davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-07

= ~ DOLLARS ReWard.-Stoien On the night Of
0vDU tho Goth inst, from the Light Artillery
Csmp, TayloiAs firm, near Chains Bfdn, nne bay
Horse. He = i've years old this spring. has small
star in TIE face aud has never boen in haRnem 1hs
above reward will be paid for hs dsivery 70 me q
Botton's bridge, and no questions asked -. s,
: ..@j s',..s, -. L l. HARCUN,
Z .fe 2e-ets Major etark's Light Artillery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-07

= x /. u. no
uS' : J: s,. y, n. u ~ - ~
{: So 9 -, - = !.
E. va = 1asI go. - 81
~ - = Sil111S r. p ~ - ~ Cas-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-07

-~~>>-~,~~-~->~~~~~~~> -~~~~~-I~~-~
1000 DoLLARs aEwARO lon the ri. :. Of
broken open and the following articles stolen Seven
pieces black and white Calico yard wde four pieces
black and white ginRham; three pieces brswn da.
mask eighteen dozen colored cotton handk eFchiefr;
one white Grape shawl: one new black cloth coat;
Ave peNs bleached cotton; three slate oolored fet
bats; twenty dozen Brooks white spool cotton;
fourteen ozen lead Pench; lot of black skirt brad
neck ties, black kid gloves; white linen handler,
chieie; Swiss rulings, shoee, &c. win give the
above reward fof the recovery Of the goods OF pro
-, : EMANUEL szMon,
NH 7-0tA No 90 Main street.
CTOLHN-t2O Reward. = Stolen nom 8 64t It The
per Pipes, with connestious on t6sm, bslonsine 70
Q eteam en- CINE !; also, severed Brass Valves The
shove inward win be paid 70 any psrson who win
cover them. Dealers in old metal win please keep
. lookout for them. JOHN A JHTHR -
Third door from st PAurs CHURCH, Grace ct. =
WANTED-To buy. . Force Pump, suitable to
feed "a y, horse steam soaisz. Apply q above.
mh5-2ss 81 sf
g ToIkN III, COO Hswa1d.-stolen ffnm my Per.
- son by the Yankee raide1a . vary large Gold
Watch, hsndsously chased, with wreath Of fovsfsof
dieseat ooiors around the gold acs, and the iaials
md s-ss. II B zNDsSsos, Hsoo,er.
q DOLLARS Reward.-Lost, Gold Sleeve hut
u ton, with the Initials Of my name on Il, come
where on the street. r ID EACHO.
mh Tilt - $50 f'sg . $3.50 'i1i@ -2 :
n OsC-On Thursday evening, March 81, q lhe
Old ice house some four and Q half mites above
Richmond, on the Westhnm paaDkruad, . large Gold
Clustered brcsstpiu with casbuncle set. UNDER
stand that lady found T. she win DO literally re4
werdsd Il shs returns Il or write ne VOID where II
can be had LIS =; R:CARRMGr0N, So
y - Al Major b 81 Woods ofaoe,
Corner 9th and Broad sts, Richmond, Va.
mh6-7tA es--- - 80
r OsI-190 Reward.--Lost on Sunday morning,
February 28th, 1851, between sASth sttt ct aed
81 Johns Church, upon Broad street or at the
Church,a a9y'g gold watch kay and watch pin. The
key has et6o barrel; the pin coil around black
enamelled cross. II delivered 10 Captain Henry
RiveS, oosuef Of 18th and Broad Streets or 20 A y
Stokes & %. the rswazd VII b paid. s...-ff.
CTOLHN-From the front Of Gen Elsay's house,
II corner Of 6sn md Grace stsi on the night q Tho
08tk Of February ? Between 10 and III O'Clock, IN
mare Waafull ffteea hands high, with long name,
tail rather short, feta0cks closely trimmed, condi
ton good. and branded sc 8" on the loft sbouldes-
brand indiefinct. 4 suitable reward Viii be given
70 any one who may be able TO give information Of
her Whereabouts, On delivering her q Engineer
HogdqcArteSs, corner 10Th aud Franklin cts. ;si
80. as W n STEVENS,
nah 2.4t s.s ~: ~, Colonel Hagtnesre.s
Hnn DOLLARS eWard.-SsoleI On the night Of
e1VVy the Goth inst, from the Light Artillery
Camp, TAyl0 firm, near Chains BfdB, fne bay
Horse. He = i've years old this spring, has small
fn~a ~nAh Am hooa Sa h~v NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-07

ehes sssy. uuuII
DIED. xSxsa ~e4rAe.
~. 49, ~ 49,, Au01B, $780, = ~
~ SsesS Nsie1e, 49, - ~ ~ ppe11ss6o q
Ins eseNnl ~ ~ -. i1nn eea Oo1yt -
- 1870 I. n sseisek: ~ 6seaes q ne ~ q
In - y a. ~ lpesaaa. u - o,cloet -
81 e I'll 81 9 49,. s.s = I.
sS:r1ie me-, - 49, seln11 -
q sssssy 49, = -. -, 80 49, 49,
| ~ SSss sVssn slseass - ss.a1 Yssss.sss
sSiaIic, fsspsesee 49, Nsssvse - - - -
das6lal - - ~ -. -. =.
=. M - = sssss, m ~ - asw !. - :;
~ - SssS sAsIdssA snAaytew -
ne c1Uoe o. huma9 - NnaseS
shs;i sresd yhcr walks a. 1lvtno asa. I - :
III y, !. = ~. \; - IS laSsulne u II O'Clock.
-. fsssSs a ne fAgdiy and Or hi btosAsss dle
s. ~ si1v MIND ia attend. -.
IPes"y"s NJ - = -. .,I>,rs.. ~ ia sah -
DepaWse 49, ~ "a 49, ~ xnbfnHT1W IE
s0sS q nsee - 49, -. e Rsns IN d a.
INV ~ e.As ~ - T.. ~ - '.' !"
WSSSS liasIss ehlldseo 20 come hnto NJ and 1bs-
: e
rA..,...h a.. han.a and - thA hoprs. -. :. .
s,t "Ssrss ~ ~ .vsaee p eoae; = = =.
r.s - = k.isSaes hAua I'm aura -.
.mS -. 8csven nm .ovp.-, -. -,
n...~.. - ,.1..ss.,.,es.e ~ ,he a,-ns A.
Inc =. - - X..s.. s ~ szs:cs"f
s.vtes 70 susna ~ 81, ~ ~ -. y.
49, ssscsl ~ y, oa'osi .as's '.' -
nOon, % cOeseex - - : 20 . - -
AZ LetteTmorsh Hospital, July feth, 1853, b p
y. ~ ~ .s;ssSsS, - ~ -
NJ ~. GecFlv aoSfh Carosiufsn viii niease
copy. :. = .'E -. ~" ~" -
-, .aEpxCIAL NOTYCINx $ -
.y~-~~---~~r-r
- IN PRESS,
,. AID WIN :, n b o,s = 'ss days.
s.es,s% 20 w 20 - .o 80
n. .,.,,- :, A.. M and a.eood Ysa,, az the
-. $500, 49,, 49,, 49, ,...xa. -, :,
uacss ,,h eue ss@ tn.,r. ~ ~ vsats.
View q me ~af, WIN neW sneoTy u w As"eos
oosrscseh ,,.. - 7'''ii ssa
Dealers snoala senc ~ teeir SIusfs ~ on0e' sa-;
AYsss Z WADs, RS smsns T..
- =. =.
90 JUST resolved ana opened ~ No. sas'
thing nice had bsltsf be IN tine - II y tho only
lot OF the ktnd In the South; 800 pa1re OF m1ssee
csvelry boots LOCO neckties, narrow, for stAndipg
80 scSs snSs ,.ss rs ,s:s
kinds Il ahoss and goods not described.
DARBY, READ GENTRY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-07

ANfED-To employ lady who h nrsa rate
w operator on sewing mashines uans& tho
fefences, statirg Whare An mterviev may be had
B 3, - DispatCh ofhco. ss.fs-s -ss NH 7-1ts
V0ANTED-A good 6unsmith He must come
" welt recommended. Apply ct the Stste Ar.
nDry corner Of nh and Gary ss1ssss H,s1%Sad.
mh7-ss ohierx Ordnance q virginia. 4
Nv ANfED- 10 hire Wednesday evening q eoeh
w week, . good Saddle Horse, for which fAir
price will be paid Apply n the Park House, cor
ner q Broad and oth e. iInmedi.tely. nh7-stt
WANTED-A No farm hand, : naa q eood
a,a.: a'i Apply : 0' ''e'''sn r1 sincsss ~
NH 7-ses Trsdsgsr Iron works.
VVANTED-A Gsrdener-A psrson 70 attend &
~ Garden, In the vicinity of the CITY. One With
ont ma family family preferred Address 49," this once.
~ character can obtain . good home BY calling
II the furniture store ON franklin street near 18TH
| mn ~ - 0US0tN.
w A Sa or spout Flour. Apply = !sa
w ANfHD-fos eli ) house and lot 60 fsSs front,
sss. ss oa -. sssr e ~
fsss a.s' iSs 1sg! near a's;sss Sssv'
WTANTED = t600--Asy person having The
w ab0ve am0unfs and do not wish 70 oOnVegt
p,yaSls 3oth August il sSrrsnt nessy. Apply
corner Of Trsnklin and lsth sta m S-MA
WANTED-A sttuatsol. By 3 siogis man, e eeE-
" dsnsr, who thoroughly un1asesAds IT, eolU.
yAtion Of fruits. howsrs, and vegetables. Apply n
tn days. - IL s-sSss
1HI ANT1D-To Teachsra.--Wanied, & lady quail.
w ned 70 teach the Eneiish branokes n = ART.
ehe fenale college Adarsss, givinf refsreaceo,
f:s s ss:s'sa Nv. required na ss
Ata small girl. suitable lor hene se9vsst an
nnrse Apply On ~ street., warwtek,s ROH. third
dor from Clay sszest. .sse.s I nj l-Nt-,
TN ANTED1 1 man q 1fsady, indu1iFious hab.
w Is not hAbis = eonsrrtpeos. Who under
ga snploynsas = sppiyiss . % ~ aasSdss
s,dney acl!ess' OF Primes dvasd y. 80
WAEfKD-FoF the resaipdef q the year, 8 Ger.
vsns woman, yhe = eooa u.ehv aad i.essE
circumstances preferre4. 4 lieerea pstes VII %
r ND s ARR!y 70 e s0. z s.3 An III,
WANrED-A sitaetion . eaS11as1. 81 9 me-
With snail Antly, not hsble e soasslptJ@r
Psntal erd vsgesael. sasdsaag ,ah1 The s.osiagef
fruit tree; wa tAkS sAasgS u M, ket eaSdsD
sssr tAss city. Address @aAspEHnA: |: e -. Or
M AHTfD by hDily Il tAses l1iss 1ael
q .naogs soafd' Aadrsas, sta'tas Psr:i'.le.,
"L,S BOZ go. Nh S-9c
N AsrsD-s.'''al vsl'.a'sEss:. ! Arr Kris e
" Surge. IA eha,s. wlsSs aosp5sl.
WANTED-Ann sdsrgroand evefsser & tse G,
" bon Hin 0ineA. Who y practical Ulnef a14
e1perisnced n the uAnaGaneet 9l q % lahoI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-07

~: - $1,000: !! SSm: I = IL 80 q
k{Nralas CO, Va, - m1ss ANNIE -
1hoo o10v.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-07

- Jf1sCHlp NuTlcE.5As companions
AeeoAGH6TH 80 9 6oaeN1 = etnae1 eeRvocss!on
g - S6O&W $500 o ~ l1asoass Nan, - dts
(S1oa1ngl eypN1ueQ ! 1acIesk.. ~ "a z p. - =
= Ia i RlDDfCK, ssc,y. !,
njrk7h, 4 ~. Al lsl4, p An sssa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-07

RerNOu1D0--A 1ee1bag - - s1oekAoldsr
Co9scsr M lsHaiS s a. oGcs, q IT, vlr9ini'
~ G0Stnoeo 0nnpany, d ths .dlY Of RleAp1ond
s1sy, - sss ~ = q March as1s' . ''''s'
Haaa = ~ DoAsa e Drsstoes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-07

.,eevuka 80. ~ 80 ot tNea9etysk SAs
49, 1s5r11fe slIcetsa tspa Ca Lee
s..s,s.a11rla slush pr he slAngusgs of I
..sA1SY 1(1ltess would. regard eentaRiel
49, ~ q NM : Rssenf of Mobility. end
sAauA eCullnsA ~ isapiM stAss 10 dsedl
8 vesS6raseu1s anA Aerotsn.
~ ss2nN HqT, =. II. :, se; = & g;
AsssaGH4e0o1 = 6aee1e essss1 senvocsuos
= sA110N51N 49, . shg 1gasca's Nan, . ss''
(Mea1ngl eyyo1ueQ 9'eleek.- - fs7 z i.s, :
S'1s'a. 80. " ~, ! s,pD,ok, s q j,
nSyk7A, 4 { ~. AD lslA p An aasA.
.t5-lsx :. -. !. -. =. 49,
VqLyf 3. e .s.es,s: ;.H tal =.
- 49, q - Nond q pabiis Wesks, p u
- vSiioyseeAisssd ~ ths roisuesioe q ese
O0 60 s.e--. i. 80 q
-, { H0roD 4 pNsviazs RAneeAp Ca
00..A3 onAs1hs e H. 1ova a Ntec.ose g
01601nQay, hid - Tse .37sot ~. tneiol
ksht r. - W 9dsssase y Rne''shsd Y I'm
ss.zs;s sa,.r.s.s. MN. e..,.. .s.,...
- - lf1F06 III, aid pstJbss kav-
~ - q a. eonpaay drawn 60 cry IL III
HShsgssras - : a e ~ 80 s.as'
nz:aAk, lisnisa. &zsrln~s sad ssnsissl eopS.
n So Z II s..,.:. 80. $3.50. -
sewM0u1pu.-An es11se q - sleskAolAsis
~, - ~ H2eAnend I1pneta0g eea 1xpertaeg
Co. a ss > q s. i n sSs sat
8. n!lei, 6: sssA = h.zsA ss.s : s Ses'ss
:ssa y 1.::s =. 6 ps:::sss ;.o,. -. :
. aGZLIEARY NOzYCxH ss.e..,
4 TrINfiON MARYLANDRRs You are re
"a ysssssl % msss asthe Magnolia Hall, on 10Th
e'esesk, % oFtasiss permanent company for local
zi!i g =: ', arc Invited 70 attend. =
HEAlQs u bArrALIoH CAvALsY,
Local Defeacs Troop, March I, 1854.
TUE ssnes.iss e !e,s e:.ts e! Y: o,ds.ea 70
6sfaiag, y soesock, fully equipped.
aAs-lst las d VAUGHAN, Adjs
- Rsz1o's Co 3, IsF Barr CAvALaT, :
tLesSeodDace, Forces Locsi Detsnes, r
LIZ RtehmonA, March Z, 1884. -
1pDD1s No 6-Nsnbsn Of company B are
Ohssshy ordered 70 meet q the City Han this
U1eadAyl morning, eo O'Clock, mounted and
eauipps4 tor day. Members sbsentlne themselves
ending - ssguiattnas.'
~ ordsF w q Hayward, Capt Com'G.
W17-lts W + CRAWFORD, q 8.
AkA1efn Co a, Let Bat Local D-f Trons,
Riohmoua, Nor z, l8e4.
N\1 0Dmbegs of this Company arc commanlet
= "a this nngulng IT O'Clock, II tho corns,
01ltA ao& Bank Dereets, mounted and fully equip
- An s1oentees WIN BE- reported 70 The enrolling
e0aR. =, p order:
tUWAaD1oe, ~ ~ NH 7-ltA
HD9n Go o, Ia BAT O17'7 for Local Dc.
fence, Rtohmona, March 7th.
TH11Y ue0Ner q tbs oompeny & hereby or
.L1 1Fs1 - nees promptly q O'Clock this morn
iSS = tAsoiv Han. ~ order. ...s
~is = ~ n N0RILE4f, Capt.
Va koaa nazeH, o 3. $50 NH 7-ltt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-07

=; $
B 49,: 49, ! =: - : I
q: 1gllSs an. F. 81 x I,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
CONCLUDING REMARKS.

Mr.. johnson here began TO thank
his audience for their attention, but
they, cried g Go on, go on" so unani-
mously and persistentlY, that at the
suggestion Of Mr.. Sherman, who was
to follow, he continued for half an
hour longer, presenting with much
piearness and force many evidences
1has the politicians of the South re-
svsaSss thesidea that the people were
capable of sclf-government, and were
iscnt on establishing an aristocracy
or a monarchy, involving the servi-
tade and slavery of the mass of the
reople, both white and D.ack. This
as, undoubtedly, the object Of the
Yresent rebellion; and in this object
Jaey received the sympathy and Sc
eret support Of Northern leaders III
Tie opposition ranks. The only way
is avert this subversion of free Gov
ernment was by the complete and
annihilating overthrow of the rebel
Lon In the field and at the ballot box.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

pen- There was Union mass meet
ing in Pittsburg few days ago
Some 10000 people were present
Cen. Simon Cameron was one Of the
speakers. He told some good news
that will interest the Republican au-
dience of the whole Union, as much
as it did the crowd gathered to hear
the stout old ex-Socretary of ar
He said
I came ont here for the purpose Of
seeing what you were doing, and !
can feturn to the East and toll our
friends that the West is all right, and
will send ns tremendous majority
| Applause / can give you little
good news, too, and it is that at the
coming election we shall gain at least
four members Of Congress, probably
five, and I really think seven. Loud
cheers There is no doubt that We
shall carry the State in October
The only question is the majority
and I want you to work from now
until the second Tuesday to make il
overwhelming.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

OuGHr TO Know. We cannot but
think this is damnably singular--the
adjective is chosen with proper care
that in the present imitation o.
prices there should be cheapened to
such a degree the articla for which
Jesus gave his Chicago Times.
This religious observation occurs
in an article bewailing the cheapness
of substitutes, and complaining them
with Durham bulls, merino rams, and
trotting horses. As the editor Of the
Times bought enc not long since, he
ought to know how damn bly, Singh
lar il Is without making sach Q inss
about Il il BIS newspaper
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

4 q An acknowledgment to ether
Governments that it is no longer
nation. Yougre now passing through
tha third ordeal that all nationsmust
mass through. A nation must first
ha horn next it must prove itself
comnetent to sustain itself among
the nations of the earth and then
Il has. after that, ii must prove itself
able to conquer intestine foes and
traitors at home. And while we
have them in the south detylng
rs with arms, are you right sure you
have not some Of these intestine, Sc
cret enemies to the Government in
your midst /? Voices, Eyes, plenty OF.
fheya.n1 II you understood them
here. IS we do III the South, you
would know precisely how to deal
with them and unless you meet
them cffectualIy at the polls, you
may be under the necessity Of learn
ing how to dispose Of them finally.
COMPROMISE, AND WHAT BECOMES OF
SOUTHERN UN1oNIsTs.
An armistice, compromise, and
peace. These bring back Grant,
Sheridan and Sherman, and give up
aIl YOU have conquered. And at this
point l begin to feel personal inter
est. What viii you do with the I'M
Tor men Of the South, who are strug-
cling there for the nations cause?
Notwithstanding my State was sold
like sheep in the shambles, million
of people transferred without their
consent, by three men, into the rebel
lion, / am proud to say that Tennees-
see has twenty-five regiments OF Tn
ion soldiers in the field. Cheers.
Are you going to hand them over to
the tender mercies of the rebels r
TVoices-" Never, never" When
hear you talk about an armistlce ana
Compromise, I feel as though you
would have some one in your midst,
rising up like Peter the Hermit, OF
old, whose high appreciation OF the
Holy Land and the sepulchre OF our
Savior, was so great that he raised
hosts Of the faithful to redeem it from
the Turkish rule. | should think
some patriotic master spirit here 10
the North would, when you talk
about compromise and Confederate
independence, get up a crusade to re-
deem the graves of your fallen he
roes from rebel rule and desecration.
No true patriot can dream OF peace
while the bones Of his brothers and
sons are in hostile hands. Then why
should you talk about compromise?
Your Government cannot live # 1t
cannot put down treason and trait
ors 1t will contain within itself the
elements Of its own destruction, and
sooner or later they will overthrow
it. There can be no peace until
every rebel is conquered, and submits
to the Constitution and the laws.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
A GRIcULTURAL NoTICEI

~
Farmers, especially, your attention Is called to tho
fact that
d. III Budd has he agency for ali kinds
Of PtoaOS Manufactured By rs
Potter d Son, Ptatte0tlte.
tits fact no one win attempt to aery Eat MesssT
Potter do intend u be cut done ia the line 81
piows. With ali their long experience and facilities
Tor the manufacture of pows, they Certainly en<
tied fair share Of patronage, and theeiarmer q
Grant county ought to be fr0ud Of Manufacturing
establishment which is foremost in the ranks OF naH
Gcturi- an article SO much needed and 80 ndispen-
sable. Z les adopt all modern improvements and SELL
as low The times will admit o.
I will furnish any kind Of pillow made by Messrs. =.
Mt retail prices at Patevie. comprie
ing
COMMON STUBBI4E PLANS,
DOUBLE FRONT flows,
BREAKING PLOWS,
SINGLE Shovel Flows
Double shovels insny quantity. Rolling cutters al
co for SALE attached separated. full supply ALI
ways on hand. D. ii. BJDD..
Lancaster, Feb. p, 1861 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
The Best Qualities Of Goods at tho
Very Lowest Prices.


My stock consists in part Of dry goods groceries,
boots and Shoes hardware nware, all kinds Of farming
tools, drugs oils, paints, glass; dye stus school books
stationery clocks and watches.
My TEAS are received direct from the importer in
New York. and warranted fresh and Of tie very best
qualities
My stock Of PATENT MEDICINES is complete
Among them may be found Dr.. Ayers Remedies, DR., ID,
Jayne Sons, DR.. Boback's scandinavian Medicines,
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies Dr. Lunt's Renee
dies, Railways Ready Restorers, AIoffats Life Pills and
Bitters, s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Btters Weay-
ers Salt Rheum Syrup and Cerate and all the popular
pain killers gargng oils lnments, condition powders
DC. The best and purest Of wines, brandies and ws-
kes for MEDICINAL purposes and in fact all articles be
found in country drug store.
Having formed business connection in Chicago, and
having perfected shipping facilities, prepardc 70
pay tho
Highest Market Prices for all kinds
of Grain and Farm Produce,
including corn oats BEAMS fax Seed butter in jars or
kegs, eggs in small large quantities, dry or green
hides and wool
am also engaged in the BUTCHERING business,
and will pay the highest figure possible for
Beef Cattle, Sheep, Hogs q Calves.
Fresh constantly hand to supply all demands
If you want to buy anything, come rnd sec If
you have anything to SELL give chance at it.
British Hollow, June u, 1854.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

ma. Franz Muller, the English rail
way murderer, arrived in London on
the 18th ultimo, in custody Of
inspector Tanner. Ills arri-
val created intense excitement,
and the papers are filed with accounts
of the prisoners appearance and con
versation, and reports of the examin-
alton at the Bow Street Police Court.
IT appears that during the voyage
Muller. IS kept in a female hospital
on the La, in charge Of two police
men. Only a few lady passengers
and some gentlemen were allowed
to speak to himon one or two occa-
sions. A gentleman who went out
in the Victoria with him visited him
at Queenstown the arrival Of the
steamer. lie recognized and con-
versed with him freely. lie ate and
drank during the voyage as if moth
ing had FfFppened, read "Pickwick"
and ~ -vid Copperfeed,' and still
persists in asserting his innocence,
adhering to his first statements as
to the possession Of the watch and
hat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18


ae- Maj. General John A, Logan,
rfell known as leading Democrat In
Illinois, in d recent speech at Spring
field says
There are but two parties in the
country at the present time; that
composed of loyal men, and that com
posed of traitors. The party ofwhich
Nh. Lincoln was the acknowledged
i,e.sd was the loyal party, and he was
ior that party. lie considered any
I3an who was against the country
nad the war In which it was engag-
ID, because he did not like Mr.. Lin
coin or some particular act of his, Q
traitor to his country. He said he
VAS called traitor, not to his coun
sey. but to little organization in il
called the Democratic party. If thai
was to be made traitor, he thanked
God that He had made him one, and
lie would continue to be such trai
TOT To she hour Of his death. lie was
Opposed to the Chicago Convention
to It's principles, to tho men who
composed it. lie was now and for
ever against such Democrats as Val
Iandipham. Voorhees,, Pendleton, Bel
mont Richmond and the two Sey-
mours. He was for Lincoln and the
FFnian against sach men, and all the
traitors and rebels win wilo,.., ~ - !,
eympathized and to whom they gave
aid and comfort.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18
Name wanted for New Aristocracy
The Herald thus defines it:

The Herald thus defines it.:
1The worarously increasing devel
opment of Nc resources of our conn-
try bids fair to mark another and
newer era in the aristocracy of our
land. Looking ut the results loom
ing up from the discoveries of the
exhaustless oil productions Of Penn
sylvania, we may well exclaim,
s'Through what new scenes and
changes must we pass" New mil
lionaires, and of course new order
and title of aristocracy. The first
order-now thing almost Of the
past-was the old no6leSSe Of the Reya
olution Of 1776 then successful trade
and commerce poured wealth into
tho hands Of the merchants, and we
had Goldfish aristocracy numerous,
and for a time holding itself aloof as
an exclusive if.not privileged class.
Then California gave US a golden ar
istoeracy. The rebellion then came
among upon us, and; lol we have
another new order springing up like
a mushroom in the night-the 'shod-
dy aristocracy,' whose equipages
CLEAN like meteors, and whose pala-
ces rise like exhalations.' But again
the panorama changes, and as if
moves we see the first promise of
another new order. The oil wells Of
Pennsylvania pour forth their olea-
ginous treas Tres, and, by-and-by, viii
give us a new title for new order of
aristocracy, which bids fair to Guido
even the shoddyites Go at this mo-
mont into South-street, Wall-street
or Broad; go upon Change go
wherever the Spectator holds his
court. and you will find an excite
ment there in connection with the
Pennsylvania oil wells that is really
astonishing. Farmers are leaving
their old quiet homes, and the specu-
lator is rushing from the turmoil OF
the city to take possession OF what
he has paid the bewildering farmer a
fabulous sum to obtain. Owners Of
Of the land, dressed in homespun,
with farm that no one would buy
or look mt one year ago, arc now paid
half a million for their cornfields.-
Here is change. Oil is, therefore,
up. 1T is making the old Dutch far
mers, with there hitherto unknown
treasures buried attheirfeet, sudden
" wealthy. 1t is making the specu
lators in the land wealthy. 1t bids
fair to again revolutionize society,
and to give us still another new or
der Of aristocracy. What name shall
we give it."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1864-10-18

ny- A Rebel officer writing to The
Mobile Register Of the terrible losses
the South sustained at Atlanta, said /:
81 brought thirty-five men with me
from Baldwin county. Of these on
ly one is left Crank Sutton), and /
have given him bomb-proof polish,
to keep the Yankees from killing him.
Z .siH sare him for seed" And just as
the Rebellion is so reduced Uis,uio it..e
to save its surviving soldiers for seed,
JEFF. Davis sets the Mcclellan Demo
cracy to chorusing: "Ohl this war
is failure; we can't conquer the
Confedorates let's make peace"