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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

DED.-At bis residence near Lancaster,
Oct. 80, '62, Of consumption, Alvin M. son
Of w. y +. ]. Morrison, aged 90 years and
thiiteen days.
With sad hearts we committed to the
cold dark grave, the remains Of this esti-
mable young man. In him his relatives
mournt the loss Of a dutifu son, and a kind
and affectionate brother. His loss is also
mourned by large circl9 of friends,end .ay-
ed by his many virtues which were per
ceiyable in all bis walks in life; his nature
truly noble; he lived not for himself alone
but for the promotion OF the happiness
Of those around him. While passing
through months Of suffering, pain and an
guish, confined to his bed 4 great portion
Of the time, patience and resignation were
exhibited in most remarkable degree.
Ills disease gradually binding it's fatal
cords around Linn would al times catfss
hours Of undesirable agony, yet his ex
piing moments were passed quietly and
without apparent pain. Most deeply viii
bis friends mourn his loss, yet "they mourn
not as those having no hope" for his
prayerful and hopeful expressions and his
calm resignation prove beyond a doubt
a full preparation for a triumphant en-
trance into a world Of bliss, where sickness,
sorrow, pain and death, are never, never
known. Still of sorrow we should not
complain, for it is the passport by which
we are to enter that celestial home, whare
tears shall all be wiped away Sorrow
has power unto Go illness, hath joy in ITS
gloom, and though our affections may be
bighted, and our earthly expectations dis
appointed, yet We know that our heavenly
Father has power to make these melan-
eholy scenes of life Of salutary influence
and conG lcive to the souls eternal health,
and point with unerring truth the bright
way up to tie mansions of felicity in our
Fathers House.
"surely the last end Of the good man is peace!
How calm Bis exit
Night deWs fell not gently to the ground
Norweary cut winds, expire 10 soft"
Cow.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

rzA beautiful engraving, iithographed
from Photograph war scene, is received
from Capt. Burdick in command Of com. G
$50 Regiment, in which the names Of Off
GERS and men arc printed in full, and the
Pi.tures neatly framed The nice present
ornaments our editorial room.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
D / & .

rs.ftsrys At shnllShErr. October 2e. az Cancer il
Tia breast Mrs Jane Calder wife Of Alexander Calder
81 I,aucaster aged f3rty- five sears past
Deceased was native Of ica5@as aud win Aer ms
lsna eIirratsd u this country 10. She seASes
devoted husband And three small children % mourn ba
,partare,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
TAKE NOTICE /

TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CoNCERN:-I hereby fer
bic all persons purchasing al Of any Of three Notes
given by to iiunteY Bowman & Co. Of Madison,
Wisconsin. Soil notes dated July 10,h, 1862;
motto for TO- payable January lst 1868; note
gcrS50, payable NOV Ist 1851; said we're given
for reaper warranted al fight SALE anil az the
came Is entirely worthless said notes without con
dsration the contrast has Teen rescnded by me-
which the vendors have had due notice Dated osco-
BEL November 5, 1852 GEO. II. HORTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

TnaNKsGvING.-Goy. Solomon has APP
pointed Thursday The 9th Of Now as q
day of Thanksgiving.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

ELECTION NEws.-Ofcourse as we 60
topyss Tuesday we can have no election
news. We hope to hear from every town
1.-THE county in a day or two, and will
prirt extras to eaable all to know results.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

- IN our notice Of the enterprise Of
l' 4"eracan 4gricaltur,st week or two
su'e' wo did not give the terms Of the pa
ry' The price is 81 year, and subscrib-
e' 'S,a'ns now get not only the A5rical-
, !, % all Of 1868, (yol. 22.) but the
II g. !, 'l's year and the map in additi On
NAV ~ . dollar. We have received the
5,st : a ana can testify 10 their value. Adj
Yo ,e orange ", JppD, Il Park Row, New
gis1 NJ wy A copy .of the nap snd Ag.
&. ' ! may he sen at Tie Herald Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
ALL TIE DIFFERENT STILES IN MARKET.

We shall receive in few days The Queen Skirt for
which we are the regular agents, II il mode OF the
best spring STEEL rvetod 10 connection end tabled
with Kid leather warranted to as three times long
as common skirts.
'.ye buy our Millinery Of Mickey Bro" Such Is
the response you will hear daily on the streets, We
have on banda large lot Of new and fashionable
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

G a bottle fmolasses made from froz-
en- sorghum is received fom Mr. e. B.
Makemson Of Fcnnimore, as a specimen d
what may be made Of sorghum after the
canes are frozen, Il is moi equal to one or
two specimens Of the best we have receiv-
ed, yet is excellent and equal to the best
common New Orleans-- it certainly is.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

gB-The premium on gold IN Mli|au,
lee rated a. rs to 81 per cent on Mon
day-a fall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
KEITa EARN TO LET.

K EFT AIsD1 =
nile o. so west Of the village Of Lam
~ Il tie Keith Farm is offered for rent.
gsss, IN naitiyafion good orchard. 40 acres in
meadow well watesed, and good enough bualdinzs me
s. III; * rented for year; possession ~ the
r Ia;yen inn Iediately for fail work. hut the h1use
iii Be wanted til the lst Of April next BY pseSent
ss,t Annt, IL the subscriber re- idiug one mile
north OF lancaster J5r9xfA cltD " 49, A-Hs-
Issrtnsss sspcesnss I'D iSvs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

- : VIM. A. Poster, a private in &c.
No.. = hest.' Capt. Gibson now ID com
c l..-a' The firsi company sent from Grant
4. '-'y under Capt. Mckee ana Lieuts.
@s s. aa3 Booth, and which has since been
oan5a, M ~ the seyerest fighting till j,
nj M, M OOl about dozen, was discharged
"a I.ael 70 his home in Lancarter last
I &B P 3''e shoulder wound he received at
la e. 4a , number two having disabled
seadsll' le service. a life pension IS
1 u eo ~ aln. The remaining members 81
hoa9rs apany ought 10 be- discharged with
10 soa sal pensions. and then Iolizad dur
Wiz h h behavior for their heroic dies It's,
'hall remains Of tie hoaored dead
Ha.IIo g'the ed and entoomed beneath
4aa sacred flowers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
SsTRAY STEER.

AIRA1 STEER
Taken up By the subscriber residing on lands owned
by him in the town Of Little Grant, VIM Miners
OH the 25th If October, Is62 dak red steer three
years 81 past particular MARKS. The owner Is re-
qnested 10 prove property, pay charges and take said
stray. WILLIAM HtNEn.
Little GRAFT November g. 1862. 2l4wpdS1,50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

Eg Lieut.. Charles Langridge Of the
9th, Cd. CoJLs Regiment, resign ID lately
on account Of continued bad health, and be
has returned to his home and amily in
Lancaster where all are bis. friends. Lieut..
L'vas at first appointed Sergeant Major by
Col. Cobb for his Regiment, bat was after
wards promoted.
MUSICAL ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Har-
mooions, company of New England sing
ers, arc giving musical entertain
ments through .ha County, aud are to sing
on Wednesday evening Of this week at the
Public School rooms in Lancaster. There
are seven or eight oftho band, aud they are
SAID by those who have heard them to be
exceeding fine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
agThe following Is the election result
fnr Lancaster:

For Amendment 10 Banking Law, 230
Against
For Amendment to Constitution, 46
as;osf l45
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
OK OR STAG.

feken up b tie subscriber residing on lands owned
by him. ia lilo north part ef the Town Of Lancaster, on
DIE Esd Of October 1862 o4ie dark red stag, quite
ola with bell on. The cwner is requested 70 prove
properly pay charges and take said stray Zlgt
Lancaster, October 30, 1852 SHALER WILLIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

DnsoLyrfoN-BJsISzss NorloE.-
mat low priced, cash firm in Lancaster,
knoHn as Meyer and Liscum, has been dis
solved, and Mr.. Meyer takes th. stock, pays
the debts and receives all dues. He will
continue the business. HIS new fill aud
winter stock is expected every day, oueLI
to be on hand now as ii vas shipped tile
thiri Of October RE sill sen very cheap
Tor cash rs usual. see advertisement
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF
SoLDERs = The Ladies Of the Soldiers
4'@ Society are preparing an inviting en-.
e'tMnment,to come Off theCono. Church
nlancastcr onFiday evening ofthis week.
Admittance % and Is cents.-the proceeds
be applied with other funds Of the soei-
e'ylsrthe needy soldiers. The sightsars TO
consist Of tabcaux. music, dc. Tickets
may b had at the Stores. Let the bousa
Be crowded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
NIILLINMRY GoODa,

which we are bound to close out and propose tits day
to sell az follows: Good French Bonnets, well TRIM
med al from 81 90 to 81 30 EACH Children's and Mis-
ses' Flats, Ladies Uion Hats, tile latest style, trm
med the most desirable manner. This department. is
under the especial charge Of Miss Shakeshesky.
a orr dark printi 10 cents por yard, warranted
fyst colors. We receiving large lot Of SAM
er goods for 20 cents; less than The comuonest
Prints IN market. Read and mark well the following
goods which we are giving away:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

10 yards best dark American prints for SLIGO
10 yards lest light American print5 for 100
80 yards "a cd dress Deaipe for 100
IL yards wool Berages foI sunine! dIes 100
10 ards GOOD fast colored Lawns Tor 100
rs yards fincy Lawns for ITO
4 yards Kentucky Jeans for 100
Yards Drilling for LOO
I yards striped Shifting for loo
yards best 4 wide Shifting for 90
z yards brown DENNIS for 100
good black silk Handkerchief for leo
16 linen Eiandkerchiefs .cr 100
IN fact, almost any thing for Leo
We do not intend leaving Pattevilie fof Il ok OF bus
mess, as those conversant with trade .sust Be-
aware that our store is constantly filled with custom
ers from morning till night, and intend the sale
AS public benefit, wish an customers to svail
themselves with the last chance o. obtining bargains
In nlerehaadize Respectfully Yours,
NICK Il u Sc ISESO.
Platteye, Aug. 1862. =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
STkAY COW.

STRAY cow.
Taken up b. the subs riber residing in the sou .l part
al the Town 0f Lancaster. lands owned by him, on
tle 29th Of October, 1863; red COW, six seven
years DID, particular marks except few white hairs
on her hind PARTS. Tie Is requested TO prove
property Pay charges n I'd take said stray.
Lancaster, Nov. 4, 1852 JOHN II. REED.
l24W-ndSJ so
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERs,

Which we will close cut at almost any price For Ia
stance We will sell Ladies Congress and English Last
ing Caters rs centssold this day in platteviio al
$1.75 per pair
Ladies, skirts.-AcKcy and Bros IL the place to
pu, chase your skirts. We have hand the Bella Trail
-Four Cord Diamond, Imperial, Eugenia, and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

TERNs.-2g per cent. Purchase money on hand, and
the balance ia five equal annual nstaaents with an
nual interest AZ the rate Of per cent. Address VIM
N. BOND, Geneseo, Livingston County, New fcik
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
no THE PUBLICl
dissolution !
NOTICE!

NOTICE!
Ali rprsont Knowing Themselves Indebted = the late
irm Of Mes and Iiscum will please aatla ther
counts and make payments TO RICHARD MEYER
Lancaster, October q, 1867 2I5w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
NAV ANp pESIaARLE syMMER GOOOsI

Which we are now receiving, embracing everything
and desiabie ia market, purchased ~ great sac
rice for cash By the Senior Partner, no nov re-
sides York. Tor the exclusive purpose Of picking
up bargains in merchandise, and il is our nenton
TO remove forces to Kew York for the purpose Of
doing en- importing and jobbing business, are now,
IN all our business places wen here, sacrificing
and closing out stock the annexed list Of prices
will show. For instance. have on hand, and are
receiving
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04

THE Subscriber win sell at auction at his Fairplay
Fam, 2 miles north Of sinsinniwa Mound. on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
ANp ALL OIHER GO0p8 Al EQUALLY LOA RATEs

otARRIAGE BOLTS Of all sizos, cheaper than
/ wholesale Ia tialcsa ARIA RgRR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
FARM STOCK.

a gCsegEioN SALE OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
LARGE LOT OF DRESS SILKS,

well worth to-day in New York 81 90 per yard which
we will sell, until the entire stock is disposed or
SO ceats pei ward just imagined 80 cents per yard
for splendid dress silks! All othor silks equal
Is low prices.
large lot Of English Berages 1T 10 cents per yart
when dress pattern Is taken. Travelling nixed Pop
Inns 10 80 cents per yard Splendid Street and Evening
Dress Goods as low 10 cents per yard large IL
Of Lave Has at cents per yard, 121s yards foI g
W. have just received large lot OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
Drv Goods & Groceries.
THE LAST CHANGER
GREAT CLOSING SALES /!

Mickey & BRO. have determined TO close on
their entire STOCK on hand, together with a lars
amount of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-04
cLoAKs AND s1IA wis

Which VIC have determined to slaughter Our domer-
tic Stock Is very large having been purchased
fore any advance q matter OF speculation, and will
be closed out at old prices We have on hand
1900 pairs Ladies' and Chidren's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
-AruiNc5.

Ship NewYot Deyrhur-t Havre Nov Il ia ballast 70 Go,
b4cAl,y. Dec 2 Dr. .j p loo 5.19. spoae Zip Jo ia L
Hale hpase for Sam acico days ont The Newyok "a
had great deal Of bad w-ahfi was OF The Highlands .ih Il
snip Asstr.i. Towari Liverpool Dec. o. coal Gotten I'D
10 pass W illiams GuiyD. Jan 3. Thomas Williams.
SEAMAN fell tom toe jeboom and va' la., jan a 10
ion. 81 80 sGW ship >a.auel Nliieis b. nod ".
Ship i.lae webb iaeau.on' iyerPool g says md'e 50
ship Southern CHIEF len Hlyre for New.Yest
snip Conquor Bosele Barcelona via Cibral.ar 4 java
Ia baaft Nsish Carver Chase Jan q, Az; IS, lou e.
Jaw sesn,bip Royal Bride (Brl bound 5
Ship Empire toouib Have Dec. Il, H. ballast b Zerfra
Co. Dec 40, joseph sylvia seaman fell ogrrboai, and %
Ship 81, Louis Berry Na4Are Dee H. in bl!es. to VIZ.
BAN Tahiti (of Ea,iporl Dayi, Sligo Nov "a IN bs,,, g
MASTER Jsn O. Ssbls Island. saw bark tBrl hound ",
with 'sDe # di.res flying in her rigging nothing no
It'll her sas spar. rigging supposed her to be
w-n. Of provisious il blowing gale iTen the Helwat
eoud no, speak Ls supp,.ed her to be The bark Rassi h
som sligo Tor Newlork The has had westerly gales he
BAN Gaass Brem) Waiting Bremen p days IN ballast 70
mater Dee. 20 Ion a. spoke BAH Esther OK hon
Plymouth ior New-iok. Zee % a g. lon -. splAe ZIP
Eeaucra Br) from NewYork for Glasgow. Jan g. is,. ~
Euk James Welsh Gerard Newport, Wales Toy. H. coal
% + Alexander Son E.p,reucsd strong sse som w ia
lon 6S 80 durus which los overheard Joh Mayne seaman
tof New-f0rkl
Biz salem tsiriro tAl Newcastle G. days coal TO Baay
Big Fyng Eagle, Lord, Matauzss days sugar, &c.
Brig Anno Gelderl Cochran HsA Il days hsh to D. H.
Big Ea., spate. Bueuos iye. 50 ll s ST. Ihona JAN
Scbr MeJad Pa,, Ward, Black River, Jam, Dec. ~ ot'
Schr swan (BrL Myep, Halifax d.ys, 4 TO WoOi"''a
& Cromwell g., ,osa.x,
Sch Union tBr) Glenn, Prince Edwards i-nd9 e''''
oats 20 lnsstcr. l. .. ..,.,ca,
s Il union bfj Lent Prince Edw'd i'ra 20 d'y'
SIR Ocean Queen tBr Cam Halifax days th 10 mos
Steamer Osprey. Kennsy. Providence, nd'e' to "a'
Bynne. 81. ,,.,,..
n al 'i,f ITEM side lBrl Liyerpool bAss trio
iDrI Ourtt .town sougander tbL), Liverpool 49,
iNoI,y London; schiller tBrsml Havana sc"I' '0'''
liverpool. Harmony lbrl. rorto ,eoelo
RrLoN- ship jacob A. stamler Young, London - cay"
90 Ghos punhinl.
WIND-Sunsct, y. f..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
THE ALLlED PoWERS IN MEMco.
From The la.ost Havana rapera We translate Il

From the la,cs, Havana papers We translate the
following:
The Prcpsa d. "a Habaaa Of the 9Th Of January
contains letters from Mexico Ciy which state that
different Opinions exist there in regard 90 tle WAX.
The moderate tone oil Pfesident Juarez's Mefsage
contrasts strongly with the language Of tho mum IL
al ana other public documents on tho matter. Dill
ierent opinions alf) prevail IN regard to tie abandon
ing f Vera Cruz by the Mexican troops. Some
-troyed The Castle Of san Juan UllJa before leay-
ing II.
The Mexican Congcss has passed q law Of general
amnesty TO political Prisoners aud Ills upon people
Of all political shades TO ulite for the common de-
fense OF the county.
NJ. dc Salisny, tue French Ministcr, lad lef; the
Capital with the m,mbers and archives Of his Lcga-
tion The subjects OF rr,lce and England will teek
tie protection Of The Minister of Prussia.
Mr.. Picket, tie Envoy OF iho American Southern
Coniederaoy, left Mexico ia company with tic
french Minister.
The Englnh Minister LETT Hexico on the 10th Of
December
lie " Xican Government has established Il tax Of
two per cent on all capital over 800 in value 10 DO
collected III four payments.
Tie news OF the surrender Of Mason aud Slidell
bad reached Havana. aud produced but litle senta-
lion.
Max Mare zek, with part Of his company. bad
arr' ed 10 Havana, and WAS lying tick at tie Hotel
LcsraBd.
A grand bull fight was announced in Havana, in
in which celobraed Spanish EIatador, Ga'ino, was
10 take part
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
lVIVTER GARDEN.
1rpLINE; Or, TIE NMAD QUEEN

fi'f.ilhfa Olut A'A'S -'-NA'N'
Tho f,;,blo,s knight who went down to The bottom
= A.. gbine ia ordo. 20 make money, roDIi"s ,ae
y-o,.,.orcen Of her hearts treasure, along W.
.,.l ,;,,er and Jewell, is a legend olce beHeveg H.
"a thar. is vet by reaeantry who ,..u swallow
a. ,.-a}dlirc.Cloth at AK Or The Holy Cost Of
Vreves. 4, scence enables the human body 20
lelye under nc wave or o,erleap cloud ana storm,
,fs fi.h IN tic sup natural dies What need OF the
oyai,g of Uu5gle OF Lurlinc, or Of Arabian hris"a
Jvila .sttels when the diyins-beii and me balloon
achieve theif work according II liked laws Trough
do popn'ar adult Imagination for tho wonderful and
pro.slle ia d.ai tle yeauinss Of the childish rlnd
frt tie marvellous remain the FAME, and s delight mt
tie fry story and tie fairy scene Is IerennaIly
eager.
The pee, ju, PIT upon the Stage Of the winter
G.J,u though al this SCHOOL r'eases the shcpic"i
I,s w y ar iufutl9 mind By the extreme Oc'l-
ty nd rlucrs Of iis appointments. The icopeiy
II charming: eon moonlight paintings; autip.roa-
I ke srotio,s; s,lJ-luyil palaces; and very VII
l,r.e., of cr,Iar'ed .va.srs. Besides gallant and
Ir~llsal ,ui-ats in arnior there is s'age'iui OF
Bnca'fh Auazors with shields, holm.te aId sars'
',.ho wosid ny l;s,,cdit the regular army III tne
r.,.--c7 Of tlair military raueuycrs performed
riler .ao inspirations OF the orchesr-band. lhosa
. AL. ... i...eacni company Of forty. Tie cfliac
,e,i- salentor of the piece 10 received Tor Tie las
..,-lc-somc@hat uaiIod on The. frat night b. ne
st..rce cf he src,l fagc-dirce.oT. We s'ou!,
.ll irtoa d.pay or ll5marue literature were wo e
t..cste an tae radiant, prismaiic beaates OF tAi
.d..l4y-a perfect nae Of suependcd giass co"vo
lated irms. and vast mirrors representing water an'
.irds aoa ing nd-vaye, and all manner Of dripping
diyiaifi,s.
Nj, Clifton ac'ol with much effect The roift cl n
.ac,er OF the abused and forgyng Green. Her land
maiden AID lieutenant iGcX was encored IN tw'
songs sung under wafer by Mas WILKES Mi
B.oUre Aeudeda division of fghiing ladies, witt
irre,i.t'le knowledge. The comedy for what i
sup,ru.tura.i.m without the Japitor-S'aIin eide z
was ir.sustcd oMr.J.S. CLARKE, who made The NOS
lofn. Miss Rosa Wood led tne corps de ballet a
though on dry land
There was a great audience present. Dot wa
,'ayod before It with the usual elect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. CONWAY rep, Kan.l introduced a joint
revolution 70 proinore the efficiency Of the troops
serving IN tie Department Of Ksnsai.
Mr. LAW {Ofp., ILd.) introduced a resolution,
which was adopted, inaluHiog The Committee on
Siii'ury Afairs % rqur. into The pFOpety OF es
bs ing military post 30 Csuear EyaAsgie, ln1iaua.
hr. FAb hORli, (Rep., y. y > from G.e Commit
Ne on Koafs and Canals, .-cpor ed resolution
%iich was sioptec, calilg oA lhe Secretary Of War
Tor i"i9,matioa having IN view the corsrruetion Of
se'ea oiaGeh railroads, in oder 10 lave dire COM
Mr. CORNING lOur EeVII 80 -" - -
tee on ways ana Mans. lsPoItcd Joint reeyI1- IN.
fhai III order 70 payUe ordiHary expeses al the d.
srrmeut sLd tie iIieIeft On The naifrol loan a,5
have an ample sinking fund fer i,s ul5mat, ,,i@o
mon, tax he imposed, which. with tie .riir ~,
$780, 10000. ICE 'N''
Mr.. EALLANDIGHAM Den, Ohio, esi5 ,,.,
De- 10 tho question was PAT, be wished 10 e..
ne hoI 'ha' an The me ~iIea relating % tisgbi.
may reported 81 thc q, ne, moment rrarti,.'il
and thCE postponed 10 q Gxet Day ahead, - tia, r.
TINE may 70 allowed To- tte. ~1.1eTaion, oy lea,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,


The Academy Of Music, notwithstanding TIE
rreponderting slush og lie Streets with bad walk
inc ovohaai to match, rrosented brilliant auditor,
lat night. People who require musical diet, "..h
tho voice end DIANA, appeared hungry for some
,bipo and mustered in enthusiastic numbers. The
chief novelty wa Mis- Kellogg This young New
York laiv. whose travels have hardly been beyond
the Island and who has been indebted TO hone
cpre for al the Italian and vocal cultNs: sh@ boo
appeared to much advantage. She has strengthened
her voice considerably 10y her practice IN the ioe'-
c..cera.l0ass over the ferry and the graNu
mnsical tieater at Buffalo. She Is no" az
,;,c,lv lsmrd shove TIE orchestra III tIe
,.,oo'e p,rts Of the house. Force to anger b.
;r3i.,ens,lls. No amount Of sweetness, method, OF
style compen.ates for lis deficiency. In pLr'ai0g'
,o,. Mis- Kcl!aeg has improved. Her Italian Is
eric .er and more TO tie maulor horn. There are
,one very difficult upward running passages in tt O
-,b.loita which sle did very nicely. Sic WIS warm
~ called before tie cutlin.-in The duet with The
baritone, Mr. Mancusi, lie time in parts dragged
This wa, somebody's lult. And should be corrected
Pr. Brigroi was once more 1t home among his ad
nigeFs.
On Friday, II Bo,Jieye will be played.
AT the brooklyn Academy of Music tonight, j.
DarJire will be qiyen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
Ed astcrs, &c.
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grdiy night Dec. q. and the vessel anu clio oe'''
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