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DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN FRl

SAN FRANCIsCo-sld 2sth inst. snip Shirley. for
ship viking is chartered for New York
NEW okLEANs-Ar 10th inst, ship windermere
Harding. York; brigs Lila, Day. Boston; Triad.
brigs Haywood. Green. from Boston, J l. Wfherell.
strobridge, Philadelphia; sch Henry Hooton. Kid
cid 9Th. barks A C Adams, Hemmin gmay NYork;
Orehilla, Devereaux. do; brig FOBrien, Wiley.
New York sch Harriet Wood. Duncan, Matamcras;
10th. bark Garibaldi. Hoyt. New York.
hEl MEsI-in port I'D. ship Wizard King. for
PORT RoYAL-Ar 10Th. sehs L T simpson, Ellis
and Rosa, fitzpatrick, New York.
Cid lIth bark Alamo. Godfrey. New York. sch
VIM Hunter, Eldridge. do; 22d, Sea Ranger. Hinck-
GEoRG ETowY dear 2stb. sch R Taylor,
Kelley, Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA - Cid 26th sctr Trade Wind,
Ar 9Th ship Napoleon. Thompson. New York; sch
Cid 21th. brig Itasca, Rose, for hey West; sch A
NEW YoRk-Ar 18th, ships Black Hawk, Doane.
dan. Liverpool; WIN Frothingham stetson, Havre;
brig Aroostook. SWEET Marseilles.
Ar 2sih. brigs W spencer. Spencer, New Orleans,
cid 18th ship Uncle Joe. Nichols. for Havre: bark
Mercy Ellen. oriihn. Ciudad Bolivar; LEM, speed.
by tell Ar 18th. ship Escort. from Vera Cruz;
bark Indian Belle. from Maianzas: brigs Gen Bailey,
-; Rolling Sea, from Fortune Island; Edith Ann,
from st Martins: Belle Bernard, from n Southern
port Ocean Traveller. from Bermuda.
Below. ship X Milan from Csdix; barks Alma,
and Gco DuTkee I'm
NEW LONDoN-Ar 9th. sch Jas Martin, Harding
Georgetown DC for fall River.
NEWPORT-sid 2sth, schs Wesi'n Light, Higgins,
Providence for Tangier Adelia, Wilcox, 81 George
for New York.
In port 18th brig Eimira tof Portlandl Hall aqua
for Boston; schs L q Buxton, Tiieomb. New York
for do; Porto X co. Hartman, from Backsport for
Washington; senator, Brown. I'm Portsmouth ri tor
Boston.
BOSrON-Ar 2sih. ship Ocean Ranger. Brard. FIN
San Francisco Sept "a; bark Edmund Dwight, Lin
coin, Surinam: schs louisa Walsh, Eaton, Calais (;
Baltic, Snair, Cranberry Isles
Cid 2sth, ship Dewitt Clinton. Mosher, Fortress
Monroe; schs Geo l. Green. Cobb. for w Washington
knight Whifmore. Portland.
CID 10Th. brig Alton. tBrl feel for Port au Prince;
sehs III Horton, Freeman, Baltimore; Albert. Bar
ker. Portland.
GLOUCEsTER-Ar cath. sehs Florence. Crockett.
Boston for stockton; Alice Parker, Marshall do for
Portland; uydrangea. Morse, and Nile. Marshall,
Boston Forest Queen, sylvester. I'm do for Belfast
Circassian Hatch do for Deer Isle Rienzi. Crockett
do for Portland; Panama. Mathews do for wiscas-
set; Village Bride, McCarty, Salem for Westport
Pr Williston. Stuart, kennebec for Boston; Julia
Ellen. Poor, Portland.
Ar 25th. schs Gen Marion Small. FIN Portland for
Fortress Monroe; Globe. snowman. do for Boston
Baltic, hoigkins. Ellsworth for do Beauty Carter.
Boston tor Harpswell; Louisa. Manson. Phipsburg
for Boston.
PoRrsMoUTH-Ar 2jth, schs George Jane !.
Mills Rockland; 26 h. kossuth Lee. and Boston.
Haskell fun Boston; ii Haines, Staples; Henrietta
Toole and Emeine. Snow, do.
Ar 18th, brig vincennes. Hodsdon, Boston.
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CoUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRiTATED THRoAr, il
allowed TO progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. and CA
TARRH they beneficial. The good effectssresult-
ing from the of the Troches, and teir extended
use, has caused them TO be counterfeited BE
guard against worthless limitations. OBTAIN only
the genuine BroicH's Bronchial Troches which have
prored their efficacy by test of many years. PuB-
Lie SPEAKERS and SINGERS should the Troches,
Military Officers and Soldiers who overtax the voice
and exposed TO sudden changes, should have
them. Sold everywhere at 25 cents per box.
ian2l d&w3m
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BOARD OF AGRICuLTuRE.

Thursday. Mr. Chamberlain, from the Com
mittee ON the topic-''what action shall be TAX
under the provisions of the law authorizing
the Board to prescribe for what purposes and
subjects the State bounty shall be offered in pr:
miums''-reported. Read once and tomorrow
assigned for a second reading.
Mr.. Leach presented report on the applica-
ton of manures to the surface.
Mr.. Percival reported on thoroughbred ami
mails Read and tomorrow assigned.
The paper on the value of pedigree stock was
read second time and adopted
Mr.. Fish presented samples of wool raised in
Somerset County
Adjourned.
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DAIRY HrSRANnRY

convention of dairy farmers met in the Rep
resentatiyes' Hall this afternoon, and was called
to order by Mr.. Perley of Naples. n G. HIGH
born of stockton, was called TO the Chair. A
lengthy and interesting discussion upon dairy
products took place, in which Messrs. Goodale
of Saco, Perley of Naples, WATSON o, Ellsworth,
Anderson of Windham, Haskell of Garland,
Holyoke of Brewer, Hayden of Bath, and others
participated. After the discussion specimens of
cheese were presented which were discussed with
much earnestness. The cheese rapidly disap-
..al
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sg- A stranger, not very well posted in
history, visiting Boston, was invited by friend
ed his friend, sis where Warren fell" Ibid it
hurt him much ?" asked the stranger. "Yes, it
killed him." was the reply. Looking up to the
monument the stranger exclaimed, Il should
thought it would" This stranger could not
have been educated in New England. He
must have come from Secessia, where they
have forgotten all about Bunker Hill, Lexing-
ton and Concord.
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DIED..

In this city, Jan. 27th, Capt Enoch Wallace AGED
"a years. 'e' "s'u
In Washington. ID. c., Jan. sth, at the cenor.,
Hospital, stephen Sastrof, of Portland aged ahont
10 years. '
In Bath. Jan. 27th Mrs. Eliza Goddard wifi nj
Rev. A. +. Beard, aged 20 years.
In Phipsburg Jan. 9th, Mr.. Seth Wyman, aged SO
years.
In Brooks. Dee 23d, Mr.. Joseph Davis, aged So yrs
AT Bristol Mills. jan It'll. Capt Jas ID. Erskine of
Co. T., 4th Me- Reg, aged years.
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Grand Union Demonstration at Fayetteville.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Jan. Is.
An enthusiastic Union demonstration oc-
CURED here yesterday. Over one thousand
loyal citizens of Arkansas were present.
Speeches were made by Dr. johnson, a promfs
net Union refugee, Col. Bishop Of the 1st
Arkansas cavalry, and others. Fifteen home
guard companies were organized, and wished
to be accounted as Arkansas militia. Hun
dreds of citizens signed a petition to Congress
to order an election for member of Congress
from this State. All citizens having arms ia
their possession have given them up for the
defence Of their homes
Another meeting is to be held at Huntsville
in a few days. The Union sentiment is daily
growing stronger in this section, and Colonel
Harrison of the LIST Arkansas cavalry, COM
handing this post, affords every facility to
encourage it.
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MARRIED..

In this city, Jan. 2sth by Rev. f. C. Bodies. John
q Iwitchell, Esq, and Miss Angie b. Marble. both
of this city.
In Bath, Jan. 2sth. by Rev Mr. Rugg, William H.
Fields and Miss Hope VI. Clifford both Of b.
Naomi Warren
ON, ~ yoneSboro, Dec. 26th. Albert Smith and Miss
CharioUe tarnsworth. both of j.
In Machiasport Dec 10Th Thos 6 Dunn and Miss
Susan A. Smith, both of NJ ' "'' '''
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DISASTERS.

For particulars of the destruction of brig Wind
ward, by the pirate Florida. by telegraph.
The WDdward was an AZ brig, of 1919 tons. and built
at Bucksport in 1854, and owned in New York.
For particulars Of destruction of brig Corris Ann,
of Machias. see teegraphic columns.
Brig Estelle, from Mansanilla for Boston. destroy
ed by the pirate Oreto. of Tortugas. n YES
sci. and hailed from Mlbridge. Me. Her cargo
consigned 10 firm in Boston. but owned by q
Spanish house. The crew have arrived at Havana
and are held rs prisoners to the Oreto.
ship Lydia Southwick, was at Key West 22d inst
dscharging for repairs. having sprung leak on tho
passage, aud jeitisoned a portion of her cargo.
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SEE woman in another column picking sambuci
Grapes for Speer's Wine 1t is an admirable article
used in hospitals, and by the first families in Paris
London and New York, in preference to old Port
Wine. 1t is worth trial. IL gives great satisfac-
ton. dec22 div
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-30

sB- the people of Charleston S. C. are
fearful that their city will be taken and burned
in the approaching conflict with our iron
clads, aud they have, in anticipation, removed
all of their portable property into the interior.
Letters from foreigners resident in Charleston,
and enjoying unusually good opportunities to
judge, strengthen the belief entertained by our
best naval officers, that the task of taking
the place though not an easy one, will be ac-
complished.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-30

DR.. p. p. QUIMBY. would give notice that he ha
returnedto Portland, and can be found at his Room.
No. ID INTERNATIONAL HOUSE,, Tuesday, August
18th, where he will attend all wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at Office. ................S200
Each subsequent sitting at Office. so
City Patients. first Examination residence. $50
Eachsubsequentyisi at residence, ........... 100
August l6 ls62-tf
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gI- Judge Boyden has been elected to the
us. Senate from Western Virginia, and the
Wheeling Intelligencer says of him, that he
sis the uncompromising friend and advocate
Of the Federal Union, without compromises.
To it he is loyal without provisions or condi-
tions; and for this loyalty and integrity he has
been made the object of the most merciess
rebel prosecution"
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Wanted.

A SITUATION as Superintendent of some first
N class Cotton Mill, by aman of large experience.
Would not object to taking charge of old mill,
about 10 be remodeed with new machinery. I'm
doubted references to ability. &c. be furnish
ed. Address "MANuFAoTuREI," care of 4. X.
PERRY, Valley Falls r. Island jan3o div"
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gB-The allotment rolls of companies L, f,
G, ii, ] and X, 18th regiment, and company
X, 14th regiment for September and October,
and from the LIST Maine Battery for July and
August, have been received and are payable
at the City Treasurer's office.
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per steamship saxonia-additional.l
SPOk EN-.

Dec T. lat 26I n, lon 81 80 W, ship Continental
johnson, from Liverpool for Calcutta
Dec 20, lat IA ;. Ion - 80, ship Morning Light 10
days from Callao for Cork.
Jan -, lat 81 O5. Ion y 49, bark Il b shaw, nom
Havana for Boston.
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Portland Gas Light Comuanv.

FTyHE following Is a statement OF the condition of
Il the Portland Gas Light Company, Jan. /, 1853:
Existing Capital, saOOoo 90
Assessments paid in, 10000 90
Capital invested in real estate. fixtures up
on 1t, and machinery. mot including
street mains.l leo262 50
Debts due by the Company about l7,524 IS
Last valuation of real estate-aggregate
value of taxable property of the Corpor-
alton, as fixed by the Assessors, go 600 90
JAMES I. McCOBB, Treasurer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-01-30

DIS. j. CLAwsos KELLEY and IL. l.. DAVIS
Medical Office No. 229i Congress street. up same
flight with DR.. johnson, Dentist-ony place in Port
land where DIR. KKLLEY's genuine medicines can be
had. Adrice free upon all diseases.
jan27 d3awS wtf32
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

:
Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu
lar lines. The steamers for from Liverpool call
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call
Londonderry.
PANAMA AND CALIFoRNIA-Steamers carry
ing Mails for Aspinwall, Panama, and California,
leave New York on the LIST, llth, and 2Ist of each
month.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
........January go.

ARRIVED.
Brig Milwaukee, Brown. Sierra Morena via Havana
and Holmes Hole.
Sch + Parker, Fitzgerald, Rockland for Boston.
CLEARED.
Bark George Thomas, Regain. Key West, by C NJ
Davis.
Sch Rio del Norte, Andrews, New York. DanaS Co
Sch q Willard, Parsons. Philadelphia. by L q
Willard
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State Of Maine.
jana dit

CUMBERLAND S., January -, 1863.
sworn to before me,
w. ii. FEssExDxN,
jsn3D dit Justice Of the Peace.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sailed from Palermo Sd inst. bark Rambler, Pack
ard, for New York.
At Buenos Ayres Lee 4th. ship Odessa, Nichols. fun
Bangor via MonteveIdo. just bark scandaBay ian,
Carlson, for New York 10 days brig Kentucky, Car
yer for do do. and others.
field. and HoLghton, Percy. for Boston; Flora Me-
Donald Fuller, aud Portsmouth. rarlton, for New
York.
At Fayal 4th inst. ship Typhoon. Sater, FIN Manila
for London leaking badly; brig Hortense, Tor Bos-
ton, ldg.
AT Martinique sth inst. brig chastellane. Warren.
ffom Boston.
AR at Havana 18th inst. bark Mary Elizabeth, Dun
bar, Boston.
Ar at Matanzas 2lst inst. brig stowerr, Showers.
Boston.
Sid GOTH bark John Aviles. for Boston.
AT Cardenss 10Th inst, brig waredale, Cummings.
Philadelphia, disg, twig ordersl; Laurel, Mcfarland
for Boston DAYS.
AT Salt Cay Jan 18th. brig Lizzie Bernard Bernard,
for New York days.
tPer steamship Saxonia-additionall
Ar at Liverpool 12th Otis Norcross, Emerson. from
Bucksport.
Sailed from Falmouth 18th. Abner Stetson. Stetson
for Hull
Sid I'm Plymouth 18th inst, C kershrw Nichols,
Passed MumbIes 10Th. Hydra. Hartman, I'm Swan
Gibraltar Nellie Hunt, Leavitt, from do Tor
Leghorn. :.
land sailed sth for New York;
Cid at Dublin 10th inst, Goodspeed Dunton, for
Havana.
sailed from Marscilles eth sereamer. ciausseu. for
New York,
sailed from Flushing 9th inst, Jas Nesmith, Watts.
Antwerp, Jan r. The Seth Sprague Tyson. hence
for New York, which went ashore Oh Briskins, Jan
10Th was put ahoat same afternoon after discharg-
ing a portion of her cargo.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-H. A. LAMB, NJ. D.,
Office. corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets
Portland, Ne.
Particular attention paid to Surgery, including
iseases of the eye and ear. aug7-d6m
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PASSENGERS,

In the steamer Northern Light. at New York, from
New Orleans, Capt Is Hunges, Lieut. Ii Height Of
Maine
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PORTLAND POST OFFICE.

NAIL AKkANUEMENIr.
WESTERN-Arrives at IL. 40 and "a +. NJ. Closes at
7.i5 A. VI. and | 30 +. NJ.
EASrERN-Arrives at $50 p NJ Closes at I'm
ROPE-Closes every Saturday at 80 4. NJ.
CANADA-Arrives at 80 T. NJ. Closes at II VI.
COUNTRY MAILS-Arriyes about p NJ Close at
PIP NJ
sR-0fice open daily SUNDAYS exceptedl from
A. NJ. to 8 z. NJ. On SUNDAYS. from 81 to 81 A. NJ.
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sy-Consumption and Catarrh, and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. successfully treaedby INHA
LArIoN, BY c. MORSE NJ. D.,
auls 60 cod Corner Smith and Congress SITS.
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DESrIsrRy-Dr JOSIAH HEALD, No 24l Con
gress Street first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland, Me. aug7dly
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sEM-wMKLY EVENING POST

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SWEET ORAN . ES.-Another lot of nice Or
anges just received and selling very low prices at
Il. w. JONES,
jan27 div. lis Fore Street.
DRs. LOCKE kIMBALL, DENTISTS, No. III
Middle Street. PORTLAND. Ne. augl5-ly
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1868.
PROSPECTUS.
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THE EVENING POST. :
ESTABLISHED IN 1901.
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and Fearless Advocate Of
Freedom.
A COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
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ine EVENING PosT, now in the sixty-frst year of
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y. Ieedom, and is candid, fearless and in
uepenuen, IN ,he expression of its sentiments 1t
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hucai Joooert, houesI men for Office the Suppression
Of the Slave Power, Free Soil and Tree sneecb and
it earnestly advocates vigorous prosecution or The
War against Treason.
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jan3o New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
LANCASTER INSTITUTED. GRAY PUR.
MAN A. Nj. Principal.

The patrons of Lancaster Institute are
hereby informed that the same will be re-
opened for its appropriate work on We'd
nesday, April lst, 1868:
Ia taking charge of this school, Mr..
Purman woul beg leave to say TO the
people of Lancaster, that he hopes to
merit by fithfulness and industry in his
labors the @onidence Of al, and justify
the expectations of those who have induced
him 10 accept the responsibilities Of the
position. His experience Of several years
in a similar position, in the West, he
trusts, will not be without its advantage.
in enabling him to build up a good schools
He would. suggest, that, in times like
these it il not wisdom to begin retfsnch-
ment with the school; he, therefore, asks
that the plea Of the times will not be made
against liberal patronage.
To the citizens of Lancaster and imme-
date surroundings he looks for a hearty
aud special support. To this intelligent
people, it is not necessary to mention the
large benefits reflected upon a community
BY a living, thorough school. The sup
port received and the benefit conferred are
mutual.
Whilst every effort will be- made to adj
vance pupils in their several respective
classes, their higher nature will not be for
gotten or neglected,
Discipline will be mildly enforced, yet
promptly, mpartia1ly, faithfully.
We urge pupils being present at the
opening of the term.
Such assistance will be had as is re-
CURED
Instructions in music will be given by a
thorough teacher.
Tuition per term, &C.. as heretofore.
Payment Of tuition required by the mid
Ole Of the term. d. G. PURMAN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
DELINQUENT LAND LIST.
STATE on WIscoNsIN, GRANr c.
TREASURER'S OFFICE,

LANCASTER, GRANT Co., WIS, April 1st, 1853
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to all whom it may
concern, that / will on the second Tuesday Of Nav
Al. D., 1868, the Treasurers flee in Lancaster the
County Seat Of said county between the hours Of nine
o'clock, A. NJ aud four o'clock, p. NJ, of said dav and
the next succeeding days thereafter sell at public auc
ton much of each Of the following described Tracts
Of Lands and Town Lots situated in said Grant county
as may be necessary for the payment of Taxes Interest
and Costs and Charges thereon for the year 1862 which
may remain due and unpaid the said End Tuesday
of Nay, A. D., 1863
ToUa Of Hazel Green TOpn /, Range /, West.
DESCRIPTION SEC. DESCRIPTION SEQ
So pilot No. 10 of Sec. Is ia as of SCI ofne4 rs
VIZ of sea "a neH Of nek 81
wa of neA of neJ1, &
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE
Land for Sale.

escbscribei oersfor sale in osuif purchasers
and the most liberaterms to paymentsan time the
following lands, all lying and either side ofths
Military road, in the Town Of Wingvile Grant COnnty
wisconsin:
Sec. O. Town 6, N. Range West--640acres.
M of Sec. a, Town 8, N. Range West-320 acres
Wa ofSec. Is, Town 8, N. Range West--~32 acres
sw14 Of Sec. %, Town 6. n. Rangel wet-1s0 acrss.
E1z ofnw& of Sec. %, T. 6, N. r. w. so acres.
For particulars inquire of Thos. J. Green Co., ~
Wingyille or A. d. Mills On the premises, agentsfo
Miles White Baltimore, Nd
The property situateo two miles west of WingVills
so fairly divided between prGrie and timber and per-
fectly adopted farming Theselands located in
the the county but contain liv
ng springs and water may be had gywhercby digging
Wingville, June 18th 1850. IL
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MA RIEp=

1870, sTch ed, 1868, BY Msttaia ke.-
10 FsnunSSI r Edward Il. Campbell. 70 Mss Ann
sIss' b Disk, n-al Of FenHlmOrs p.bsv e., Mr..
Agc Il 1t asia y ioz A9'' e Mss Hfa
luntsr ., e are for the token Of respect in
in'n oD y with the above notice. Long and happy
lie 70 A March. 9Oth, 'by Rev. Nicholas wayne,
In BeetoEnit s @a aud Miss. Martha Moore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

Gg-It is reported that in some parts oil
Dodge, Ozaukee and Washington Counties,
the Copperheads are arming to resist the
draft, and in some places men dare not
ayow themselves unconditional Unionists
for fear Of outrages to their persons 0
property. -
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! 1;,srogEL PRICES CURRENT-April /.
corrected Weekly BY Cole & seatOn.)

HANG Hm-The first convict on for
reason has recently been had 10 Kentucky.
The convicted man is Thomas G. Schaclet
d MEADE County. We echo the words of
The Louisville Journal:
We trust that no mistaken clemency will
prevent him from being the first to expiate
his awful crimes on the gaIows.