '.5iliious fever attacks with more vi.
olencs the piethoric stranger, AMI Is more
often fatal to hilu: bu' on the other hand
this miasmatic poisen Clike the HarpIes, the
fabled offspring of Tellus and Ocsauus) feeds
upon the bloatej liver Of the native. and
drags him pyematurely to the grave" To this
the Boston Post adds = The United States
army in She var with Mexico was composed
Of persons from all sections OF the country
ana the terms OF service ranged from three
to twenty-siz months. The volunteer force
lost by killed IN battle less than ten per thou
sand OF thea. aggregate number the teu new
regiments l.s5 Uy tie same cause less than
/ thirteen per thous and. aad the old army lost
less than Ejty-One per Thousand, OF the aggre-
! gate force employed. The most important
battles were In the hot months of August AMI
! September, when it IS very likely there are
more camp diseases than IN other months.
\ ct It does not appCar that the northern and
western troops suffered from disease as much
as those from the South The rnortalitv
from disease appears, ly ,ficial returns. to
have Cesn least IN the I.hoois troops, increas-
ing from the least ~ greatest Tnorta]it- in tho
I following series Indiana, Massachusetts.
/ Arkansas, Michigan, MARYLAND and Di.trict
/ OF Columbia. Kentucky. Ohio, Tennessee cav
/ airy, A!abama, North Carolina. Georgia. Flo
ri'ia. South Carolina, aud Tennessee foot: the
northern on the whole. being decidedly sub
ject 10 less rate Of mortality than the south
ern troops Ii Is apparent. therefore. ,nat m
the event Of southern campai,o. the facts
being as No have stated, the southern leaders
! are much mistaken in calculating upon the
yellow and bilious fevers Is auxiliaries in the
rebellion
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

boats ordered By the United States will far
exceed IN construction ana machinery those
which the British government sent to CrInea
4 material for rifed aud other four times
stronger than cast iron is found in puddled
steel Experiments in tie employment OF
corrugated steel plates for ships show that
with half the thickness of the plates employed
in Eagiand and France shiIs may be rendered
shot proof.
An offer has been made to the government
for building within six months steel plated
ship which will carry but one gun, but which
will be bomb and shot proof, and capable OF
preaching any ortifcatiou-paymeut to de-
pend on success.
POISONING SoLDIERs.-A letter from Miss Dix
70 a gen ;leman ia this city states positively
shat several soldiers have died IN the hospital
in Washington city, poisoned by strychuiue
contained in cakes which they purchased from
pellars who came around their camps This
is horrible -PiGSJrrgh Post
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

EW~LLIAN CARR & Co. WHoL55>4---- =
w Groeer>. Importers. and Dea.eIs = : :.
eiEu ard Domestic LIQUORS, GA y -.----=- -
and Eeeti6el Whi-bey. No. $40 I-'
Row. Liberty street. pITTSBlAG, =. ,--.s-
SUNDHIES-56O B6ls double Re-tl-S-- s--, w r
key. lS- Bb,s Old Nunan-ahe,a hyt "
Par, (very choice } so Hhds y O. S-=--, -.
BDls y. .. No'aSses. With genera
ment of Groceries. also-Bacun. F-o'-.:: -
Iron & Nails &c. all Of which vii be-, be -, l-N
prices for cash. NM CAhh
February l.. lS5S.f
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26
BEREOFALl
( ACE MA A-UEACTORT

{ o = & e ~ ANY FACT orr.
FE7EE subscriber would respectfully --.-
& t-e citizens a. Eu=usar-E and s--- -
country that ls hes re-navas his ship M
old stand % tle shop lately occupied y s---
Lvan- \llrr=ci-,r-) where ae Is rrlIaTa- Z. =
a.. kinds at work in las i-r., q business a s7
notice aud un rsa=,rabla terms. and be l7Ess :.
using but the very be5- material and zEil....---
but the best wgrasaeu ta merit I'LL s-l-
public patronage. Persons wishing sa---s
purchasing Carriage VII G1 wei. - 1-2=
this establishment He Is prepared 70 -a----
ture the following kiu#s ai v5-.-5s, ~
lttNliN. Ui different qualities a1c II.
IAl,ojCUES. CHAEIoTEES. o-e IL =
morse LiC&AWA1S. elise quarter, slt.i. ltt..-- =
C-sI.riug COACHES. second hand Eo-a q -. =
ent kinds, SIC. making q variety tE.- ~ - =
III tastes ana al purses REPAIRING --
with neatDe~s add dispatch. -,--S
Edeus burg, Ap.5, -, l552-2s-l
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-26

FNBENSBURG FOUNDRY.-HAyING pur
kA chased the entire stock and fixtures OF the
Eheushurg Foundry. the subscriber Is prepared
20 furnish farmers and others with
pIO5Ic gss. Plough Points. Stoves. y zEEs
ECOUS. T6reShiBg Machines.
and castings Of any kind that may be needed n
the community.
BY strict attention TO the business of the corr
ccrn he hopes go meris and trusts he viii receive
a liberal patronage from ,hosein want of articles
in mis- line.
Al business done Fl the Foundry.
EDWARD GLASS.
March %, '55-tf.
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Tie under iEl.a- desires g. raa the zt:l-z--
ot tie people "f IaeEs.u-E and surroun..--
country O. the fact that he las jean aur-;-..-
au agent ~ a large importing house of To-
- CLOCKS frr-- Ela also ai a large z.---a.
-i-- e-t-. 5z..-s-- i JE ELLGE. syLa-s---.4
= el'al 4 ei-S- such Inducements 20 r--.-.
-c-s 1t Shes articles As were nHve- before c5=-ss
- --,s place, aI any r.---re --.- side OF tie a.-
lie ".E- .--s9 cl.- a--e--5-a 30 his -ar-a -
zaft-l-t
" MATCHES AND JEW ELEI
-.-f receive al u tie latest .-.--s .-- -.
.a--.-r.r rg.-r-----.-.-- f---.--.- -,.---.5 =.
stock w... great care. he e;- ems -.-.- IN 81.
every taste as u -rr=. As ra- .s .- ----.
ls -.- ---... .a .--...-s ~. -.--...
"A - T. = - - :
s-s ra-t=sa,.-.r invited t1 m --s-s.---
present stock ana prices. EAR DROPS h..
,ra,rzs...5 sg s.I9f s.sssss gr r-.4r. B-zs. r..
Rings, gsu-. at reduction.
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LUMBER.

PINE POPLAR CHERRY AND Ao1 -
Der bought and sold by r,7--HESS
June 2eth 1859. =.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07

Bg- John Cochrane, democrat of n. Y,
has introduced bill irto the House pro-
yiding for the closing of the ports of any
of the seeding States when the collection
|of the Y. 5. revenue is obstructed, and
making vessels bound for such ports liable
to seizure.
Mr.. Cochrane disclaims the idea of CO.
ercing, by force, the States from nominal
secession; but he believes in collecting the
government revenue, and, apparently, in
enforcing the laws of Congress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
IN PROBATE MoNAMEE.

County Court, Grant County, WISCONSIN In Probate
January Term, 1861. Present Wni. McGonigal Judge.
In the matter or the Guardianship of Mary Margars
NcNamee John Joseph McNamee, James Francis Nc
Nawee aud Thomas Patrick McNamee, minor bers Of
John Men aimee, OF Dubuque, Iowa. deceased
Oh, reading anil filing the petition Of Bridget AcNa-
NEE Mother and Guardian OF said minors nos resident
OF Dubuque County. Iowa. praying for license TO sell all
az the Real Estate or said minors IN the State of Wscon-
ia order to educate and support said minors There
il is ordered all persons interested in the
f sa,i mnol appear before the Judge of this court
a. Inc court house in Lancaster in said county Mon
aav the 18Th day Of March, A. D. 1861 at one O'Clock
in tha afternoon OF said day to show II any there
shali ba why license should not be granted to said
Enafdan according to the prayer ofsasd petition Or
dered further that notice thereof he given to all per-
sos interested in said estate, by publishing copy q
far four "a successive weeks previous TO said
A. 20 hearing in the Grant county Herald, weekly
newspaner published at Lancaster, in said Grant Coun-
" sa-Da WI. McG0NIGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
CHERIFFs WATERMAN.

State Of Wisconsin, County OF Grant S. Cirenil Cour
Rezin Sherbondy, Plaintiff, - William d. water
man, Defendant.
By virtue OF an execution issued from the above
court to me directed delivered in the above emf
lied action and in pance with the order OF s'ile
court therein contained will offer for sale at iuoise
AUCTION at tile outer door OF Court House, in the
village Of Lancaster Grant CO., Wis, and will sell slit
same 10 the high st and best bidder for cash in hard
on the second Day OF February A. 1861. at the houl
Of ons o'clock r NJ said day. all the right, title
interest CLAIM ein which sand defandanf had IN ane
Ia said premises the 0h day Of jane, $780, or has
since acquired thersto The following is description
If the premises ordered sold, to wit:
North East quarter of the North East quarter Of
section No. twenty, l20), in town No. six, (o, Mort
* Rarre No. two. (2), West, in Grant County, Wis
together with all buildings and Improvements on said
tafs The aboye sale will be made To satisfy the sum
If s256 50 besides interest," costs and accruing costs
Dated SheriiT's Office, Nov I'D. 1860.
WM. II. FOSTER, Sheriff Grant CO. Wis.
WV. f. CAS-sa, PITTS Atty. 2I-6w
Tha sale in the above case is hereby adjourned until
"a day Of March, 1851, at the same place and time
ofday before. Dated Lancasse1; sTTnaey a.
1861. - Y -11SS.,ig
slw4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
Mail Change.

We learn that the proprietor Of the con-
tract for conveying the Mail upon the Bos-
cobel, Lancaster and Potosi Mail and Stage
Route--Mr. NV Wood, of Lancaster---has
disposed Of the remaining part Of the term
of his contract on said route, to our fellow
townsman, Mr.. G. G. Hickok.
While we take much pleasure in saying
that Mr.. Wood has long, and al all times,
most faithfully met the requirements Of the
Post Office Department, and spared no ex-
pense in accommodating the travelling pub
lie, we have abundant assurance that all
concerned will receive at the hand of Mr.
Hickok discharge Of duties no less prompt,
nor by any means less obligng.-Bosco-
bel .ErpfeSs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE


The subscriber offers for sale Ia lots to suit purchasers
the liberal tefns pay ments and time, the
following lands all lying aud either side Of the
Military road in the Town Of wngvie, Grant County,
Wisconsin:
Sec. o. Town g. n. Range West--t4o acres.
Ma ~ see vi Town s. N RaAy. ! West--3z0 acres.
VIZ ofsec Is ToNa 8, n. Range l Vest go acres.
Swl5 Of See ~ Tosyn 8, n. Range Wet--i69 acres.
~ 81 NV u az Sec. p, I. g. n. H. W.-b0 acres.
n r particulars INQUIRE Of Taos. j. Green Co. a.
winrvflIa OF A. D. Wills the premises agents for
Miles White Bal more, Nd
THE nropcrtv i situated two miles west Of Wincvire
90 fairly divided between prairie and timber and mr.
feetIy adopted for farm ing These lands locateS in
the highest parts Of the county bat contain se erai lr
ing springs and water may be had hers " digging
Wingyille, June 18th, 1860 l-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07

PRICE OF DIAMONDS. The London
Court Journal says:
1.-The demand for diamonds has, for some
years, so far exceeded the supply, that the
price has advanced within the last ten years
more than one bundled per cent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07

ez-Mr. Ed, P. Kellogg, formerly Of
u. offiee and since of the Boscobel Dem
,.,,f. bagbecome one of the editors and
.,o,ietors of the Vest Bend Post, a
Washington County paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
DIET

MoCoY-At bis residence in Hazel Gr,en. wis, o,
the morning of The 26th January 1861 after painful
Illness OF seven MONTHS Captain Charles Mcroy Agc,
50 years.
Capt Mccoy was one Of our earliest settlers bavn,
emigrated to the Lead Mines in 1928 He serged hi
country during tho Black Hawk War as Captain Of
soiunteer company, OF generous and sympathet tic
ure ever ready to help the needy life has not
without its uses During the last eight or nine YEAR
ne was prominent and Jealous member of the Chris
lan onufch ana died IN hrm faith Of bis full I'M
mortality
W0ODWARD-In the town of Clifton, Jan. 22d. o
inflammation of the kidney Mary the daughter of Ralpl
% days.
Sabbath School Teacher:
All, Mary dear thou art no more,
Thy soHl hath reached the golden shore; n
But WHY should we restrain a sigh,
when eae so young, SO loved, must die.
But Oh. the calmness of thy brow,
Methinks still behold thee now,
While death came stealing Ger thy frame
Thou vast thy familys earthly gem.
Thy friends around thy pillow bent,
Andmany prayer to Heaven was SENT
But All too short was mortal hand,
For thou must go, It's Gods command.
With hasty step the doctor came,
But death did now assert his claim,
And while the tear stole to his eye,
lie knew that this poor girl must die.
Then pointing her to Him above,
He told OF His redeelning love;
And saying, Mary must part,
You aaye place still in my heart.
All, was she not like Mary of old.
Love seemed ROW to fill her soul,
And when in languor in pain,
That smiling countenance was the same.
Her Mother to her throbbing breast,
With those arms how oft she pressed;
The Father too, with worn brow,
Bebeld his sweet Mary dying
Parents we know, tbs nature, mourn
When from our circle loved are torn;
But let us prepare to meet them again
Where morals fee from sorrow and pain
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07
cTRAv HORSE COLT.

Taken up by the subscriber resding in the town of
Cassville on land owned by him in said town, on or
about the 2lst day of January, 1851 light sorre
Horse Colt one year old thereahouts, and marked
with white strip his face With flax coloured name
and tail and white OF the right hind foot. The
owner requested to prove property, pay charges aud
take said stray. @. l.. LAGRAVE.
Cassv.ie, Jan. 23d. 1851. 33-4w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-02-07

Missouri FOR THE USloE.--ST. LOUIS,
Jan. 3l.-A motion to reconsider the
vote by which the Senate resolution to ap-
point Commissioners to the Washington
Convention was laid on the table, was
adopted in the House, yesterday, but after
much discussion and the adoption and re-
lection of various amendments and substi-
tutes, the whole subject was again tabled,
thus defeating the Senate appointments.
A preliminary meeting, looking to the
nomination Of unconditional Union men as
delegates TO the State Convention, was
held yesterday afternoon, at which Some
800 persons were present. Resolutions
declaring unreservedly for the Union and
opposing mere party men for the Con,en-
ton, were adopted, and the meeting adj
iourned till Monday next.