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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
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commerce

We are glad to learn that General Hooker is
justly indignant at the publication of Surgeon
Lettcrman's report in the Chronicle (war or.
gun) and other papers, which furnishes to any
one possessing the genius Of mathematical cal
culation the exact number of men in the army
Of the Potomac. General Hooker is reported
to have said that the person who published, or
caused to be published, the report of Letter
man should be arrested aud turned over to him.
Good idea
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
Dealing In the contrnbund Trade.

We mentioned n few days ago the arrest of Geo.
Swabakcr and Bernard Wolf, while attempting to
run our lines with cOntraband goods. To-day, we
glcan the following additional particulars. II ap-
pears that these nfCn were taken within our lines
at Seneca. On approaching our pickets, they made
themselves very free, but their conduct arouse
piCnn search was made which resulted in lind.
ing secrctcd In the woods, large quantity Of con-
trahand goods, such only rs are used among the
rebels. Among the goods we're found gross OF
Louisiana buttons, ~. gross Of Virginia buttons
together with lot Of stars, such as the rebel
generals wear. Some Of the articles had evl.
IDENTIFY been opened with the design OF getting
across the river during the night, they had been
seen lurking about tor several days Swabaker
was arrested On the sOth Of November last, on 'hc
Alexandria boat, while endcavOring to ret through
10 the South by that route, having used pass pro-
cured by = suffers clerk. Wolf was arrested In
the lower part OF Maryland about the first Of Fc.
bruary, in the attempt to get South. Both were
subsequently released upon taking the oath of al
lcgiance. Upon the second arrest, Wolf claims to
be British subject.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
ComhscNbIe Property In the District OF
Columbia.
The Washington correspondent of the Ne

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Times writes;
The value Of cOnliscahlr property in the Dis
triCt Of Columbia Is estimated at seven millions
Of dollars. Nine months have elapsed since
Congress passed the CnmlisCati0n net, vet thus
far not one dollars worth Of this property has
been seized hy the United States District Atlur-
ncy, nor one cent Of the revenue arising there
from turned into the Treasury. Unless steps
are taken, and speedily, too, lay the Govern
mrul, all OI this property will be absorbed for
taxes, or hy bogus Judgments aud executions
obtained against the absent owners, by their
friends and relatives here, from scmi-lOyal
magistrates. 1t is u noIuriuus fact that the
rruls acCruing from this property are collected
by agents of the rrh"l owners, umd the money
either held to their credit, or transmitted ~
them IN the South hymcnns Of the underground
rlirDnd. An assistant rebel secretary Of war,
Robert Ould, former United States District
Attorney under james Buchanan, still owns, II
il said lcu or fifteen thousand dollars worth Of
property here; and twu valuable brick dwell
ings, which rent, respectively, for three aud
! four hundred dollars u year, are owned by no
less a parsonage than Captain SCmmus, Of the
pirate Alabama. Jake Thompson, the ccc-
bratCd Indian Trust Bond thief, aud EY Y-Srcrc.
tary Of the Interior alBo owns property here, it
| Is said. Numerous other instances might hr
cited, but these will suffice to show the neccssi-
ty Of prompt action on the part Of the Govern
mcnt, in enforcing the provisions of the Con-
| isCatIOn act.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
The Cation an Ag,n, porol,,

New iw,E. April "+.--Thr Mississippi agent
who was arrested for ordering the rUnstrurtiun
Of cotton machinery has been pnrnlrd until nrNr
week, and is permitted 10 90 to Washington
and explain hi, pu-iliou to the Secretary Of
War. lie Is said To hr Z thulmgh Uuiunist.
was born in Massachusetts, AMI did not intend
10 have III" machinery .so South until the rrhrl-
lion Vas crushed in Mi is7ippI. lie represents
that III" opinion is gaining ground there among
Ill, hrllrr class "I I""l'lr that the rebellion cav
only maintain itself a short tune
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
Working u Up.

The same process Is going on in England
whieh was practiced at the south tor many
years, namely: everything which oyapgcrutcs
or msrcprGsents the condition Of things at the
North, or which can be- brought to their aid in
exciting prejudice against our pc"pIr, IS pub
lishcd by the leading newspapers is .rnclily
caught up and published Tar AMI wr'l' over the
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PESEsyLvASIA AvENUT TO DE SPRINKLTD.-
Our citizens Will learn with great satisfaction
that six watering carts Of the most approve ed
model are being built for the purpose of watering
Pennsy lvantn avenue during the hot and dusty
weather Mr.. Edwin Price has taken hold Of this
enterprise, and II he sprinkes the street well he
will be showcred with blessings rs ell as paid hy
the generous citizens who have dwellings and
stores upon the route.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
Nm Imnortnn1 Confirmation.

The report Of the distinction Of lhr rebel
Eunh"ats Queen of the West and DiaLu is not
only r"nnrm, 10y official dislarrhcs from Gen.
BANKS To I'" lrcr,dvnl, but l. acknowledged
10y lhr rrh"I~ IA the lu"hmoud paper. The
los To- lh' rrmI- "i rh,-r h",rr Is rh, ro-u rc-
rlous hI"" that llr rebellion hr- Received in the
West since the tall ol Island No. 10 and the
canlmrn Of NeM nrLnm-.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
New York Legislative Anairs,

ALBANY, April 24.-The Governor has vetoed
the bill allowing soldiers to vote by proxy on
the ground Of unconstitutonality. The Senate
passed the bill over his veto by a vote of 90 to
%.
The New York Iarbor Defence bill, appro-
priatinS million dollars for that purpose, has
finally passed the Legislature.
The bill authorizing the forming of Bank
ing Corporation under act of Congress has
passed, as also that taxing the,capital OF mon
led corporations.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
MINnOW SHAnEs-

w OF EVERY VARIETY
PARLoRs,
COTTAGES
DINING ROOMS,
AND SLEEPING ROOMS.
cheap and good. For sale by ,,.
np2! 7l9 Chestnut ct, phiiadt2ha.
STATES FLAGS,
- ALI SIZES,
On hGRd and made 10 Ordcr by
ap@2 40 Chestnut st. Philadelphia.
CIGARs.-ALA LARGE INVOICE OF
LuNDREs,
AND MEDIUM SIZE,
Received direct from Cuba
FRED. $. COXZENS,
Penn. av., corner Iith It,,
Washington, u. c.
hp "d-ColI Ana - WhrfOn st., New York
- sARDINE KNIVES,
CORK-SCREWS,
AND SYMPTOMS
mll assortment received.
FRED. S. COZZENS,
Penn, avenue, Washington, D. C.,
hp "3-cOti nnd u Warren st, New York
V'HIMBLE SKElNS AND PIPE BONES, FOR
L WOOD ANLES
Received and for sale By ....
ap2l-Culw JOHN II. ELNANS.
4 tENTLFMEN'S CLOTHING.-We have now in
" store n full stock OF GcntlcmCnB Spring over
coats, business suits, Dress Suits, an Furnishing
Goods ol the latest styles, manufactured with the
same degree OF ueanGss, style, and elegance, as II
made tn order,
WALL, STEPHENS x Co..
JS2 Pcnnsy lvHmia Avenue, between
Ninth aud Tenth Blrrcts
apr Io-tnr lstar \ lutel
DOYS CLOTnING.-Wc are now In recent Of A
ID large assortment Ol boy aud Chiliren's Cloth
ing at the newest ST les, suitable Tor the present
season for dress aud school wear, 10 which we In-
Niic the attention OF parents.
WALL, SrEPHENS& Co.,
JSS Prnnsy lvHuia Az Nrnur, between
Ninth aud Tenth streets
apr lO-inr lstnr niell
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED Wanted to
i rent, Tor SIX monihH or u ear, beginning with
May D, "a Furnished House, with six Urright rooms
Ahh tEUod-a'rd ynru, II respectable and an easily
accessible pat "i the city Adrras, stating terms
IL l. 'r' ~ street. Ap 2l-eult
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
The broadway Railroad Contest

ALRANY, April 24.-Gcorgc Laws Broadway
railroad project has finally passed the Lcgisa-
tur". That body udiOurns tomorrow.
New York, April 24.-It appears that the
representatives, of the Broadway bill also com.
lncnccd laying tracks last night after the ITar
lem Company had been injoned. The objrrt
Is to obtain the right of way 80 far as it could
be 10y means Of IL temporary track.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
New York Legislators Arrested for
HrIbrrY

ALBANY, April 24.--Wniam Brown, mcm-
her Of the Assembly from Monroe county, has
brcm arrested on liz" charge Of receiving a val
uahc consideration Tor vulru On certain hill.
Gideon Sclrls, late member Of the Assembly
from thlllaraugus county, has also been ar.
rested "u the charge Of hrincry and corruption
in Connection with legislative business.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25

SEIZURE OF AN IMPORTANT CHARACTER.-On
Thursday Major Morris, one Of the detective
officers in Baltimore, succeeded in the seizure,
at this port of a schooner called the Mary Fran
ccs, commanded by Captain Henry. Accord
ing to tie evidence of several parties this ves-
sci has Furccedcd In making no less than thir-
teen successful trips between New York, Phila-
dclphia, Baltimore, and southern ports, and
has carried to the rebels various invoices OF
merchandise estimated at scarcely less than
one million dollars. The captain was placed
in close confinement in Fort McITrmry to await
the action Of the military authorities. TIL"
schooner was supplied with Il false bottom of
such construction that almost any one would
be- deceived in relation 10 her depth Of hold.
Hrrp,Nlxn REGIMEHTs.-The return Of regi-
r,rur. from the war is now a subject of COM
u.uIr drnruss. jr. Tho friends Of tho soldiers,
vi,.r trr3N or service are about expiring, are
d,sr,uu, of having the brave fellows return
home, with their shattered banners flying and
drums beating. Slill ii Is doubtful whether
these lrOoI7 will return in body, as their dis
missal from service will take place upon the
uCld and the n"u lsill become scattered, while
a proportion Of llrm, II is hrlirycd will re.
. enlist without returning from the seat of war.
| Those who return home will probably take the
| quickest and nearest rOulr-caCh man anxious
/ To- grt among his friends soon AS possible.
Many, therefore, will probably leave for the
. North without consulting their comrades as to
I the time and manner OF returning home.
! IIu.T. Cor. FERWIAR L,ZFAR, of the Fourth
Nrw York Cavalry, died in this city on Thurs
day, Of typhoid fever.
TuE barracks whirh have been erected at
New Island, New York, are for the acrOmmO-
li"u Of consrrirls during the canning summer.
Fln>NNDo WuDn has been in the habit Of
rlnniug the merit "f having paid the expense
uI uranniZiug the Mozart Regiment Bul all
the "lirrrs Of ii have ISSUED Il card denying
that hr ever paid p.uny toward ii.
HEAVY GAMMA MIR. lulm Ericsson, of New
York, prolOscs tu the Government to make six
.WIuUght-iruu guns, l3 inch Calibrc at $50, 900
for each gun. MIR. Robert McCurly, Of New
lOrh, Ia, also prup"-ri tu build Il lU-mch gun,
to throw by centrifugal force from thirty to
forty shot, shell, or hot shot per mnutr-thu
pIlCc Ul each gun to be from so 900 to $50 ,O0O
TUE NEw OCEAS STF,NsHps.--1he present
fleet Of the Atlantic Royal Mail COMPANY Is now
completely ready for sea aud in condition to
commence immediate operations, tho Anglia,
the fourth vessel, having made u successful
trial trip. The other steamers Of the line the
AdriutiC, the Anglia and the COlumbiu are now
lying in southampton docks, and the IIiburnia
at Liverpool, all having been officially survey
ed, and being now ready for sea,
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
COIOrs OF New York Regiments Presented
to the state IcgIslature,

ALBANY, April 24.--Thc colors Of seven rcgi-
ments Of New York volunteers were to-day pre-
sent0d TO a joint session Of the Legislature,
presided over by the Governor of the State
They are those Of the Forieth, Thirtirth, Six
tieth, SiSty-drst, scyenty-tirst, and One Hun
dred and Second regiments.
The Committee of Conference of the two
Houses have partially agreed to reconsider the
Assembly Gold bill, cOntning the prohibition
to transactions in gold or exchange, at rates
above par in currency.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25

and forty cents, and other minor articles, all Of
which have not yet been recovered. He was sent
TO jail.
POLICE CAsEs.-samn Pope, disorderly conduct,
fined Sl.A Pat. Malay, do, workhouse.
the MAREETs,-The following is a list ofpriees
as reported for the Republican, up to ~ M, to-day
Flour (family) $500 to alOOO
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
AMlL-sLnNcry Clmh Enrmch m Nn.nrmn.

NASHVILLE, APril II The Nashville Union
cub Tonight IHsNrd, unanimously ar, solution
that slavery d,hvuur- Labor. smulhrlb enter
prise, is tucUmpalhlr with IuIrllI-uu, sound
morality, and the prrmancucy Of the ErpulIir;
that It prevents tlrdryrlupmcnt Of 0iIhrrr,uurcrs
Of the state, drives ont the iudu,trinIs. and
lessons the free population ufa lrr. country, ,
The resolution declares II should he anulishr,l
as soon IN Compatible with the saIrl, Of slaves
and the interests OF loyal Masters
The club consist, uI five hundred mrmh,.r..
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
Order.d dInIne Llrlh

We understand that an "rlrr has lrcn .ucd
from the War Department To send t., the field
all officers Of every grade who are lit for ACTIVE.
service aud nl the places Of such officers a.
are on detached duty in cities, etc., by officers
disabled in the service for active duty.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
10000 REBELS REPORTED IN
SOUTHEASTERN MISSOURI
PRICE HAS TWELVE THOUSAND CON-
SCRIPTS.
MOVEMENTS or CEN TANDErER.

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Tho Rolla Correspon-
dent of the Democrat says Marmaduke has
force Of 90, 900 rebels in Eastern Missouri, and
that Price has 49, 900 conscripts at Pocahontas.
This is, doubtless, an evaggcration.
Gen. Vandcvcr left Rolla on Wednesday with
a brigade of cavalry, battery Of artillery, and
infantry, aud the remainder Of the cavalry and
artillery Of Gen. Ewing and Orms' divisions
was to move yesterday.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
Go,tscb.Ik,. Corc.rtsr, wm.rd.,.

The renowned pianist, Gottschalk, will give two
grand concerts in WillArds' Hall, on Monday and
Wednesday evenings. He Is assisted by rare vocal
and instrumental talent, and the lovers Of excel
lent and classical music will enjoy the entertain
ment most highly.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
LATER.

The Assembly has refused to pass the bill al
lowing soldiers to vote by proxy over the Gov
ernor's veto by vote of 81 to 20. Both
branches subsequently, passed resolutions for
an amendment to the constitution SO as to al
low soldiers TO vote, by vote Of 20 to 0 In the
Senate, and 20 to 30 in the Assembly.
The Senate passedA resolution characterizing
the Governors veto as extra official and unau-
thUriZcd.
Both branches passed Deans Gold bill limit.
ing corporations in loans on gold or exchange
to par Of currency.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
A R,beI Agent Rnns the nIocknd,.

NEW YORK, April 24.-The Commercial A,l-
rertiscr says that the blockade was recently run
by Cornell Bradley, from Richmond, who made
purchases here to the amount of three or four
thousand dollars, and returned to Richmond.
Bradley formerly belonged to Patterson, n. j.,
and has been engaged in making percussion
caps and manufacturing cloth at Richmond.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25

RAnRoADs-Arrtpdl and Departure Of TraiHS.-
The advertisements on our fourth page sre insert
ed by authority of the railroad companies sever
ally named, are officially corrected when changes
are made, hence can be relied upon as correct.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
ArrlvaIof the North Star.

New loRE, April 25.-The steamship North
Star has arrived from Aspinwall on the eth
inst. She brings S257,OOO in treasure from
California.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
DIED,

suddenly, in this city, on the afternoon OF the
2Ith inst, JoHH SILVA MEEHAE, Esq, aged 70
years
lhe iuhrl II Will take place on sunday afternoon
Capitol HIl to which his friends are respectfully
invited.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25

RoDBERY.-Yesterday PAtrolman Dlrky, of the
Fifth ward, arrested Eliza Blnckman, chargedw
rUbhing sailor named Dave UNeil OF S@s In Treas
ury notes. There were two other women accused
OF the robbery, but upon examination this morn
ing before Justice Ferguson they wcFc dismissed
Eliza WIS sent 10 Jail 10 await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
Proxo.t Mar.haI for Now Xork CItx.

We incidentally learned to-day that Lieut..
Col. Jas. Nugent, formerly of the Sixty-ninth
New York volunteers, has been appointed
provost marshal for the city New York under
the enrolment hill passed by Congress.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
o u FICIAL.
NOTICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Washington city, d. G., Jan. 25, 1868.
In consequence Of the pressure of business at
the War Department, passes for citizens to visit
the Army of the Potomac will be given al the
Office of Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, l39 Pennsylvania
avenue, above Nineteenth street. Ia3O
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25

SIGSALIEO PnIsoNCHs.-Mrs. Reed was arrested
ycFi"rhny Tor making signals to prisoners in the
Old Capitol. She was released to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25

IT is not true that Caleb Gushing has solicited
of Governor Andrew the command ofa colorcd
regiment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
STOCK Market Today.

We are indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
for the following condition of the stock and
sale market to-day;
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25

81 The once Of the National RsPubli-
can ia At BII Ninth street, between Penn
YlVania avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
II II. c RR VI,

w II. CARR RYL,
w Wholesale and Retail
q q X r AIN ORE,
Masonic Hall, No. 7l0 Chestnut Street.
ABOVE SEVENTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Wide French Satins
Wide French DrOcatelles
Wide French Satin de Laine.
Wide Worstrd DamAsk
Wide Union Damask.
Midc Damask Table Cloth, per yard
Wide MOquette Tor Railroad Cars
French Pushes for Railroad Cars
GILT COrnices and Bands.
Cords, GimpB and FFinges
TasBels and LOOps.
Hooks, Rings and Brackets.
Furniture Coverings,
EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS.
Lace Curtains, s 100 pair.
Lace Curtains, 500 pair.
Lace Curtains, 8 100 pair.
Lace Curtains, 8 7.5O a pair.
Lace Curtains, s 8 90 a pair.
Lace Curtains, $50 pair.
Lace Curtains, s 900 pSiF.
Lace Curtains, s $50 pair.
Lace Curtains, 5000 pair.
Lace curtains, Sl2.OO pair.
Lace curtains Sli.W pair.
Lace Curtains, $500 pair.
Lace Curtains, $1,000 pair.
Lace Curtains, $500 pair.
Lace curtains, 5000 pair.
Lace Curtains, S2b 90 pair.
Lace Curtains, $50 60 n palF
Lace Curtains, 5000 pair.
Lace Curtains, 5000 pair.
NrrNJnnW SITAnpo
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-25
OUR ARMY HOSPITALS.
Report OF the Inspector-In-ChIer.

We have received from the Sanitary Commits
sion the second report of the the Inspector-in-
Chief of the Department of Special Inspection
Of General Hospitals. The report, from which
we make some extracts, Flates chiefly to tho
hospitals in the West Since the last report
eighteen inspectors have been or are now on
terms of service; as follows, viz:
DR.. VIM. w. Morland District Of Columbia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-17

The RAILROAD SURvEY-Tha Survey.
is not yet completed, and We are una!,le to
give full report this week. Tie survey
Jug party have, up to the present time of
writing, advanced to within few miles of
the Mississippi After reacllir that at the
mouth Of the Platte, they will hav only
about seven miles more, down the bank Of
the Mississippi to finish up the work.
The route from this place will no where
necessilate grade OF more than thirty
feet to the mile, and this only in the first
mile. After that, it will average about 5
feet to the mile until the bnck water in the
Platte is reached, distance of fifteen miles
by the proposed road. From there, the
fall is SO little that it is hardly worthy Of
note.--PlatteyiHe Witness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-17

PROCEEDINGS OF BoARD.-The Clerk
and members Of Board cannot spare the
minute books for US to copy any pat of The
proceeding for our paper this week, but
next week we may copy and print quite
profuseIy.
Among the important proceedings may
be noted an order to lay out a more direct
road to travel between Boscobel, Fennimore
and Lancaster. An appropriation of 81 900
for bridges and aid to towns for building
and repairing bridges. An appropriation
of $1,000, being a part of $4,000 for
building a home for crazy and insane per-
sohs-this being ordered in plrs Of a
recommendation of the Grand Jury at the
fall term of Court. The building is TO be
on the County Farm.
We learn that the board expects to adj
Journ to-day for two or three weeks. and
then meet to finish their work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-17
STEAM Saw MIL AND FARM FOR SALE

STEAM Saw Mill AND FARM FOR SALE.
Mr.. John B. HARRISON. residing in the
south part of Lancaster. having taken it in
head to sell out and remove to California
adyertises for sale bis steam saw mill prop
erty. situated in the Hurricane timber, with
the farm and timber lands thereto ATTACHED !;
also, bis splendid hQme farm. This farm
is desirable property, as much SO as any
we know Of in the county. The improve
ments thereon were commenced over twen-
tyiyears ago, and the land has been well
farmel, being now as good and fertile as ev-
er. On the premises are good buildings,
large bearing orchard, school near by and
all that is wanted fer happy country home.
The saw lpill mpst lie VALUABLE nraperty,
being situated in dense fogest OF heavy
timber, ard yet so pear the prairie as Ia
have markets for any quantity Of lumber.
Mr.. HARRISON is ANXIOUS To sell and his
property may be had no Doubt greatly pn-
der value.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-17
DdKtu tIIe - udy u -.
Form Of notice of taking up a stray:

Taken up BY the subscriber, residing in the
town OIL, on land owned FOR occupied
by him in said town, on or about the - day
of --s, Is; one chestnut horse with a
star in his forehead and about seven years old.
Dated at ---- day cs -, i8--.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-17

BooK BrxnIEG. - Our Rack Binder viii
come again about the 10th Of November, after
which time he my be found at the Herald
printing Office, LANCASTER. Magazines and
Newspaper volumes Of any size bound in
cheap style or costly. Cd books, school books
and family libraries re bound or covers repair
ed at trifing charge. Old papers and pam
phlets stitched for preservation, or bound with
Cheap covers. Blank books made to order,
and old account books and accounts made rs
good as new. Maps and plots repaired or put
On canvas with rollers. We pledge that he
will not make unreasonable charges for work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-17
WANTED WANTED. WANTED!

Settloment with Ill my customer on before Decem
Der ls; particularly thc4e who know themselves
indebted me. This notice must be considered upper
alive. III il is not needed other virtues win be tried
Lancaster Nny. 10. 1862 q ID. III. BUDO.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-17
ryPRor. O. j. WooD's Ham REsToR-

AriyrThis astonishing preparation will Dy Natntes
sen process restore grey Hair 70 iAe otgsAas eos''
viii make it grow on Bald Heals.
Will restore the natural Secre uons.
viii remove at once all Itching.
Will remove all Dandrun-
will cure all Eruptions- ever, SeAld Aeaf
viii make the Hair soft and glosry.
Will preserve this Color Of Hair to uld Ages
win always Fasten ii. and stop Il Failing.
And IL one the best let Articles aor the HAIR nov
nsa THOUSANDS Soldiers 10 the Army .Ase sess
fed ~ she above. who bad become ny, and had 1851
their Hair " " ssS, change If climate: and inatten
tion while ss rs eousln duty - Restorative
'no + W. ii. BAXTER, Agent for Lance wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-11-17

HoGs.-Pork starts firmly at a lair price
this season. The supply is fair. as well as
the demand Short crMk ofcorn. caused
BY the summer srosts, account for some
part Of the high rate Of pork. Mr.. James
s. Black adyertises the price he will pay for
pork at Lancaster, with any rise the market
may justify.