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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-16
NEW SALOON.
NEW SALOON. - j
CHANGE OF EXCHANGE
A NEW ARRANGE II EN- T.
SAM GRAMMER & HARRY JOHNSON
having purchased

TheodOre'S Exchange,
ARE FITTING IT UP IN EXCELLENT
n style for first class .---
BILLIARD SALOON and RESTAURANT.
They will keep al the bar the best brands Q
LIQUORS and their larders will at all times be hlied
with the richest sainties froaa the animal and
vegetable Kingdoms, and the waters OF the Vastly
deep will be made to contribute OF their richest
stores. -5.ssF E. --lg--5
Especial attention will be given TO the ea,isne,
which will be under charge Of the most competent
artists. ~
Their Billiard Room is large and their TABLES
FIRST CLASS.
The establishment will reopen on Tuesday next.
liberal share of public patronage Is respectfully
ELECTED. DFSodSm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
Letter from the s5sh Reslm,n,,

Mr. COLUMBUS, KY., April Ia sso.
Mn. =; y: CovER- Yours Of recent
was thankfully received. We are bav;lI date
weather with q cold, cutting wind Ivy Clear
nau very warms anco comfortably warm dsS. nave
we nave beel here. have seen ~ since
since we ieit Wisconsin, but have seen snow
a Inc health OF company c is better use 81
ia mas oeen since we left Minnesntsa" now,
we turn cut the largest conpanv - se and
ment. am as well as usual; soldier;rOnne regi-
70 agree with me- ''is seems
nave had trip to Memphis since a..
ment came back here from Cairo : req,
down as one of the guard TO escort went
prisoners. had but little chance oehty
around as we were there only aho,. = run
hours, and part ofthat time seeiug TO nr;a nleen
saw none of Col. Moore's rsgiment ts ",u'
Lieut.. Elliott Liscum, whom | found s;ASSept
a hospital in the city. He was then AM a
around, but has had pretty long SMELL Of ~ ee
ness. He will, in all probability. yet - SICK
charge for inability to stand the serv;e us.
also saw Lieut. Showalter, Lieut.. R;IaU |
Edward Woou, Rev. Woods SON. Of y ahd
Cavalry. Lieut.. ShowaIter saws Inc o. @na
his company are in good health and Leu s";n,, q
They had been out scouting for several S.lS'
had seen good number of gueriIlas. Int t;,}}si
only one OF two of them He said that o. m'ea
las were scouting around within four NIL y
Memphis. 6bowalter makes a good otEa.C u
and understands trapping these rebel mara"5'
ers. 'uu'
Capt. Wood had just left for Helen, "a.
the morning we got there, and so missed W.
ing him. Memphis is pretty city. II ice
warm as summer there now. Flowers ara ,a ~
trees are green with leaves, and eyervlbinrGS
a fresh appearance. There is a large uS
there, but men are daily being sent down Nc
river TO Vicksburg. Ae
The troops down there have not been NJ,
for several months, but the paymaster n. Pag
down the river last Monday, with FI Issca
amount money to pay the troops on tbe Mss
sissippi. We expect to be paid off again soon .,n
DON'T expect to leave here very soon ), SV ~.
guns have been twice condemned.
= Orderly Barbar got here last evening. II.
looks hearty, seems glad 10 get back to t6e ,a n'
ment, ard, am sure, the company is glad 10 ssa
him back again. He says he likes the Ioo ~
of Kentucky, that part Of il which he has seem
The 9th Wis. is expected TO arrive here
soon; they are to occupy the old camp Of t6s
I1lth Ill. More anon.
Yours Very Resp,y,
GEO. M FRANCIS,
Co. c 18th Wv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07


zers, abolitionize the democratic masses,
rally honest republicans and march with
them over Jordan. Why. the entire dem
ocracy were aboitionized in 40, Spooner-
ized-swall5wed the whale, niggersuffrage
and all, with Gov. Dewey at the head. 1t
can be done again; the entire democratic
masses have imbibed unbeknown to them
selves wee drop of anti-slavery, and it
grows in them sometime blazes up.
That's what's the matter! The copper
head High Priests are suppressing it for
the hour with such terrible nostrums as
these ooh the horrors Of negro equality.
"amaIgamation ssWhat, let the niggers
free amongst usr' "Free niger compe-
tition with white labor" and such bugabos.
But the abolition monster blazes up again
more fiercely than ever in the breast Of
every freedom living Irishman, Of every
patriotic German and home bred English
nan-yea, every American born man
whose grandfather shared hardships and
sorrows with the great Washington to
maintain that freedom pledge, the Dec
iafalOU OF InueI eEuSHce, IoFgels MS party
now and then and cries fire! fire.! Lib
erty for al ~
Alb. party sick democrat, we know your
ailments. Your fraiIties are human and
that spark Of liberty in your sympathiz-
ing breast can't be suppressed; all the
damning decisions Of courts by which the
Constitution is falsely interpreted to mean
chains for the poor black or white man
can't bind you much longvr to any party
that forgets chains ana shackles and calls
such work democracy" Reader, have
you ever been convicted Of sin? Well
thFee-fourths Of the democratic masses now
feel and suffer as you did at that visitation
Of Gods spirit. We know it, and sym
pathize most tenderly.
SO we laugh at these bulls and bayonet
charges from the Madison vatican anu the
PIatteville union club. When we feel
otherwise the Herald viii be for sale to the
lowest bidder.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
San francisco. April 1.

Excitement continues in Napa and So
Iono counties. 1t is believed that num-
Der of secessioniSts have a secret organiza-
ton, contemplating some hostile move
ment. Many loyal citizens are armed.
Gen. Wright has ordered detachment Of
troops from Port Point to increase the
Benecia garrison. Nothing but reckless
ness, amounting to insanity, could induce
secessionists to make any hostile demon
STATIONS.
The State Assembly has passed bill
Furnishing privateers and aiders Of treason
able enterprise, fixing death as the pen
atty.
During March, 200 gold, silver, and
copper mining companies were organized
in San Francisco, for the avowed purpose
of developing mines in California, Ne vada
ard Northwestern Mexico, having a NOM
inal capital of upwards Of $50, 100000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
New Advertisement
ESTATE OF VAN VLECK.

County Court of Grant County Wisconsin In Pro.
bate. March Term 1863 Present, VIM Mc3onigal
Judge. In the matter Of the estate of Henry Van
Week, deceased
On read ing and filing the petition Of Matthew VsH
Week and Lawrence Van Week Administrators Of Gle
estate of SAID deceased, praying for license to sell tue
real estate of said deceased for the purpose wing the
debts due from said deceased and the charges of Ad
rsinistration.
Thereupon it is ordered that all persons interested
in So estate sppear before the Judge of this court al
the Court house in Lancaster in said county, on Nom
day tie 18th day of May, d. 1862 at one o'clock
the afternoon of said day. to show cause any there
shall be, why license should not be granted said ad
ambassadors accor ding TO the prayer of said petition
Audit is further ordsre that notice thereof DO given
TO all persons interested in said estate, by publishing
copy of this order for four az weeks successfully prior
to said day ofheariug, In the Grant CouatY Hesi,a
weekly newspaper printed and published at Lancaster
in said county, and also BY serving copy Of this
der on the widow of said deceased for az least four
teen days before said day Of hearng.-Dated anch
SOth, 1868. VIZ. MCCONNELL,
43-w4 County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
ESTATE OF E. GARY WILLIAMS.

State of Wisconsin, County ofGrant-ss Grant coun'
ty Court. 10 Probate. March Term, 1868. Present.
VIM. MeGonigal, Judge. Ia the matter Of the estate
Of E. Gary Williams, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Eller Elliott
Formerly Ellen Wiiams,) representing to said court
that phe ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate Of said de-
ceased duly appointed by this court, and that tho
5th day of March, 1868, she ntermarried with Thomas
w Elliott OF sad county, thereby terminating her sd
mini traton apd that the estate of said deceased h
not fully adminis.rated, and praying that her
present husband Thomas W. Elliott be BIZ this court
appointed Administrator dc b0Hs non Of the estate
said deceased.
Thereupon it is ordered that the matter Of said pet
ton be heard before the Judge # this court at he
Courthouse ia Lancaster in said county, on the drsI
Monday of May, A. d., 1853, AZ one O'clock in ths
afternoon of said day. Ordered furthey, that notes
thereof be given to all persons interested in said estate
by publishing this order for three 90 weeks sdcceq
y prior to said day Of hearing in the Grant Goany
said countv--Dated Anrii air fg63 43w3
WM. McGONIGAL Co judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
Taftch, March %, 1868.
gEThe vote on the New State Cons

GEThe vote on the New State Consti-
tuition Of West Virginia was taken on Fri
day last, with the result very generally an
ticipated. In Wheeling there were 1875
votes for ratification, and only three op-
posed. The Wiley amendment, as it is
called, which is by this vote ratified and
rlade part Of the Constitution, declares
that ''the children cfslavcs born within the
limits Of this State after the 4th day Of Ju-
y, 1868, shall be free: and all slaves with
in the said State who shall be at the time
aforesaid be under the age of ten years.
shall be free when they arrive at the age Of
twenty-one years; and all slaves over ten
aud under the age of twenty one years
shall be free when they arrive at the age Of
twenty-five years, and no slave shall be per
mitted 10 come into the State for perma-
nent resideace therein"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

GERMAN PAPERs.-We are sending for
great numbers of copies Of the Il inois
stqas$ Zcitung to support the orders Of
Germans in this county at the several
Post offices. The Zeitang is paper that
exactly suits most all Germans on the war
question. Any Post Master may order
the paper, inclosing the money $500
per year OF $1.00 for months, or you
can write yourselves in German or Eng
lish, using care to give your name. Post
Office, county and State. Address letters
to L. Brentano, Chicago, Ills. The Zeit
ing is an old paper, has been published
Is years and there is no danger ofits fail
ure tt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
~Ofcourse our negro haters attemr

vi course our negro matters attempt
TO ridicule the Hayden Minister and bis sec.
rotary at Washington, but they are evident.
" well behaved aud well taught gentlemen,
and are perfectly at home in good society,
Free negro society at Washington is much
excited because the HaytieD brethren repei
their advances very decidedly. All meet
ING in one of the colored churches vener-
able old contraband uncorked bis wrath as
follows: "Dese id turin niggers tink
demselbs better dan de president. Masa
Old Abe let dc cullered folks come intO do
White House, and talks to dem like fader.
and here's desc cusses won't look at 'em.
isn't gwine to hab huff more to do wid
'em, | isn't.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
EsTAYE on SAMUEL SrnpHaSs.

State of Wisconsin, Grant County-ss. Grant Con "
Court. In Probate. April Term; 1868. fressns
VIM. McGonigal, Judge. In the matter Of the ssAs
of Samuel stephens, deceased. +y6.
On this day came Thomas Stephens ara En y. =
Sprague, executors of the last will and testament Y
saia deceased and died in this court their adminsa
ton account for lnal settlement Of said estate
Thereupon it is ordered shat he matter Of sag sce0
be examined before the Judge of this court ~ ~ w
courthouse in Lancaster in said county Oh ins w
Monday Of May, A d, 1863, at one o'clock y Ias ~
ternoon Of said day. Ordered further that notice m
Of be given to all persons inter ested therein ~ ~
fishing this order for three weeks successivey Priv
said dag Of hearing in the Grant County Herald ss
~ newspaper published at Lancaster 10 SAID eoapy'
4sw3 County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
Philadelphia, April 2.

A special dispatch from Cincinnati to-
day says that on Monday last Jenkins
rebel cavalry dashed into Point Pleasant,
Va, at the mouth of the Kanawha and
gained possession Of the Court House, fred
seven hod es, plundered others, and burned
several thousand bushels of corn. Volun-
teer aid arrived from Galipolis, Ohio, and
the rebels were driven off with the loss
of five killed and thirteen prisoners who
were refused parole and taken to Gallipo-
liz
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
Lexington AnriI. 3

Matters in Kentucky are quiet General
Burnside was received at the depot, end
followed to the Phoenix House by an i'm
mense crowd Of people. he made a short
speech in answer to their calls. The inn
preston he made on the people was That
of kind. firm and earnest man. To-day
he has been busy with Gen. Gilmore on the
affairs Of the Department, examining the
situation and looking over the field. He
left at noon for Paris.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

Ey Those who opposed the war for
National Independence we're designated as
tories, and have been ever since. Those who
oppose the present war for National Unity
for the preservation of what was be-
queathed to the.posteri,y ofpatriots Of the
Revolution, ant are clamoring for dis
graceful, dishoncrable disunioD peace are
called aCopperheads."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
DANDELION AND
WILD CHERRY BITTERs.

Composed Of The best Roots. Barks and HerCs nj
and peculiarly .dapted to the immediate re,' ts.d.
ache, Jaundice, Weakness, Sour Stomach b9s dul
petite, pizzinessand all complaints caused ~ ers
torpid and inactive Liver. The effect OF tne's ,eo
strengthen, regulate, build up and keep o.Sad ID
whole system. They are just the thing "a .grc.
spring and summer, pleasant to the TASTE anusoag
likes them few discs win convince The lao 'lssS
lous Of their great worth, and secure for them
IN every family.
p RICE- 80 and rs Cenls per g n,us.
For Sale ~ haxtsrss Drug store andfby o'n -
gists. S. HUN TINGTON, PropgvWpss.
43-tE Farmersbursn' "''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
ag-Thera are two things with whic |

the soldiers in the field are especially pleas
ed. First, the stringent orders issued con
corning deserters, and the certainty thai
the days Of immunity for stragglers, of all
grades, in Northern communities, are over
and that military punishments will be in
ficted. Second, the c3nscuption. The
old soldiers did not ike the extravagant
.beWaty business last fall, and now they
look to the conscription as offering them a
certainty Of all the reinforcemeuts that may
be required.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

DAEDELfoN AND WILD CHERRY BITTERs.
We are certainly not prone to praise the pre-
pared medicines ready bottled, boxed and la
bel!ed-each for the cure Of all diseases and
sold at the drug stores. Few Of tlem are any
thing but damage, yet -sine Of them seem
most Indispensable health, particularly at
this season when the blood demands some
sort of bitter extracts to adapt it to the warm
weather. We have favorable notion of the
Dandelion and Wild Cherry Bitters, Z anufac-
tured over in Iowa by S. Huntington and sold
at the drug stores in bottles for half dollar
Dandelion acts well upon the liver; combined
with Calumbo and Mandrake, as in the above,
it is excellent. As othe Will Cherry. it can
do no harm. tits Advertised in our paper and
mag be had at Bakers dtug store and other
drug stores in the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

LARGE LAND SALrs.-The Illinois Cen.
trail Company has sold over sixty thousand
acres Of land during the last four months
to upwards of one thousand purchasers,
for S677,715.32. The cash payments in
the same period have been S360.13o.50.
The immigration TO this State this season is
larger than any year since 1855. The Com
pany viii not sell large tracts ofland on long
credit for anything above 100 acres. Tb9
buyer must make a respectable cash pay
nsnt. Il sells forty and eighty acre tracts ON
seven yerrs xedit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
Washinnfon. Anril 9

Special TO Tribune The administra-
ton hasn't yet determined what course to
pursue under the law authorizing the Pres
ident to grant letters of marque and repris-
al. The question has been discussed at
more than one cabinet meeting IN connec-
ton with the question as to proper means
to adopt to prevent the construction and
and sailing Of rebel vessels from foreign
ports.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

WooL.-The average price of fine quality
wool in the New England states, when prices
were low, and the reverse ofany sheep excite
ment, was forty.hve ceats per pound. As the
transportation Of wool from West to East, is,
say, two cents per pound, or less, the price at
our markets would have been about forty two
cents. At such or even lower prices, the peo-
PIE OF Grant could soon make fine fortunes on
sheen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
New York, April 4.

o. the 10th TIE Richmond Dispatch
stated that the federas had landed in great
numbers at Seabrook, and marched to tbs
rear Of Charleston. Three gunboats had
landed near the harbor. Skirmishing was
going on between the pickets, the rebel
pickets being driven in. Gen. Haywood
had ordered the women and children to
be removed from Charleston to Adams
Run.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

DuBUouE TIMEs.-Mg N. b. MANNING,
formerly Of this Office, an employee of the
Dubuque Times Office, is travelling, throush
this county taking names ofsubscribers for
said paper. The Times i a near home pa
per, is ably cphduqsel, supports the war,
constitution, union, laws and war policies
Of the Government, and don't believe IN
compromising with armed traitors N r,h Or
South.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
Washington, April 5th

The city is nervous tonight owe. the news
from Charleston from rebel sources that
Charleston has fallen; the attack opened on
Friday and was Overwhelmingly successful.
The news from Great Britain is delicate
again.
The notorious secesh Copperhead Gen.
Williamson, formerly Attorney General Of
Maryland, has been arrested on his way
from Canada to Richmond. In his bag
gage were found large lot Of letters inyolv-
ing northern politicians. He was sent to
TT. Lafayette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

LIVERY, DC, AT BoscoBEL.-M Mr.. JAMES
BARNETT has purchased the Carrier House
and Livery Stale at Boscobel. He will
give his chief attention to the livery business
having on hand fine supply of horses
and riding equipage. We learn he viii
take few boarders and probably entertain
such visitors as are willing 10 pay prices to
square y it'll these high times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
nEg-In an an nlar. lha nnderta ker h

BE- In an old play, the undertaken re-
proves one Of his moulners for laughing
at funeral and says to him, s'You ras-
cal you! ! have been raising your wages
two years upon the condition that you
you shold appear sorrowfal; and the high
er wages you receive, the happier you
look p
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

EE The Government may disappoint
some would-be Colonies, but the people
will be glad to know that the earliest use
of the new leties will be to fill up the old
regiments in the field. The new men will
be put in harness with the veterans even as
thrifty farmers break colts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

A CoPPERHEAD KICKED. Clement L.
Vallandigham, Copperhead Representa-
tive in the last Congress from Ohio, and a
defeated candidate for the next House Of
Representatives., has played out and gone
to his home in Dayton. We will proba-
bly, hear no more Of him for some time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
Latest War News!
New York, April 6.

The Herald Washington dispatch,
brings from rebel sources various accounts
from Charleston. The city was lombard
ed by our feet and at the same time at
tackled by our land forces under Gen.
Hunter. The seige opened on Thursday,
and on the 5th our army took possession,
Gen Dupont Of the Navy joining in the
ceremony.
Gold 1.5l3, aud kept at that figure
with difficulty by combination of bankers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
eETwentv-tive Democrats Of New

w Twenty-Five Democrats Of New
Canaan Conn, have in body abandoned
Seymour and his disloyal platform, and
joined the Union League. They are head
ed by Capt. B. D. Purdy, a we'll known
pollution, who sent his own son to the war,
and could not see thatit was "monsirous
faliacY.n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

DENrIsrRY.-DR. LUEDY, for many
years approved Dentist in this part Of tic
country, will stay in Lancaster about three
weeks to work upon the defective teeth Of
his customers, make new sets, &c. In
quire for him at the Post Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

re- A new papsy has Just been started
at Terre Haute, Indnaa, Under the title OF
Lys;on Democrat Ii is s'for he Union,
and will oppose TO the bitter end al men
aud az parties, North and South. who
seek to destroy il" Tie editors are F9sssr-
ocrats, bul Of that class who believe IN pros
ecuting this war until every rebel lays down
bis arms, and submits readily to the author
ity e the Government.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

That vigorous Brigadier, and var torpedo,
Gen Turchin, whom Buel and Garfield want
ed expelled from lie army for dealing success
fully with the rebels, having got Gear of the
court martial, has been assigned place under
Rozencrans--to occupy the same section Of
country he was ordered tc Leave last year.
The government is Oh the right track.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
Memphis, March 80.
Memphis, March 80.
The following special order was issued
yesterday by the Provost Marshal Of the
District.
OFFICE or THE DISTRICT PRoyosT MARSHAL.
AEApQuARTERs Torn Army CoRPs,

OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT PROVOST MARSHAL.
HEADQuARTERs 10TH ARMY CoRPs,
Memphis, March 81.
SPECIAL ORDER No. 52.--A second cow
ardly and murdcrous attack has been made
by guerillas on passenger train, near
Moscow containing women, children aud
citizens resulting in the capture Of part
Of the passengers and robbing Of all. No
tice was distinctly published on the 19tn
day Of January 1868, by general orders
No 10, District of Memphis, that such out
RACES would be retaIiated by means therein
designated. 1t is therefore ordered that
Co. d. G. Anthony, Provost Marshal of
the District Of Memphis, forthwith select
from secessionists or rebel sympathizers
within this city, ten families and cause them
TO be sent South Of the lines Of the United
States forces not to return.
By order Of Maj. Gen. S. A. HuMBoIT.
(Signed HENHY BrNMoRE A. a. G.
In accordance with the above the follow
ing namei persons received notice to leave !:
ID. B. No.lsyr 0. J. Seldom. J. p. Truin,
Wardlow Howard, ]. +. McKinn !, Dav-
id I'll. Townsend, Eugene Magivng. Mich
el Magiying, Thomas Nelson, I. J. Coggs-
well.