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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-04
TowERvrLIE, WIS February %, 1851.

49, DIR. C. w. ROBACK, PROPRIE.
~ TOR of the Scar tdinaVian Remedies, Cfu-
cDDati, Ohio-Dear Sir: Please send me sixty dozen
OF your Pills immediately, as 1 am nearly out aud
shall lose sale IL not promptly shipped. Although
this Is a very small place, as L suppose you know
OF the physicians IN this part OF the country recon.
mend them and prescribe them in their practice.
People won't have Pills but yours, aud they
really are the best Pills out. L use them my self
when eed any thing Of the kind
Last lot of Purifier red and telling we'll Will
settle With your Agent Whenever called upon. Ship
care Of o Martin, Prairie du CHEN.
Respectfully yours, NEAL MINES.
For sale at the Principal Office, East Fourth. st.,
Cincinnati, and by Druggist and Merchants ge ner.
ally throughout the country
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-04

9s FEMALE PHYSICIAN MR g
- KING NJ D., offers her services as Ply
sician and Accoucheur. Patients boar lded, If re-
quired. residence, so Wade-street, between John
and Cutter. no23-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-04

II is beautifui saying Of somebody that
"Gratitndeis the music Of the heart when
e its chords !, are swept BY tAs gsntls breeze Of
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HOME INTEREST.

50 A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
No. zT Oentral-avenue. Cash for old Geld and
Silver.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-04

IT IS said Minister Corwin is about to re.
turn from Mexico. His business, no doubt,
is important, to cause his return at this
time,
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gIyHR PLACK TO buy WHITR IROI

gTNHB PLACE TO BUY WHITE IRON
Store China, Dinner, Tea and Breabfast Sets
~ James Edwards Sons make; White and Gold
bet China hets, or separate pieces; Glassware In
~ ils Naiiations, Britannia Ware, Silver plated
OoodbI Knives and Forks, 40, at greatly reduced
prices, 10 At JOHN A. M0LHeNHOFFg, No. a.
finh;atl doora west Of Walnut, north side.
, Holiday Presents now 0pened at JOHN A. MOH.
bthHQfF,Bj the largest and richest assortment Of
bohemian 0ias.Nare, Rarlan Marble Vases aud
Statues, Silver PLATED 00ods, Rich Gold BaDd aud
peeofated Tea and Dinner Bots Card Baskets, %.
loRne Bottles Motto QUE aud Saucefs, Vasoa, Ink
btande. Ledger Holders, Out Hands, Tor Tea SOta,
TOY huoe, oups and 3anoeTs, ko, oV8r offered III
this elya and 4! prices that can not fail 70 suit
III 3 N john a. .M0RLENH0FPs,
oelSeW Aod No. a. Eihh-h.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-04
nIasOLUrION ar 0opARTNRRaTIv,

Ihe eopartnershlp heretofore existing bel Vson
the undersigned, under the ihTIn mama ~ u. kos.
EDWARD keeshan has Pufchnsed the S9tiFe lht0rest
o. hean Phelan IN sAid concyte. sea u eatitsd 70
sald hrm. He VIII e0ntinuD the sams ba6iQs6s in
ais oEn pane, a the old stand esgaIlsd ByaAld
strests, In ths city Of OInelanAl, -
Cincinnati, January 5. 1853, ~ - -''A"' Oh
~ lsM 81 tilatsfIT f--f--- lflflt .iIHqff "a i ~
Ny vtook 4 fall and VII b kspt sot and. .thank.
nl tor past faSots, 81 ~ b dad AZ al tlmaS 10 10
ny OLD friends and cuafoneEs "a ne ga ltSnd. -
iAA'e EDWARD kEESHAN,
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WARRTEn

ROBERTS GIL rTNER.-In this city. ON Friday
morning January 8, by the Rev. T. j Hocomb
Is. Mr. Joseph Il. boberts of PrestonVille, Ky'
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Y, n. n. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
NOMTNATIoNS

NOMIN NATIONS.
Election, Tuesday, January 2. Polls
Open at 2 1-2 O'Clock p. M.
PRRsIDENT,
A. 8. WINSL0W, No. o West ond-street;
VICE.PRHSIDENT,
O. TAYLOR JONES, of Jones Conahan.
cor RESPONDING SECRETARY,
'fR. D. BARNEY, of Robert Clarke 90.
RECORDING SECRETARY,
AD0LPH WOOD, OF Adolph Wood & Co.
TREASURER,
ROBERT BROWN, JR., with Robert Brown.
DIRRCTORs,
HENRY b BISsELL, with Ohio Valley Bank;
JOHN STRRRETT, Of II. Wells & Oo
OWN owens, JR Insurance Agents.
+. G.. RINGGOLD, of K G Webster 4 90.
The Subscribers, Committee appointed by the
Association, for the purpose Of Romi 0icers,
take pleasure in presenting the above smed gem
required in the management of the Institution at
the present Juncture, trust they will receive unani-
THEO COOK,
JNO TALBOT,
SAMUEL LOWRY,
GEO w. FRAZER,
. g. M. ATHEARN,
GEO. X. JAOKSUH,
de3l'g GEO. n. FINCH.
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What has Congress beou dOingP rh,

New YORK World says;
Why, it has been revising the orders of our
Generals, instituting impertinent investiga-
tions into the causes of military disasters, at
tempting work that properly belongs to
courts martial, spouting emancipation ha-
rangues, plotting to eircumvent the Presi.
dent, but postponing and neglecting the only
business that rendered their meeting of any
immediate public Importance,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Cordial Snuff
The LOVERS OF CATAWBA

SHOULD KNOW THAT WILLIAM
- SONS cUlebIa Iated make is reduced 10 the lowest
possible war prices Wholesale add Retail.
r., Come and see, at Depot, No. 6S Times Building,
WILLIAMs0N's WINE.GROwERs DEPOT.
Iia2.tf1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-04

Schools on liberal terms
eS- TIME OF OPENING Saturday afternoons at
o'clock evenings at O'Clock. de3O.x
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BACON'S MERCANTILE COL
~ LEGh, corner of Sixth and Walnut-sts., >,
open DAY and EVENING. Rates liberal Call or
send for catalogues. j. H. D0TY, Principal.
Uai.fl
CHRISTIAN CHAPEL, SIXTH
will preach TBis B 9sis Saturday % EVENfSG, at
o'clock and TOMORROW Sunday, at II A. NJ.
and P. III. cordial invitation extended. Seats
uee, aS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-04

EARTH-BEALMS OF ETHER-FAIBY PAIL
ACE 0FKING OBERON-OLOUD LAND-EN-
CHANTFD FOREST -PALAOE OF JEWELS
IN FAIRY LAND.
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Latest end Most important Information.
ALE SHOULD KNOW 1T.

~ do not cast aside your nice Soft Hats, bscau
they are dirty aud out Of condition Take them TO
make them as clean and bright as new dollar, or
dye them jet black. 81 bring them along at No,
361 highth- at, where all work Is dnished Ia the
neatest manner and lowest price.
Observe l. Beaver Goods Cleaned, Dyed and Al
tered 10 the latest style, fol male or female.
ECONOMY Is WEALTH, NJ PEACE or WAR
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OF FAIRY LAND,

ebrated Artist, WIN 7. POTTER, Rsq Combining
extraordinary mechanical fleets, gorgeous color.
n beautiful meying figures, peculiar and artistic
shade, delicious sunsets, soft moonliRhts clear and
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ART EXHIBITION.
Ptke'@ CoxCert Hal1,
uN OPERA-HOUsE.)
Every Evening and Saturday Afternoon

WILL BE EXHIBITRD, At THE Ell
w EGAhT and commodious Concert Hall IN
the Opera-houFei an entirely new and superb
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-04
PART III.
PART III.

THE OCEANS BED-CORALs-sEA-sH
EXPERIMENTATION.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-04
A CHEF D'EUvRE
PROF. EEEAsS WILL PRESIDE At THE PIANO.
Synopsis Of Scenes in Fairy Land

NIGHT IN FAIRY LAND-FAIRY IsLE-sYB.
Ills CAVE-GOLDEN GRoTTo, Oh THE PAL
ACE OF FAIRY QUEEN.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-04
NEW ADvBRTIsDMnNTs
SUTLERY STATIONERY DEPOT,

j. MCMULLEN q CO.,
NO. 1917 wALNUT.sT, tnear Gibson House,
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
Deal exclusively in ARMY STATIONERY, and
manuIisctanTlng aIr1 their own goods, enabled to
supply SUTbERS and EALEBS az the low.
est prices The stock consists Of
Union Paper and Envelopes,
(About 100 stylss)
Soldiers Portfolios,
Officers Desks and Portfolios
PLAYING CARDS,
Army Chess aud Rackg amuuon q ssrds
TUCK NEMoRAND UMs,
BLANK BOOKS, PURSES, PoOKET.RooK
POCKET INKS, PENCILS, PENS, INKS,
PEN-HoLDERS, PLAIN PAPER
and ENVELOPES.
Diaries for 1862.
lde2 x2dpl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-04

dem unb men1hltbem @eIeb 6errenrecbte sltz
itanben. Setne et9ene 2lufsabe, Die ibm nc9
niht gang flar Ietn mpdte. er1Aredte i'm, penn
er fab peper Nftttel nod 3wefe Deutli6 Dor
Den neuen &tnbriiden, wel6e bic erIten Stuns
ben TN yatsrbarle auf tbn 9emadt batten.
Die 9roBe Sitterfeit seeen 6enrieten unp
perrn BON WtOrtb, tpelAe in DieIem Nmeen6lide
letn 6er3 IAwelte, triible leinen r1btsen Slid.
GUa llnmutb unO In tiefsS Stnnen Serlan~
fen, lag er In etnem 9ebnl nltuble unb bites bic
buftt9en &au6mGltben etner fSflt 9en @t9arre
BON li4' Gr 9ritbelte uno lann, pbne gu et=
mem felten Dian gu tpmmen; Gin unbeba9lts
DIES, Idlti9es Wefibl Der 6iQe naA Der all3u
reibltbtn uno ungetpDbnten MoDl3eit, Die
9eti9 nteperOrilfenoen unD abltumpfenDsn,
tbterilden 6unftionen Der Geroauung nit III
rem fsteril6en QSeAleI Don grlGlaffun9 unO
AItre9un9 entwan{en ibm nod mebr Dte be-
l0nnene Selbltbetimmun9, unD Ct Ihwantte
9eraDe, Oh CT ntdt Cfffu auftretenD Die Wtasfs
able9en unp ltb letneu @elhrptltsrn su eIten
nen 9eben lolle, - als ein 9afai etntrat NIT
Der Melpun9: Die gnaoise ,6rou lalle liA
pon .6errn 9Geb Die @bre .auabitten, paB ct
BEN Gafee nit tbr inn @artenpaoillOn nebme.
Dter mar tetn Nuewet6en mGslt9. n 4.
5Srau .. Nierts ertpaltete ibn in einem bib
lAen maurilAen Rip5f auf einem fitnltliAen
6it9el, tpU man etne freunelt9e Ausli9t auf
oas Ipraenf0rmtse 0eldnpe se9en gBe|ten NIT
letnen UdlOhen unp S9unnngen bate nnp
3wtl9en Den 6runen Der 6abreneruppen elm
StiidGen bonn Spte9sl zines srSBeren @et-
bers berpDrgldn5te. 6enrtette mar imeeben
bon Den bret junBen Oamen bon Sulie, SDa
uno Der @uuoernante. 2llle bier be9riiBten
ben SAT tpie @tnen, Den MAJ, nit SntereIe
erpartet, BON pem man tA piel Ssrlpri9t.
uger5eiben Sie mir, .6err gBeB, baB sic
mad Slide 70 lebr liA elblt iiberlalien blte0enE"
bub 6rau .. MOris an, naapem lte ibm bic
9anO 9erstGt bate. Der Sommer3ieuratb
1T gu lebr @9Oilt, al6 paB er f9 na9 Slide
lein SGlaf6en rauben lieBe; aber i'd boffte,
nein SCbn Gi9orp peroe Die pai1ten Der
@altlt9tett segen sic itbsrnebmen, unb ST.
nen @eIt9enbett gu na0erer 8etannthuft ses
ben." .8.<a Yss
(8Ort1sBuug fOlSt.) III. s5q
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Observation-Disclosures
We(t- Vrattlfrabe SO. 358 uno 1854.

sI' T - - 49, ps S 1'S. = ,~s H...1 - - : q
@n3eSe, oaBib seS i9on Ieit Satrn beem Ilase
etablirts ge6 berOnnen babe ur6 beinbi9 et reibaI
8es Eager Den CItb gearbettetea rreneSern, eeer
lOI aa Seellsus anfertiDsn weroe. StDffe r |nter
rode nno Spen &C. N eaei Spren rib gu allen reien Ser
nsr etne ASipab @sgrne GtoGe cte aae IN bteieS
Fad fGI09enbe Mrtte.
MT Vile BeleOinsen rerben prompt, bItg nnb tir-
sti,ss srf bon mr 0aSelertat nerbsn. W
%. g. Rdifer.
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sssssa aSicbtig fir GStttsuanOerer.
1EsSRE OfeMc arrangements fiir Sin. :
ipauocrer, bic ma6 Oem 8eiteit llreiien
l01inI1ell, sd Hs4I
Bon Geutf ben g. ovemter an wexbtn bic @ntrdnberer
auf Der MDrthern @entra GalDtrtect Depot @tenbabn
NIT benz Gypressag befDrber Dte nbu betet babrd ZEN
Smnfisrantrn etueu @ 5Sefen Dprttetl, ais traenb
etne 1bere abn aud t e 81 W2etlen t,et ale ebe an
6ert gatn nod terannten Nldben, aIst gfi1 1dtQl
Pitt8burg, @lepelanb, Detroit, Sort Wdpne,
Chicago, Wtilwuutee, @alena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Rof Sslanb, Burlington, Soma Gitp
nb erben besba be NIT Der gcrbera @traI gab seben-
ben Yerrfn 10 Stan6en hber ais be NIT anbern Hatnen
ee9tnDfn bort entre fen, aud reroen DIAL ment8er bte
gDagen babel 8eweGeIt. Die abn stett bnr ben &6naen
xpel BON Sbp Die Ganjt @ntfernng Up bier bS@htCngr
tt 800 WietIta DaS @epdH trb bter geset&ne narttb "
eebt NIT ben gntaetsten ben SeftmmunssDrt.
Nad @reftline, Daptcn, Cincinnati, Snoiu.
noppltS, Qcuispille unb ct. Souls
trbtn ebenans Ynfaeere befSrbert unb fur itr Gcpsf
.etne rtsttrt Mmldbuu8stDfen bereet Dte DaNaoiere
t5nnen it benz ubr pber Abenbe 10 llEr-8ua mad ae
taden Ylassn 0eben rtnt nterees GulOtae Al rerber
Observation-Disclosures trbn Dtriouft til Der Office beS Maenten
Spbn g. BaIfer,
DE14s sp rs 8eas-Strett, nnbe SDaters aDtart
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0utitlS &SpnraD'S 0aa
Surbief= tnb Oaarl1neiOezSd SdlOn.

no. 8. S+-Trtebrt@it., nebsn ber @rbetterba
Sdrbpien, GbeaTen, 8luteoesen, iCtu ale In baS @s-
tet Der neSeren @btr9ie aenben wsanpnlacns wsrbsi
pEOp nnO btli9 onsgetbrt @trai9e geicpn9en bet RaG-
se b.lebe Mon seda aegeniber Cb9en Plases, obers
Stage beS UanleS BET Du1btnber Ssrrt knGpp an maiden.
Nb2A.u
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SSSafbtn8tOmer Mn3et0ett. ai ?
Hh Gruft &6ff1ers ga
- 0fetropOlitan 9aserbter.8rauersi une
OSafhtnatpft Stir 0arten.

p=gprf aSenut, smilden L. unb 2. Stra6e
Bon SpWner Su CONNER Der pbi9e Saren tebr ber.
SCldnpist unb erreut 6 elmer INNER st6sern @un 6es
Yubfums. ltt&4i
Der bcquem 3u errei9enSe 9as bic attisen fir 3aaente
nSertteten 2duben unb elte gerdumge Gang YaSp,
Resebabne, SGtebitanpe Gurnanfalt pelean I'm
tel ebatnsspiele; ipwe cine aumeltiame Seoieuune unb
8erabret6une Der betsn @rdnte nnO Spen Der Satiun
werben aud fir bielea Spmer ni Serleben mir ben 8u-
Iprum be8 Vubltums su erpolten. s.
greinen, @uen ~, weI@e bre Idnblien yele tn,
neip @arten" oeraaten wOnen perben porbei bafe Be
bnSunSen pom BeliSeJ gelteat.
III @s 1T biaretsnO gorge setro9en bic bette OrbnuH9
itet8 aulretbt III balten
@ineut treinbIlben Seiu@ fett entaesen
Sult1S @rnit 2oeffIer.
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9felasr 'SttS sO'cbtt9eg 5abrplnu.
2S Bdlftnpres n. GbtcsEtienbabn

0eelasr ,sttA sg,scbttgeg syabrplnu.
AS Balftmpres u. &SbtcsGEiienbabn
an nub nd& ben 49, ua 1852 aeteu Sic 2aoe tc fuot,
Der YpiSl9 sDhen Baltintbre ybeeIno Worfct sb,r,
o Gil knneten SeIteuS nerSEt Baltimore @5cnntooS
alS9eionthieii) I'm $40 Ncrsens.
GIN Durd- @ccompoacnSsu3 fir aae Tbeile bes 0eaenS
rerldBt Baltimore UNI uer Abenbs,
Der Trecertfz zAccpnlnlpba Yua
EerIast Saltmrrt r 8re6crtd nt Bic baap en tatnD,n
Nsss tde9 I'm nbr 80 Dttnnen gtadsnltttass NIT ans
nGbmt pes SCnnta9s uite erretG Grebert6 um IT, 40 W
N6enes; oerast Bet Der 0ddfebr Brcbfrd um $50 Qprm
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der Glltcptt' s. @sUftll8= =2lccpntDbotiDnS42uo
eett tded NIT Ansuabr bee 6snntdas rste frlat - =
Vfrlasf @dneenfdtiDn 500 8. Is 8CrIttt. unb nm
+ 1 .45 itne 800 Jladrt .1 \ s] w w
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no pee u9 BON 2BofbrSOn baIten beu ea. .Staionen
Der 8He nnb finfte BUG ben Baltimore ub g8abinaton
itebt NIT 6tr NnndppIts 9abn in Berbinbuna.
AS- SBesen atdets, MussGnft 8nbrt n r. ~ eaSe man
no On 4. GneIaHb, &etnt an Der Eidet-OfFce
REORGANIZATION. aB n. p. Smttt,
H. TronSpUrtatfDnsmeifer Baltimore
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Co. Go. sserdnberter Sabrpian.
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ttr Opnes @us NteierStOmn unb BeitminfeE Gio Itah
Gbam6efstrrS Galiisle unb Saserstpwu
Yer Yolt3us tonlmt bier nm 8 80 NaAm. an.
@rprsb5lt9 Sebt ab nm $50 4bet68. slseitffq
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meaeen. sas t3ssD Uz4 hf 1iiT fl1ffF ~
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19

Cen. Lane 70 tic Kansas Ecislalafe


Leayeuworh, Feb. 26, 1862.
GEErLEMES There should be a per-.
feet understanding between you, the local
Representatives of the people Of Kansas,
and Your Representatives ID tie National
Congress. 10 this end make tic fol-
lowipg eSplauaiion:-
Oatle 10th Of January Ileft Washing
ton, expecting to taka command of 4 coll
pmn designed d move iii four separate
bodies thicush this State, southwark.
II was understood ~ Tie Senata, and
expected by tie country, that i as,isiaeto-
nv arrangement would be male with liza
jDr-Geuer.l Hunter Such was my con
yietion
came to Kansas, therefore, intending
to arrange naattefs with him; to resign iay
seat in the Senate te sou, from whom /
had received it, and then to notify The
President Of the acceptance of the eolainis-
son Of Briyalier General which wss BOT
to ISSUE uotil ths receipt Of. such notiaea-
ton.
made every effort which self respect
would permit to effect this arrangement
with Major General Hunter iailel--
The correspondence when published viii
prove, indeed, thst ! could not aesa sorycsl
under him ii any capacity, howeger1ubor-
dinate, without degradation.
| had no military ambition beyond that
connected With this expedition. desired
to surround the Institution Of slavery with
free territory, and thus girJ!e the cause o.
the rebellion Itself. Without fault upon
my part, as I believe, base been thwart-
ed IN this the cherished kope Of my he
The sad yet simple duty only remains
to announce to you, aud through YOU 4
the people Of Kansas, my purpose to re-
turn to my seat in the United States Sen
ate-a purpose declared to the President
through atelcgram Of which the following
is q copy
Loayenworth, Kansas, Feb. is, 1862.
All efforts 10 harmonic with Major
General Hunter have failed. ain com
PEELED to decline the Brgadieiship.
j. II. LANE.
/ have nothing further to say, / trust
you will find ms as eser faithful to III,
State and country All am and all
haze shall now, as heretofore, be deyoteC
to them.
Wishing YOU health, happiness and
safe return return to youc constituents,
remain your friend and servant,
j. II. LANE.
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Madison Lstter from Outsider. .


Special Correspondence u the Daily Wisconsin,.
Madison, Wis, March 5th, a. D. 1862.
The Madison Joaraal says that the
Governor has appointed L. D. IIolton, Of
Milwaukee, John Stewart, Of Green Co,
and Robert +. Frazer, Of Milton, AIlot-
naent Commissioners unller.th act Of Con
gress. That these gentlemen have receiY-
ed such appointment + true, but from
President Lincoln instead Of Gov. Harvey,
tho law giving the appointment to the
President.
Professor @. s. Fowler has been leetu-
nng the past two evenings OF chronology
to the public, and during TIE day doing a
brisk business in feeling Of heads and
making B,mJnin Franklin and Daniel
Nebstegs oft sf q grsat many Of the peo-
pie here. The friendsof the Bank Comp
troller may rest easy 50 far as he is con-
cerned, for Fowler says he viii not have
lis full Development until he reaches the
age Of forty-fiye. His having the measles
recently is therefors satisfactorily account
ed for and will be 4 great relief to his
friends at Port Washington. 1t il truly
wonderful ntbe marcb Of naial,H during
the past five wears. Even Fowler himself
was q know-nothing five years ago COM
pared with bis present knowledge
Shakespeare viii soon fade ont in the eeti-
nation Of tie people, If they viii only
patroniza @. S. Fowler Study phfenolo-
gy and practice It's teachings. Tor five
dollars You can Get chart all written out
that will demonstrate to any sensible man
that # you do not surpass Shakespeare il
the versatility Of your genius it is your
own fault. AIan should fulfil tho destiny
marked out by lis creator, as shove by the
bumps Oh his head, and to neglect it is a
deadly sin.
Treasurer Hastings. all know to be
very cons ienti0us man, and every day he
remains in~his present Office WASTING bis
strength and energies cser dollars aad
cents and tl,e> interests Of the State, he il
committing a greyious sin. Fowler SAYS
his bumps speak plainly, "Conaaadi
Command!l' and a man Of his adminis-
trative ability mist not, aud his conscien-
tousness dare not refuse to obey.
He will probably apply for the place Of
Major General, aud backed by the chart Of
Fowler, will doubtless succeed. IIo has
not &c. resigned the Office Of Treasures Of
and it is to be regretted for the Interests Of
the State that Bowler calne to Madison,
for in these times Il viii be difficult t. sup
Ply bis pacs-unless the great professor
helps US opt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-19

has been influeecel by the action Of the
mob toaay extent beyond that which s
found to prevail in this eouaRy, and in III
most every other country in Europe.
think it likely that the noble lord al
the head Of the government, bringing down
his traditions from a time of past war,
when RIGHT and justice were little REGARDED
by the most civilized nations Of Europe,
thought that the oaiy node Of securing
what he wished was hy isis great demon.
stration Of force. Now, | l,elieve that oil
this question, as on some others there II
no Other powerful government n the world
that is So uniformly disposed u abide As
far as possible by known and defined law
as the Government Of the United States
lis obvious that since the course taken
by the American government has been
known great change has taken place IN
the opinion of this country. 1t has become
more friendly to the Washington Govern
ment, for people now seq that it IS real
goyernmeni, not ruled bya mob eF disfo-
garding the law, but struggling u main
tain the integrity Of great country. They
see in that country the home of every man
who wants a hone, aud, moreover they
believe that that greatest Of all cfines that
any people ii the history of the world has
ever been connected With, the crime of
keeping il slavery 100000 # people, IS,
under The proyidenee Of a Power very
much higher than that Of Prime Minister
Of England OF the President OF Ire United
States, marching on, as | believe, = It's en-
tipa abof;fiop