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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
HENDERSON'S PATENT LOON,
Patented January 1st, 1861.

Nhe Undersigned having purchased the right for
SaaI County, we viii furnish those who give us a
f1si Win looms and instructions to use them. This
Important labor saving machine for farmers use is i'm
Nnled TO supereede the co mmon hand loom row
ssaslay used throughout the West; il = made with
seI casting or smthing, consequently can be made b
2 eainaFy carpenter; IL is self operatng treads its
~ IeadieS throws its shuttle let's of its own
~ axes up its own cloth. the weaving being all
80 s working the hatten; the web is sized, spoiled.
~ PEG and drawn in in the usual manner enabling
lions. ~ $50 S1S 'o
vS machine supplies long felt want in the West
s farmers End h to their interest 10 manufacture
~ SSe'a, bags blankets. linen, sc. For this
me country this machiae possesses adva nta res
S,~fp ant over any other loom in use, that every
IN = vii only have 70 il to Apr eciate 1t. On
va WON Tue spare time Of the husbandman can be
~ pOntaoy emple yed in weaving all the goods Cor
n,S wa wear, which will outwear twice over thst
n power looms; also boys nj girls twelve yeas
smSS IN wers this loan to good ADVANTAGE they are
No. SUBSTANTIAL and durable, aud BY means liza
ss tut Of order, consequently it is just hat the
- austY wants Call at W. w. BArstow's shop. four
tsS northwest Of Plattevil =, corner OF Harrison,
~ 'of yourselves. p. o. address at Platteville.
W. w. BARST0W.
r. HENRY UT1
harrison. April 70. 1868. 4s-3m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28

CRANsTON.-A MOSCOW, Tennessee,
Feb. 2sth, 1863, Earl CFanston, in the Goth
year of his age.
The deceased was resident Of Wyalusing in
tbis county. He enlisted under Capt. Earnhart
il the capacity of corporal, wasa prompt and
Efficient in the discharge Of his duties, and won
the respect and confidence of his comrades.
Alter sharing with them cheerfully innumera-
Die prvations and hardships dnringl the last win.
Ter, he fell victim to the malaria of Southern
swamps. As dutiful son, kind brother and
genial friend, he viii long be remembered and
molrned by an attached circle OF relatives and
frieodq.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
PROPOSALS WANTED!
400 Acres Of Prairie 10 Break :.

The subscriber viii receive proposals till the frs Of
NAY for breaking 300 Of prairie land, two
mites south OF Lancaster, Section No. ~. Propos
ais received for breaking parts Of said land ALL work
to be done bv middle OF June Isl Of July. Pres.
prosals asked for terms per acre. quality of work. time
&c. Cash will be paid wber Work Is done. Address
the subscriber at Duu,eits Ills. ID. X. BURT
Dunieith, March Sd, 1868. 38-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28

,cxsmrHs:-Hard coal, best quality
- D- and smith shop use, may be had OF
NJ ~. y Francis McsPaden, Hardware Dealer
o. na..obeI who will keep it constantly on hanc
- sale at fair price.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28

CATHOLIC sERv1cE.-There VIII 90 VI
zine service at St: BartholOmsw's church,
-. ~ the 4tb Sunday in May.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
NOTICE TO MECHANICS.

Proposals will be received, at the Office Of the Clerk
Of thu Town Of Little Grant, until o'clock m, OF
the 28th day Of May, 1862 for Grs enclosing the GEM
substantial fence aud breaking around the same %
protect from FIRE. Second grubting and clearing said
cemetery grounds. For speeiheauoDs and particulars
see Towu Clerk By order IT Town Bo I'd.
JOHN II. GRlFfIS, Chairman.
Little Grant, April zlst, 1868. 45-3w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28

SALE OF PaopERrY.-Capt WooD will
N at Auction on Thursday of this week
LARGE lot of valuable property. partly
.ur,arated in his advertisement in our pa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28

BLACK BIaD.-A fne appearing morse
.t,bs Black Hawk tribe is advertised IN
onr naper. No better breed Of borSeS'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28

Property sALr AT PAToH GRovE.-
n, WV. ]. QUICK having sold bis farm six
miles east Of Patch Grove, will sell at auc
tion on Saturday, May the 9th, at his old
PREMISES, his entire stock. farm fixtures,
household avaiIables and grain stuffs, on a
.rsdit Of 8 months. See advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
STRAY COW.

Taken up by the SUI ~hber on IN about the 25th of
March. 1863, residing lands ~ped ~ him In tho
Town a. Potos, red Cow, wiIh white star in
her forehead and end OF left = dropped. The
IA requested to pr0Fe operty, paS charges and take
said COW. EDNAkl MAklNGIO&.
rotos. April lsi. 1888. 43'wi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
EARM FOR SALE OR RENT.

The Subscriber resi- ling miles west Of Fennimers
P. o. offers for rent OF sale hia farm containing 3c0
&C 25 acres Of witch Il under eutvati0n will rent
part or ALL On the premises a tOerabe good dwell
ing anu other temporary fixtures for shelter xa-
ter on the premises and 50 OF timber Distance
to car station Of NJ. 4 Pr. dn Chen r. r. IL miles. AZ
sold, terms easy; would want $1,000 down. II rented
would take cash share for rent. Call the premi-
srs. PLATT BARNUM.
Fenninanre. March 10Th. 1853. A2-I
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A PPLE TREESl
OLD HARRISON NURSERY.

large quantity OF appe treea Of all sizes aud aees
from four to eight years old. thrifty and we'll adapted
In quality for tine orchards are offered for sale ex-
trrraely low At the old Harsason Nursery Eve milev
south Of Lancaster s. ]. GRISWOLD, Proprietor.
Lancaster April 10th, 1866. 44-w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28

~seed Barley for sale BY WV. GRA,
u.M head of Grant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
YOUNG RATLER

win stand the ensuing season, at the stable of the
SUBSCRIBER in the south part OF the village of Lancas-
Ter fnun Nav Ist ill July 18th, for the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
ocsi MATTERS.
rcommuuicated.l

vv.plesse notice in the Hsrsn d that r,, WI,
Mr. friends il Gran. soqnsI se a. cheap
G ss tosL & goods 0flA'' '''''' JOEL SHERMAN.
8 , 81 April ga, '6a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
T 00MS! LOOMS!!

All persons interested in home Independence and
specially in home manufactures viii hnd it to their
arest to investigate the practical utility, cheapness
End durability Of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
"a Chance to Paw

All persons indebted for handse pay In oatr
corn, wheat and produce generailyat as fair price
the times will warrant.
Pntnsi Eah IL 1852 aa-if
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
DELINQUENT LAND LIST.
STATE OF WrsooNsrs, GRAsr Co.'s
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
"A nwuD I'm 49, No Uru ArrtI To4 Toe

LANCASTER, GRANT Co., WIS.,, April LIST, 1868
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to all whom it NAV
concern. that will on the second Tuesday of Nav.
A. d. 1853 at the Treasurer's lice ia Lancaster the
County Seat Of said county, between the hours OF nine
o'clock, A. w., and four o'clock, h, of said day. and
the next succeeding days thereafter sell at public
ton much Of each Of the following described Tracts
of Lands and Town Lots situated in said Grant county
may be necessary for the payment of Taxes Interest
and Costs and Charges thereon for the year 1862 which
may remain due and unpaid ON the said End Tuesday
of Nav, A. d., 1885,
T6pH Of Hazel Green : I0Tn /, Rage /, Vest.
DESCRIPTION SEC. DESCRIPTION SEC.
50 of lot No. 16 of Sec l3 ia as Of SEA ofnek 25
via of seq "a neM of nez 80
Wa of nek of nsz, &
w..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
rASH FOR WHEAT
AT POTosI.

The subscriber will pay cash for what, at the high
price the market win allow, al his store IN Potosi.
The wheat to be delivered at the warehouse.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-28
MILLINERY!
IIIIlnery and Matchmaking.

ne SO.;. ~ A. Durand direct from New YORK, with
sae II ashions viii open a millinery store con-
other s1ets hats, silks, flowers, ribbsns sc aud
va The iasses belonging to this branch Of business
aas ON s OF Lancaster and yicinl ty call and ex-
~ WORT stoek, aud give US their patronage. Gus
stors - dome on reasonable terms.
teara ,n street, in the building lately occupied
opposite Mr.. BHad's carriage shop.
NELLIE DURAND.
aAaeaa,ef a, .,ao., ADDIE DURAND.
Alti 1vth 1868. 45.u
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MURRAY LANDS Fol: SALE.

TJsAs 3, NJrth, Rage s, FEST.
VIZ of ne1< Of Section q ek of nwk OF Sec isp .
T0On tihOrth, Range s, West.
VIZ ofnwk Of Section ~ VIZ Of swk Of SecsIou
Taxa NgrIk Raa0e 4 Vast
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-03-06
The New Conscription Act.

The following is copy of the Consumption Act passed
recently, ey both Houses Of Congress:
AN ACT to amend act entitled An Act TO provide
further for the public defence-approyed 10th ApriI
1882
The C0nrsss of the Confederate STATE, of America o
rGe That the President be- and he hereby authorized
To call ou and place in the military service of the Confd
eie States for three years. unless the war shall have
peen sooner ended all white who are residents of the
confederate States between he ages and for
NnVe years, at the time the call calls NAV be made
ana Npo ere not at such time times legally exempted
from hlafy service; or such psrtI thereof as in his
SHogment may be necessary the ubc defence snrh
can or calls to be made under the rs and accrn
ID the terms OF the act 10 which this is an amendment.
Lno such authority shall exist in the Preside durin
Iesent war; as 10 all persons who are On nav here
Isr become eighteen years q age; and when Oce en-
oheG All persons between the ages of eighteen and ry
i've snail servo their full time rTocidd that if The Pr
IN calling out troops into the service of the Canal
::rste S-stes, sheil first call for only Iai1 of The n
cen the ages hereinbefoTe stated be slag call ,r tb
the age of thirtyfEe and any otIe, aa js ~
Pros"lef that nothing herein couas,eL Sb:II he
- eTooG as repeating modifying any mart ~ &c aot
" Hncn ms Is amendaiory except as 6ernn .E ~
ahI pr0Stied further that those called nnt AZ
he aug me aef 10 which this u an amendment sn
immediately ordered fill to their ma xirnnI
from IL oattullons, squadrOns and
49,; e respective States at the time the act m fnr,L
va lo5 the public defence approved 18th AnriJ isea
or and the surplus, if any, shall be assGraJ q,
tbst @ formed from each State since the Tossao "
the Stt paced IN new organizations to be OicprpS h
at or d sicn residue, according to The law tbar
he PresiS.sG OF as now provided By law p,oyiei tbt
or ,h ii - ~ to suspend the execution nj H.
q! S " which this is an amendment In any IH,,
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MISCELLANEOUS
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWIyc

SELOW Is a LIST OF RECEIPTS THAT SHOULD
~ be IN the hands Of every family
For - VIII send receipt for the of Dptheria or
Putd sore throat, or scarlet fever. For IS will send
receipts Tor consumption they have been tried with great
ScreSs For So will send receipt Dysentery or FuI.
FOR Will send rece pit that certainly cures the Scad
mead FOR 80 Will send receipt for the cure of drupsy
Tor % Will send receipt for making Black Writing ink
foT 8 EACH will send receipt for making Blue Red
AMI elbow Ink. For B will send receipt for making
gold and silver Ink. For s. will send receipt for
KING Backing, both liquid paste for shoes and harness.
For - will send receipt for making toothache drops
The above receipts have never been made known to the
puoHc ii ANY person is satisfied with of the above
receipts and returns Them back me- will refund their
money. My address is Raleigh, n. C.
QCINTON UTLEY.
Raleigh, e., Feb. %, 1868. l7-6tpd
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Az ACT REHDEzvoUs FOR THE EXAM
NATION KSaOLLED MEN.

Az ACT ESTABLISH PLACES RESpEZvoUs
NATION OE KSROLLED
Tie Congress Of TIE Chaf{ rate States Of inSrica do
enact That there shall BE- established in each cnuuty par
ish district and in any city county parish dis
persons in said county, district parish city, enrolled for
military duty the field who shall be there BY
one Surgeons be employed by the government
be assigned that duty b. the President on day Of
which ten DAYS notice shall be given by said Surgeons
iu attendance for the purpose of examination shall have
been examined and the decision of said Surgeon under
regulations to be established BY the Secretary of War.
IN the physical and mental capacity of any person for mil
tary duty in The field shall be final and those ony thus
ascerAined To be iii for military duty in the eld shall be
required to assemble at camps of instruction.
SrC. There shall be gned Ia each Congressional
District in the several States three Surgeons who shall
constitute Board 0 EXamna ion in such district for the
purpose specified in the foregoing section
of whom act at any place Of rendezvous in said DIS
trict.
SIC. g. When it shall :,pear to Surgeon attending
such place Of rendezvous By the certificate respectable
physician resident that county, district parish city
i'll Il county parish district that enrolled person
therein iSnsbe 10 attend account of Sickness shall
be the duty of said Surgeon file said certificate with the
COMMUNICATE %! the nearest camp of instruction and if
the person named therein shall not within reasonable
time report himself for examination at said camp of in
sirucUn, or his continued disability certified by the
Icate of respectable physician of his county city, dis
rct parish he shall be held liable absent without
leave of his commanding oficeH
Approved Oct. L. 1862.
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A5O REWARD.

CAHr NEAE Llorps, Essex Co.. Va,
February 3D. 1853. !
nSERTEn FROM CAMP WILLIAMS, TWO MILES
~ irCm hlnSt"n, y e. the 18th September, 1859,
private ISAAC WOODARD 1T company T. I'd cavalry,
lEh reg ment " Z. TnOPs Said Woodland is thry-seTen
years old hre feet e inches in height sandy complex
l'n brown hair blue eyes, and is surpassed to be at the
Sor,h-Cannlina.
The above reward will be paid upon his apprahenson
and delivery III jail in Wilson county that be may be
safety returned 10 camp.
]. ]. B. WICK,
Capt Co. f. I'd n. c. Cavalry,
. Feb. II, 1858. y" I'll. L. '1'' i5-st
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Adjutant and Inspector General.

An Acr An ACT ENTITLED Az ACT To FURrH.
gR PRbvIDE THE Public DKFESCE," APPROVED 18TH
APRIL lS62 AND THE Acr TO AMEND THE SANE, AP
PROVED SEPTEMBER 27rH, 1862.
Tie C1HgrsS Of the Confederate States Of 4sricl do n
act That all persons subject enrolment for military ser.
vice may be enroednder instructions the War De
partneut and reported by the enrolling officer wherever
ulG wEer within the State county of their residence
net" aud when enrolled shall be subject the pro-
Of law fully If enrolled within the county, aud
State of which they be residents Provided. That this
shall extend Ia member of military organic
tiuu under any State law, while he remains actual
vice without the limits of S state And provided further
That the President is authorized suspend the
o this :ct regards the residents e uclty where he
lind it inpracficabe the entitled
act 10 further provide frr the publ defence" approved
April Ii, lS2 aud the Ia amend the last toned
approved September u, l>i2.
Approved October 8, 1851
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoLINA.
Civil Department.

ZERuLoS y. VANCE of Buncnmbe. Governor
RICHARD ii. BATTLE JR Of Arson, Private Secretary.
J. i. IL Russ. of Wake, Secretary of State
JONATHAN Worm. of Randolph, Public Treasurer.
PmLir 4. WILEY, Of Wayne. Chief Clerk.
CURTIS II. BRoGDEH. of Wayne Comptroller.
ID. ". BAN, of Wake, CLERK.
SAMUEL f. PHILLIPS. of Orange Auditor.
y. L. PERRY, of Wake, Librarian.
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE NY PLANTATION ON NC
CLENDONS CREEK, six miles west Of Carthage y
ing the basin of the Coa6etds containing 2 100 acres
which is productive any lands in the county Of aoO
The Improvements good and the situation healthy Iss
liberal JOHN MORRISON:
November Il, 1850. g2-w&sWtt
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SUPREME COURT.

RICHMOND VI. PEARSON Of Yudkin, Chief Justice.
Wa. IL. BATTLE OF Orange Associate Justice
MATTHIAS +. MANLY, of Craven, Associate Justice.
Sos II. RUGEEs, OF Wake Attorney General.
HAMILTON c. JOKES Of Rowan, Reporter.
EDNUSD B. FKgENAH, If Wake. Clerk
JAMES LITCHFoRD, of Wake, Marshall.
At present the sessions of the Supreme Court held
in the City Of Raleigh once year, commencing o1he Sc
cond Monday III June
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100000.

pILEs, FIsTULA IN ANo, TUMf91ESSs,
u SPERMATORRHOEA, ULCERAIddUUNJ II
OF THE WOMB, &c.-DR, J. A. CLOrlloaJb,or s
montgomery, Ala, gives special attention 70 ue case
diseases aud guarantees perfect satisfaction IN ee urs
His friends proposed to bet 100000 that he eouu
the worst Case of PILES. sss
He has operated with perfect success in severn has
pronounced hopeless by distinguished shrgeOns hsD'
never had accident tn happen. /. .,suro
Persons writing must enclose ten cent stamp 70
attention. ..~1f
Aug IL, 1892. sS-""
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SoLIoIroRs-Jesse J. Yeates of Hartford, of LIST Circuit;
Charles G. Clark, of Craven, I'd Circuit; Sion L. Rogers
Of Wake Attorney General Sd Circuit Thomas Settle of
Rockingham, 4th Circuit Ralph p Buxton. of Cumber
land, 5,h Circuit; Robert =. Arm6ed, Of Yadkin, 9TH
Circuit; VIM p Bynum, of Rutherford, 18th Circuit and
A. s. MerrimOn, Of Buncombe, Sth Circuit.
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SUPERIOR COuRTS-

JUDdEs.- John l. Bailey Of Buncnmbe, Romulus NJ.
Saunders, Of Wake. Robert r. Heath, of Chowan George
Howard, ir. nfrWilscu James W. Osbnrne of Mecken-
burg Robert s. French, of Robson Robert B. Gillian
Of Granville, and w. N. Ship, Of Rutherford
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DOMESTIC MEDICINE.

NUNNS DOMESTIC MEDICINE ,
N BuCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE AND FAM
Ll PHYSICIAN. For sale at POMRROlS :.
Raleigh. Dec lR. 1852. lott
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APPLE BRANDY,

DURE SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY. MADE
from cider BY reliable manufacturers for sale close
the lot. Apply 81 Progress office.
Feb. -, 1858. H-N
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SECOND CIRCUIT


Duplin fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
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where he may find mpractcabe to execute the
the President is authorized TO receive troops into the Con
ederate service under any of the acts passed. by e
Congress prior the passage OF tne acs vi Ssa
provide for the public approved 10Th OF april 1907
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FIFTH CIRCUIT.

FIFTH Circuit.
Moore Monday befure the last February and August
Montgomery, the last Monday in February aud August
Stany, first Monday in March aud September.
AnSsn, second I"
Richmond, third "
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BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT FURTHER PROVIDE FOR
TIE PUBLIC DEFRNCE"
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Time of Holding the COURTS.

Gates first Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
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/. When application for exemption is made by any shoe,
maker Inncr blacksmith, wugonmakeT, miller mill eng
neCr right, in the employment 0f any Company
establishment but working for himself the party beck
ing exemption shall state in writing, under Oail that he is
skilled and actually employed in his said trade: that he is
btualy enagedSn working for the pullc that the pru-
duets Of his labor while exempt from military shall
be sold exchanged bhrercd for Il price exceeding
the cost Of production unI seventy five per profit
thereon aud that no will not by arrangement shift
cntr aucc evadc the law, receive greater price
ward than IL allows.
.. Where application is made 10 exempt superintendent
and operatives in and cotton factories sud paper mills
and superintendent AZ managers Of wool caraihg
Chimes shoemakers, tadDers, backsmhI wagonniukers
millers mill engineers Irilwrighs. not working for
themselves, but ia the employment of company
establishment the president some director, If the
pany be incorporated, If not, the proprietor nf IL bust
less or there be firm, partner therein SHAH make
oath IN iling that the said superintendent operatives
manages or mechanics as the may be- skilled and
actually employed in their said vacations that they are ha
btuay working for the public; that they absolutely
necessary Tor The successful prosecution Of The business
she eHncern; that the PRODUCES thereof shall not be sold
or exchanged or bartCrd during the sal exemption for
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-01-22
FROM THE EDITOR.


On Monday evening last, We received .
letter from the editor, dated Chicago, 18th
inst, stating that she had an engagement
to lecture il that city on the evening Of
the 18th. From there she would proceed
to Worcester, Ohio, where she has amen
gagemeut: to FILL and then direct to Wash
ington. The letter concludes:
II cannot write for the DEMOCRAT now
am too scarce Of eyesight."
The following announcement of the
Chicago lecture is from the Euening Jour-
nal: 81. -:
LECTURE BIZ Mas. ,SwIssHELM.-We are hap
Ply to announce that Mrs. Jane g.. SwissheIm.
the celebrated writer and lecturer, who has
never appeared before = Chicago public, will
lecture at. Bryan Hall on next Saturday even
ing. Subject-"The Indian Massacres of Min
nesota-The Wrongs Of the Poor Indian and
What Should be Done with Him." .
Mrs: Swisshelm deservedly ranks among the
most intellectual and able women of this coun-
try. She has been prominently identified with
the great humanitarian movements and reforms
Of the age. Her paper-the St. Cloud Demo-
caAr-is one Of the most popular in the North
Mrs. svis.helm, having for some years 70.
sided in the Indian region Of Minnesota, i,
we'll posted in reference to the Indian charac.
ter and recent events On The border, and will,
we are sure, give us an interesting and in.
structive lecture. !! 't,.'... /,