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1865,

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setaBrItt 6pS fssrs Der bsi.e 8atttrpsrtiser. ws1
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fribt 50 nns mus iterben unb awar Sew5bnIi@
einem Blaze, u6eI4tr BON BEN entfetnt lit. nd bus
RitteI bineeieIt Ipirbe." teote Sbore, Wtsttaur,
RirrDr] .SisRe GOfar's phise aHsansisuue..
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9urd=Ti6eta finb ~ ,baben IN Der Omnibus office
pom S6nf s. Sftie, to. Is G5etr Str. uttb amstonb
aanss Reiie. 13iJ1'E = rs 80
q go - ,S,8 Ban Pate,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-05

0ie46anpt,wedeber geieaihnft fnb Grmlfnferung
CUR Ginmaneerun9 in nnieren Staat Hno gerfbatz
fana peft Asbeit ieeer MEts------
Den eriten bieier 3pede benbitbtigt fie bardb Mnz
tanf Don xdneereien So erreidegs NO 1t anqemeiene
8aherrett oSer unoere @ortbsile t!r 6abrtz Inter
ftreden in Der 9dbe pom Stdoten, Str0men ullo Gi=
fenbdbnen. 9fee 2dnbereeuiellen IN .pailenhe 8Gl=
epossSerer efpeSer ssli,,ur fifS6eft osers sia r.
b6bten 8oftenpreis in Der Art perfauft perbe, fnb
spiiden ;uei nertanten cine ante 9arceIe tiesen
bIeibt. Der Rdufcl bat Elm Yiertbeil bGar uno 6a5
llebrtee in 4, 2-1rtlss3 sabrsg slt besabIen. -,
Die @eelIdbait miro aud els &geptHr fir 9robe
eqaSbesfs StenetI iDeIe breano sploaiiirt 81 eben
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81 lObnenoen Yrefe1Iift geIunbeenune ftudtbarften
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an sesu geeisneten SieLen, uons6er7 ,auIbife per,
Sabrtent Der dlgentetnen GntIutdelung oer 4rooAfz
fens nb Wtinerai Hetc tbmern oeS Staates un0 efin
lid pou ben Gebdbren fir SeiOrsung pom arbeit err
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baiirt lit 70 muB iebe Bertberb56Hag bes 1eSteren
nct6wenoig bic Actien in 9leiben W1Be pertbpoler
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ieiben chen 70 fiber ais uortbeiIbnft finnen.
Die 6aupt<SfTce Diro in Hafbpile, Senn, gebaI<
ten, unb bic gefeHi9aft beabfidtist Sub<Maeuten in
ebem County hes Stnates ansuielleA Subicriptions=
bidder befnSeSfi iii ben 6dnSer non Anion 0eliout
Sabmeiiter Teiir u. Gbeatbam, Sefretdr, uno Sol.
Sda6ef. General Agcnt- fir GinmonSerung, mel6e
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SEQ. 8. EbumdS,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-05

gtaSt ."Gssea ..at.&-. 500
@naeieeu in Der Special Spolte bein sriten akale
500 Ir RS eu feee frettefe t9iitte 20 ee4Ifs--
saeitere anseisen per 9imte 10 Gents.
anseiaen in belt aoenlipaten lperbe NIT 81 90 fur
Ia 2inien berenet ieoe uettere Snte mt ~ cents
ew @obltbdtiefeits sStuseiaer tper=
ben gratis aafaenolniten. 9tnset9en
bon SeIellldaften iiitel &ereifen bered@
men mir gum balben 8reiie.
9ahIIua fir Mnseigen unb SHbieriptonen pom
anEcrfaTb Der Stabt erbitea mir ls prdalatneranbo
unS eril6en nm bic 9uienoung pom tleinen Setrd9en
''F' SenneIIee Staats; eitun9S<
''3" @eleul6ait.
$50 aod=9er SO.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-05
1866.

liig ERIN sktunS Der Watten. GtesrSarmel
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msni4eft NON 65t,o5O SprSsIinsens bi babept M
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retfet loirb, persebrt re mebt ais mas 65a0Oo gls
f9eA srn6brsn taIfM.F 195 .H3f atsiaps5in
|9Hldays 1S6Giebe Collars obisv qnFanSis,s III
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-05
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erintt isitb gsadtit sesebeni Sdss irdft einertn
Der erjfen Sefior hes 80. Gpngreies angenommenen
Cite, betiteIt: Gine Atte pete sur nitteti
hes 3gdaes elmer Gifgnbnbhs nnb Eelegrmtsniipie
pen ben Gtaetert gifburi unb @rtnnfus mad Benz
tteft Gteere edoeteeai oftrueift" eie Werfummine
Der IN befqgteb Mtte geitangteii Gomiiitre bsrmit
berufen Jptrb; rpeIbe 8erIanimIing tf Der Turbd
sit Ct. &oafs, t6tt, ami EEtSber 1885, Qittags
3uianmeittretep foa gum Spede her Grp dbIns zines
YrdfOentft, zines 8ceprdfbeiifet, etnes Setretdrs
iinb eiiies S6hbfhe pteiit eusf elite pergef
i4rieben, upn sr grebigIng au6erer Dnrd jsne 9lte
pDrgeiebener @ei9dfte % 'P@22 si3iFst' k1&
.siit etiaoWisi Rol, t6. aInsua 1866. iGaH
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i'hHq4 e.tsfte4srfas. ID siibin Iigi
81 fbH y raHn. Hiring Js{fit 8I.8
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asfHh5 EgfSr8sssSS1neg5pPs45daa 4.4 Isl
HsRia SHs. s. cabs. 4 %nl,i 7ig. silal
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50 m. q. a fe
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stHi s5iigIS. @s Si5gnp., usiis4rfss
84gaE ~ Nabiiom MILLER. }lr9 ffs,s5ta,
a22-1c tEteB anb Zines ropire.j
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02
State Fair-W Gather Fine-Grea HOr
ticultural Show Rooms

Iuc morning Of Wednesday, Sept
2G, opens with a brilliant sun and the
promise is for ;ho fairest weather We
have bad for u month or two There
was some frost This morning, and
there has been great deal more frost
over this way than in tie vest part
of our State. The corn appears quite
dead and driejup, and the cane fields
show wiItcd whilst in Grant many
Of the corn fields are yet green and
the cano tnhnrt.
| ha1 f1st rode up % the State
Fair Ground Enclosure and been al,
mit.cd ora. complimentary ticket Of
DR. HoytYtho Secretary. The sights
upon entrance are quite attractive,
and one is reminded Of the Arabian
fruit booths read Of in the Nights
There are avcuucs-one on the right
with horse stalls on one side and fancy
show rooms or the other. The great
horticultural, Horticultural and fruit
show room, inclosed in wide canvass
ikea CIRCUS tent The center is
worked into raised shelves, tho upper
rcceding rs q stairs, and upon thcs c
steps or shelves are placed the fruits
A 4 l..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02

deed must have the practical expert
ence to be successful. This man is
surely the most devoted | ever met,
and most patient de lives and
breathes in horticultural school. |
am told his fruit and flower gardens
are as little Paradise, filled with all
the charms that can be gathered up
ald made. to grow by artificial means.
lie is selling loads Of grapes, Della
wares, Hartford Proliics, Concords,
.CataWbas, &c.
find him unable to spare time for
giving me further information, so
many arc calling at bis stand to buy
fruit and ask a thousand questions.
Icannot promise much tnrther from
this department; being ono Of tho
judges on the unprotessional fruit de-
partments, and also on blank books
and stationery, shall have to devote
most OF a day to these. | may make
out an abstract of the kinds Of apples
preferred by the several exhibitors who
are not nurserymen. 1t would show
the kinds preferred by experienced
farmers in addition to what has APP
peared.
The apples in sight are certainly
equal in appearance, size, and variety
to what can be shown in any ofthe
States. II must be remembered that
many of the successful kinds raised
in Wisconsin prove to be failures east
and south, and that no such an apple
or kind is known that is hardy in all
sections and that retains its flavor
and other best properties alike in all
soils and climates Many Of the best
western kinds and most hardy are
total failures and unknown else
whero.
1t is conceded that the Ben Davis
apple is perhaps the beet that can be
cultivated in Wisconsin for general
usefulness, hardness, long keeping,
and market profitableness-but there
is not one sample of these on the Fair
Grounds. ! am apprehensive that
the nurserymen who have all the Ben
Davis stock under keeping tor prop
agating, are purposeIy preventing
due notoriety to this apple in view Of
preparing to offer some great amount
OF stock tor sale, perhaps at big fig
ures.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02

Say Cooley for October is the most
hum orous and entertaining number
of the present year The Steel plate,
fashion plate, for Walking and TRAY
Cling Dresses, are all Of the finest
"Rizpah's Idols, is concluded in this
number. This is just the time to
commence to make up clubs for1867.
Club rates are the same as they
were in 1866. Address l.. A. Cooley.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02

ATLANTIC MoNTHLv.-The Octo-
Der number Of this Magazine is on
our table. The table of contents
presents q variety OF reading matter
such as is found in no other Maya
zine published. In the October
number Will be found, Childhood:
q Study" Her Pilgrimage "Farm-
er Hills Diary )" "The Darwinian
Theory )" Various Aspects of the
Woman question (" &c, &c. Send
$500 to Ticknor and Fields, Boston
Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02

SuccEssFUL.-Frank Lewis brown
horse 'Gunboat" beat the morgan
and Blackhawk Vermont horse own
ed By DR.. Cutler, at the Iowa County
Far, on side purse made up by
the Association. Lewis horse be-
ing nonresident, could not be en-
tered, except upon a side arrange
ment. Time 2.45 and 2 46.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02

5 ! A1 q ottitt N. Aitt& n >AIOAl t.@~N 0li1
temptations - steal something from
the tables almost overcoming. ! J ask
him what are the hardest and best
grape lie says Concord, Massa-
chuse.ts Purple. Delaware, and:Sage's
Namaoth-these lie pretcrreC5, next,
Connecticut, Clinton, Diana. and a
few others. lie raises the C8tawba
for W5uc.
Nexo, some applesand some grapes,
of the latter isabella and Concord
he considers the Concord thh very
. best grape. Only four kinds |of APP
pies. common ones--owned BIZ j. p.
! ReXtorI, GAINESVILLE
The next fine lot Of fruits canspic-
uous to visitors il from the ogchard
| of Tuttle 4 Clark. Barab0o Nursery
1 men Present, 50 sorts OF drafted
I iiuit-somc OF them the tinestfat the
/ FAIR s. varieties IS large repre-.
scntaGoA. and must embrace ali the
kinds Of yaluc-perh@ps except one
or two which has taken late falno /
ask him for Of his hardest standing
trees, and he says the Dutclacss Of
! Gutenberg is as hardy AZ Il Siberian
crab, Fam use, Blue PcarmaiA and
1 st. Lawrcnce he also adds several
more hardy kinds-Fall Orange, Toll
man Sweet, BaileyNs Sweet, Golden
Ru,set Draper, Willow Twlg, Early
10, and some others.
The next lot, from orchard of i.
+ Rowland Kenosha, some Of bis or
chard 20 years old, ana the proprie-
! tor is aged - "A hale, hardy, sensi-
bic old gentleman He cultivates
+, grapes also, and SAYS the Dclawarcs,
Concord and Rebcccas are best for
hardness, early ripcuing and for eat.
ing aud wine. lie thinks grape grow
inc pays better than anything else;
he set out 200 vines this year and viii
set out an acre next.
OF apples for his first orchard he
/ planted the seeds 80 years ago, ,And a
/ good many Of the trees still live, but
not as seedlings. lie buddcd them
/ with fruit, most Of them now con
4 demned for unhardiness, but hc ad-
/ heres 70 the hardest OF the kinds
/ 50 standing over from old times are
inc ~ a P"s' opltzenherg' haiGln,
/ FH'Si'7h unset hh"de lsland "feh-
l,ilSS-tn me Iat1'f iiaFe l4iled some
, Weet hQ },I-,1. gnhock' Uoleen
'o"eetln@' iiilhS + aVorite, summer
Queen, w cstficld- seek no farther, V an
devier Hippin. lie has no faith in
seeding trees His land is sandy
SuFiace' cIa1 5n"soll' leFel, tihQefoh
lort"- an oio i"'hi.
:, Or winter use anu harkct--lhe
r"'hGu7G' ',oiu =, I, l'07set-~- thes@ Inc
very otN 'le loiIlna,' a"0 P"iLe
roF II H~e' DutcheSS OF otdci-
pGrS' ~ Lawrence fau orange
/ pr4puef
Ills orchard situated upon he@V}
cay pfalfie' oe ided on gravel h'5h
'and' lin'oef ON norm. brush on vest
.Nposed aoo'h ana south west strong
limestone lanh.
The enticng lot On the rlgl =
show OF cycrgrcens and ripe fruits.
These are owned by Mr. Geo. } h-el,
io& prornetol' q nursery at } ahes~
vllie, aud should Judge he is che Of
the best II not the best culturlst /
haye met - the State. liz las'elght.
sorts 81 evcrgreena-lncludnS the.
KINDS generally seen, lie considers
lhe Baisam Flf ahQ Norway spruce.
}
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-02

UNION MEETING AT BoscoBEL.-
Col. Finnicum is to address the citi-
zens Of Boscobel and vicinity on Sat-
urday next, at one o'clock, P. NJ.
The Reconstruction, and Fenian
will be fully discussed. A
genera invitation is extended to ali
to come out and hear these interest
ing subjects discussed.
, 1866-01-01

The success which has attended the establishment
Of the National Danklncins system ia one OF. the
tna1reis connected with the recent var against
slavery, ana naxt 10 the ifsue OF Treasury Notes. II
ia one Of the great achievements Of Mr.. Chase.
When the measure IVES first introduced futo Con.
E1ess, urged as It was By capitalists only, the peo
pie generally looked upon the system With snspi-
clou; and even after the Baking Act became Law,
II vas ZONE lime before the popular verdict was Ia
lis favor. Fer two Yea1s past however, It has been
gradually gaining ground, till now nearly all the
prominent bankers IN the country hare become
identified with it. 1t soon became eyt1ent 10 every
intelligent observer, that the only Way to supplant
The old State banks, MAS to encourage the Increase
ofEational Hanks, by which tho people would have
a unlform currency. and the Government a market
for Its bnndt So far ~ the people were concerned
ttcy preferred tho "greeDbacks," but It was found
ncce.sary, In order to keep the capitalists on the
side Of tho Goyernmeut lhat they be interested in
its securities, and n soon the peopla understood
the NATTER they readily acquIeaced; and now the
only question which agitAtes the public mind on
tho subject, Is regarding the propriety Of limiting
the Iesue to three hundred lllonsof dollars as the
lsw provides.
So completely hare the National Banks supplanted
the 6tate banks that, from circulation Of $l60 600
OF the hitter but eighteen months ago, there r..
Inancd Ia circulation On the frst Of October last,
only Sc i.s'5. On the 1at Of October 1863, the
fhtionnl Dauk circulation Amnunted to only $G5,-
6GdG50, and On the ut OF October, 1866 there were
in existence 15G8 bEnks, with circulation OF $780,
7,e55, End capital paid tn Of 1885,, 70 5s763.
TI11oNAL HANKS ORGANIZED.
The following table {taken trom Ito report OF tho
Comptroller Of the Currency showa the number Of
Nasional Banks organized IN the States snd Terri
tories, with the capital etoek paid In the circulation
Issued on Tic LIST OF October, 1e6S and the amount
Of circulation to which each Stasc and Territory Ia
entitled.
, 1866-01-01

CoChsE or TuE GOLD AANKEf DQRE0 TUg WAR.
Now that the rebellion has been completely sub.
ducd, We present el1uce a. the
Of the gold market during the war against slavery.
In janrnry 1sGs, gold ruled at par to 1o5. 1t soon
fell to 101. from which 1t ruse on the 10Th Of Octo-
Der to 1874.
On the :4th Of February, 1s8a 1t had advanced ia
1sH. but on the s6th Of March itavotable news hay
Ing been received from the Southwest) It went
do"s 10 15o!t but IN twelve days. on the receipt OF
less ararsb!e intelligence from thst quarter 1t went
up 10 1o9h. A few days after upon the report OF
tne hon-cl1d tttack upon Fort Sumtsr # fell tn
iao ana on receipt Of The intelligence Of the surre-
der OF Port Hudson, 10 1ss<. On the 1ssh OF Oc,o-
oer rose 10 le4 but reached no higher point du-
ring that year.
On The 1st ofJanuary, 1854 It opened At Isl, went
npto 1ss On the 18th ol April. and fen to l67 On
the nth the fanae month. On tho passnce Of The
gold BILL june 1t rose to a3o and fell the next
day to 215 On the 1st Of July 1t was forced up to
sS5, but on The day following (the 9oM bin having
been repeatedly It fell to 20. On the 1tth Of the
same month 1t went up AGAIN to Isl; On the 18th It
fell to I'll. and amer var1ons fluctuations dropped
On the a6th OF September to 195-thus risfus be-
tween the tst Of January and the lat OF July 1864
from 152 to ss5, and tallng between the 1<t Of July
and the 26th Of September from ss5 to 1S5. From
this dale 10 the close OF 1861 it improved rising In
November as high as 80, and falling as low as s09
In 1865, from the lat Of January to the 11th Of
May, the course Of the market was steadily down.
wa1ds-fallfng from s3i35 On the 4th Of January to
1854 on The 18th Of May. From tbat date up to
The close Of July, the market tended upwards, but
stnce then there has bccn very little chanee-the
fluctuations rarely, II ever, being over Or per
cent.
The following table shows The highest and lowest
quotations each month during the past four year,
or since poId rose above mr..
, 1866-01-01

Wherever there Is an tnctease In wealth aud pop
uatioD. the Insurance interest u sure to flourish
For eevera years past the growth Of this business
In Chicago has been very hEes but within the past
year has made greater progress than In any pre-
vtous period ol our history, That the business has
been successfully prosecuted, ne have daily esi-
dcnce before Us In the magnificent buildings and
offices which Rome or me companies naFa erected
and htted up and IN toe !args iofce "nlcn Is en-
pio5ea as aolnstefs, eoueetofs, anVasse1s, ooek-
keepefs ana elesfs H1s moaetaee estimate X. 'aat %
eaete a1e Al least I'VE Aunaseu Pslsons ~ put Sg
WIZ ~ utss.as ~ ..,.a - s7 ~s1..
nIos. aas. 1.su ass VIZ "ssupa ~. sst,p ~.
asa $3.50 - n s,,s,,'sea =, ~ M t -
th.s. ,1s.5n TJsst,,r. s.5 ss,sr,+, r.c.
,o,son
II Ia no+ ,ere.x,,v In +h;s .o, IN senora,,a.e to
onr RAIDERS fhc cronomv uhIch aeernea IN Tho NH.
1,c by liberal u,tro,are of In.nr.nce f.omnsnies
etake II "a an estahlshed f,r. th.t tfe,a 4. r,t
snnnf nns;nces mar, IN the rnuntrv ,rhn doea mi
fnsure hts urouerty AGAINST destruction both m
land and yaer Il Is tine va have hoard or nartfes
who have for long series Of wears teen wh.t Ia
termed .thsir own insurers. " hnt .nrh rases AN.
nm. sn1 II in not Wig nofcv. The hankrr. nm,
6crstand th1s ,hornurh1r. M matter hoyy wealthy
. merchant n,y be. Il be does not fnznrr h;s nron.
e,tv hin narrr viii be Mt 43srnrnt IN tbe rnartet-
while the merchant Of mn tc meana who does In
srre has M difficulty IN nrocurinnp the recu,tte ar
comnodstious at the discount 1,onses. The ontl,y
In insurance Is IN Item Of expense In the manage
ment oF business as legitimate as that ol rent o.