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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11

The highest mountain pass in
the world is the Ivy Gamin, 20,459
feet. The highest mountain peak in
the world is Mount Everst, 29, 002
feet. The highest permanently in
habited place in the world Ladak
10 feet The mountain hight
visited by man is beyond Ivy Gamin
22,359 feet. The highest point al
which man can ascend without hav.
ing his health seriously affected i,
16,5O0 feet. The highest balloon as
cent yet made is 40,0)0 feet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11
Business Directory.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

post Office address, Lancaster, Wis.,
County Judge-WM. McGoS1GAL.
Treasurer-SAMyEL MOORE
She5if-WM II. elise.
Clerk of Board of Superyisors-sAMUEL T. CIIsR.
Clerk d Circuit Court. w. BLANDING
Re zster of Deeds--JosRPH Book
Superintendent OF Schools-D. GRAY PURMAE
District Attorney-G. c. HAgElToN z. 0-Boscobel
County Surveyor-JosEPH ALLEN, p o--New Calfl
min
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11

Es-The present Copperhead dele
gate to Congress from Idaho, Z. ID.
Rolbrook, YES reelected, according
to the official count. by majority Of
Tie. He is an eut-and out rebel in
his sympathies, although graduate
of Oberlin College, and q Vernon
tor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11

mltted or rejected or, should there
be any question as to his eligibility,
his credentials may be referred for
investigation to the appropriate
committee. If admitted to Il seat, 1T
must be upon evidence sat siactory
to the house of which he then be,
comes member, that he possesses
the requisite constitutional and legal
qualification. If refused admission
rs a member for want of due allie
glance to the Government. and re-
turned te his constituents, they are
admonished that none but persons
loyal,to the United States will be al
loves II voice in the Legislative coun
ellis oz the nation, and the political
power and moral influence of Con
gfcss are thus effectively exeyted
in tie interests of loyalty to the
Government and fidelity to the / Mon.
/ Upon this question, SO vitality affect
ing the restoration of the Union and
the permanently of our present form
OF government, my convictions here
tofore expressed, have undergone no
change; but on the contrary, correct
ness has been confirmed by reflection
and time. If the admission of loyal
members 10 their seats in the rcspec
Tive houses Of Congress was wise and
expedlent year ago, it is no less
wise and eXpedient now. If this
anomalous condition is right now !;
# ID the exact condition of these
States at the present time it is lawful
to exclude them from representation,
do not see that the question will be
changed by the influence of time.
Ten years hence, if these States re-
main as they are, the right of rep
rerenlation will be no stronger; the
righ u OF exclusion will be no weak
er.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11

TERRIBLE Misunderstanding
10 the Registrar Generals return, 10,
935 persons persisted of choleraic dis
order in England and Wales during
the three months ending the Goth OF
September.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11
CONCLUSION.

In the performance OF duty i'm
posed upon me by the Constitution, |
have thus submitted TO the represent
tatives Of the States and OF the peo-
pie such information of our domestic
and foreign affairs as the public in
tereSts seem to require. Our Gov
ernment Is now undergoing its most
trying ordeal, and my earnest prayer
Is that the peril may be successfully
and finally passed without impairing
It's original strength and symmetry.
The interests Of the nation are best
promoted by the revival of fraternal
relations, Il complete obliterauon of
our past differences, and the reinau-
gnration Of all the pursuits Of peace.
Directing our efforts to the early ac~
complishment Of these great ends,
let US endeavor to preserve harmony
between the co ordinate departments
OF the Government, that each in its
proper sphere may cordially CO.
operate with the other in securing the
maintenance OF the Constitution,
the preservation of the Union, and
The perpetutiy ofour free institutions.
(Signed,) ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, December 3, 1866.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11

Great Britain, arising out of the dep
relations on our national commerce,
anu other trespasses. committed dur
ing our civil W.T., by British subjects,
in violation of international law and
tre.qy obligations. The delay. how
ever, may be believed TO have result
ed, in no small degree, from the do
nestle situation Of Great Britain
An entire change OF ministry occur
red in that country during the last
session OF Parliament The atten>
ton OF the new ministry was called
to the subject at an early day, and there
Is some reason TO expect that it will
now be considered in becoming and
friendly spirit. The importa &c of
an early disposition of The question
cannot be exaggerated. Whatever
might be the wishes OF the two Gov
ernments, it is manifest that good
will and friendship between the two
countries cannot be established until
reciprocity in the practice of good
faith and neutr lily shall be restored
between the respective nations,
NATURALIZATION.
The Government has claimed for
all persons not convicted, or accused,
or suspected oI crime, an absolute POI
htical right of selt-eXpat iation and
choice OF new national allegiance
Most of the European States have
dissented from this principle, and
have claimed IL right to hold such Of
their subjects as have immig,ated to
and been naturalized in the United
States, and afterwards returned on
transient visits to their native coun-
tries, to the performance Of military
service, III like manner as resident
subjects Complaints arising from
the claim in this respect made by
| foreign States. have heretofore been
matters OF controversy between the
United States and some Of the Euro
pean powers, and the irritation com
| seqnent upon the failure to settle this
! question increased during the war in
which Italy, Prussia and Austria
were recently engaged. While Great
Britain has never acknowledged the
right of repatriation. she has not for
some time practically insisted on the
opposite doctrine. France has b, Ell
equally forbearing, and Prussia has
proposed u compromise which, al
though evincing increasd liberalily
has not been accepted by the United
States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11

Tn the admission of Senators and
Represen tatives from any and all of
the States there can be no just ground
of apprehension that persons who
are disloyal will be clothed with the
powers Of legislation or this could
not happen when the Constitution
and the laws are enforced by vigi-
liant and faithful Congress. Each
house is made the judge of the elec-
lions, returns and qualifications OF
its own members, and may, with the
concurrence of two-thirds, expel a
member. When Senator or Rep
resentative presents his certificate
of election, he may at once be ads
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-12-11

tits 9 matter of great regret that no
considerable advance has been made
towards an adjustment of the differ
ences between the Uuited States aud
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27
Gin sfn,enbenrent.

Scr Senator gSabe bon Ohio Bat be-
fanntIidJ elm Imen6enrent CUR GOrititns
'ticn bcrgei6lagen, tponad Der 8raii.
bent Der @ereinigten Staaten nidt sum
slueifen Nfal fur Sieies 9ln,t eriDabt
uerben barf. @enn aud ohenbar oieS
fem 9lntrage Ses 6raoen, uneridrofenen
gOrfdmpfers fiir 6reibeit nut Die Stbe
iidjt sn @riinbe liegt, cine oerfappte
Ribidasbe5eagung Dem iaomentanen
Sccupanteu 6es 8rdioentenffubtes gu
Shell perben gu Iaifen 10 III bic por<
aefdlaaene Wlabresel ,in Sc" cine febr
aetpi6tise uno beiliame. Ser 8rdii<
Dent Ser gSerciliigten Staaten bat 'eine
Wiadt IN 5anSen, ME iie iueOer il. elmer
eonititntionelen nod abioluten @foz
nar4ie Der Serrlder beibt. Oemna@
1T es poblmeiie, Sortebrunseu gu tref<
fen, bieIer unumidrdnften @efualt Oa<
Our6 cine 1emrni6ub an3nlegen, Oab
Elm unb Oerielbe Maun iienabreno iFei<
ner 9ebensSeit nur Elm ein3iscs Wfal
umb 6ann nur auf farse Bier Sabre aus
lben fam.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27
oas 8lreerreGts.@efss.
Civil Rights Bill.

Gas 8iirgerredtseeieb, weldes Der
GongreBmit beSenten6er Wfaioritdt pai@
frt bat, Iegt Dem 9ral ibenten gum uns
# z ter5eidnen Dor. @aS @eies, 70 ueloet
Der telegraph, miro iuabrfdeinlid baS
oSsetO" beS Brdiibenten erbnlten. Oils
@ruub miro aagegeben, baB Sobnion
nidt Sufrieben nit Ser 2. Gection lit,
a.. r. Die benz .Staatsridter in geipiIeu 6alien
sas 8efRaHrngen anferiegt Inns erldeint
ss g. = oas besagIide @eieb, i'm po(len Gimme
hes 9Sortes eiAet sfaBregef Der 9crcd1@
AZ 1figfeit. gS srottet bs M 8ooeasber Ser.
- gtaaten fin ollie 8eiten ibas lluftaut Der
a. s' s9lnnabme aus, ipel1es bic uno ba leiOer
ss.e nod INNER ipudert oaB nlenl6lide
- gei90pie bcruiinffig 6eafeilbe, nit
~ .s51 ernunf begabte Snbioiouel Die, pie
.ssrsasipirs Stint Gimme beiibell; iuis mir,
lpreden, fiblen, ieben unS b0rsuL =
--eaB--feldle- -@eidSpfe feline 9Reniden
ieieii.2l 0fdii bate Sen ein;eInen Slbz
itdattn tanee Belt 9eIuiien, ioIde @eiete
fiir, iid ielbit5u paiiiren. ginaelne berr
.NQ lFaAOen i'd audJ basI; bie @ie.itenj eOod
.seg tpioerfesten iid Dem 9anfe Der Sinse.
,.ns go mar es alio gang iueiie, Dap Der
Gon9reB oie Sade in feline 9dnbe nabm
uuo Die Station iuirb nid]t berfebleit bic
8eH. prerben Oie eeredte 3uitiniinnit9
su sFt6eilell llnenotidl tpirben mir e5
Sbebaleril, mean Der serafibtnt sic slnss
iiibrnng 6isfer geredten sRabregel bers
binSsrn tpir6e. gti6t ZAP MIR es
g linn Derar9 gen, on SfeIiner
g Naa tbo lIfo IN m enbe eft 9 ess
brau6 3,u mo dc n.apenn i'm m II
ereS ernitIia, i'm reiie
oes 2auheB- fiira gut 6nntt.
'':s giidt, 6aB mir bermeineiJ er ioate einer
sssv chr Iidben Nfeinung nidt 9lusoruf
oerleiben. Sod Der grrn6, BEN er se.
81. a.n 6as @efes nirnn,t, Der grnnb, SaB
Die, Der SorIage mad, suIdiige Seitra>
fung Der Stdatsridter unconititutiouel
s4fsi, soiinft urs, 0iel eber rnter Die Beurs
"a tbeilana bss obesFenl @eri9tsbofes ais
inter Die sees 9BraiiOenten gu geb0ren.
.Hgas Ser pberite geridts6of Ser 8ereinigten
asa Studfen 1T bas Tribunal, peldDes. iiber
gerfaIunssmaBiefeit ODER 8erfaiipnsss
IL 3 pi6rigfeit elmer NfaFre8el, bic Dom
a.a GousreB beIdlofen it, gu eitldeiben
bat. Scr 8rafOent ninnlt cine gu
arObe. perf0nlibe 8erantporfnns auI
fd, wertl er f9 oerrnabeu 8tpiidlell Oaa
gsoIf unb feline 6ertreter itelt. @ir be-
ST.. B gen bie ertrfte 9ofnung, bab Der Sele'
graph urls untuahr beridtet bat, als.
melbete, 9lnbreip Sobnlon WerSe bas
ogiirserredtsgefss" nit feinem pgetp"
q beleuer ss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27
SUIT nnb 8iilenldlaft.

8oIn. Sci Der lebteu 8eriamn1>
flung bes Donlbau <gereins feste Der
Sberbaumeiiter SER @oistel auseinane
Ser, 6aS sic siueiSbiirlne nit allen Sta<
tuen mb @ersierunsen tnnerbalb unb
allberbalb Ses 9on,es NIT Dem iesisen
ia5rfi6en @infonrnen bon 100000
Sbalern in 10 Sabren bolIenoet iein
iuerbem. Sic SAL @faa Sasette, elm
enslif6es 8latt, iagt: : Statt bier 0lil@
liauen, uelde Der porise 8namcilfer
perlangte, lit rir ettuas mebr als Die
0alfte erforoerlid), oa ioiuobt WfateriaI
als TRANSPORT irublfeifer eeiuorSen iino,
UNI oas @err bieler Snbrbunoerte eno>
li9 Der g5oIenoung entge9ensnfilbrea.
Sn brei Sabren bon isst iuifb Der r,0ro'
ltbc sbnrm fertig fem uIto Der befannts
0oms arabn, LANCE bas Babrsei6en
oes ,,beiligell" a6la lpirO peri9minben.
Sn effpa sipei SlbreliiuirO man esfeben,
tpie cine aeeomoEibe Sic Steine fur ben
Sburin elnpof1eben Miro, cine Grbeit,
Die I'M Mittelalter ied)5ia Mdnner eiren
gnnset Sag bei6aftiste nno nun Bios
,ipei StuuDen 3eit unp Die glrbeit bon
;ueiMaanern iilsSlniprud) lttmnat. @e<
genpdrtig totet jeoer SUI ben oerSburin
in bic 95gr fortfbreitct,.55 100 4sbaler
{ gent Die aonigli6e @elelfdaft
ser i96nen 6iinite bat DorgefblagerL
cine 9sobe s9lusiteIine BON Ses
ssaitansen Set Photographic gu beran,
ltalten. GieIelbe foIl inter ben gemsins
falneu Qufpicien Der beIeiiden 0teeies
rung unD Der ftdotii6en 8eb6rOen bon
Sent itatt fiubeli 6 Naariateu bariiber
fam man bon Ssrrn @plOer in Sent
,rbolteu. 10 9ta PC aa
Gnbe glpftl cber gInfanes Nlai
ioa I'm 8erliner Spernbaufe bic 300lte
2lufTabruug Der 08uaberao te "
/ itattfnben. Sic General SntefoantHr
bedbfdttgt, bic Spsr feenii9 gan3 neu
aus 3ufatten uHO mebr:re Sdnptpartten
men 5lrbeIeben. usNm&
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27
stmerifaniiAes SanbelsSeppt.

Giner europaiidenG orrelponlens eats.
nebmen mir Solgenbes:
rg8ie es beibt, finO smiiden Der
Sereinigtem 5taaten lmo Der
grie did aeeierunslln Inter
banol,tnsen i'm @anse, betreTS Der
neberlaiiung elmer Smell i'm a9 il
sI9e en- Meere su eilem 9au6els6epot
an Die Gritere. sln cine politii9e Be-
bentnng bieles an1erifaniiden 8roiects
gIau6t man nafartid rlibt, ba Sic slmes
rifaner f6iperfi9 Sen Gbrgei3 baben.
#grpberungen i'm Often Glnopa's gu
MAIDEN; oaeegen gibt e5 feline Ge9eno
ser @elt, tpobin fie nidt ibren Sanoel
aus5uOebneu eifrig bemiibt luaren, mo
obne 3iueifel senabren Die Siiiten bes
idpar3en Meeres uno &leinaiiens iibers
baupt Dem internationalen San6el Elm
Selb Der Sbdtigfeit, bas bon ber SAM
beIsmarine Guropa'S mod LANCE nidt
erfa6pft 1T. 0asu fon,mt, DAP Slime
rica BON mau6en @robucten hes Sitens
in Itster Snftan3 Der Continent it,
tpel6c 9e9enpdrti9 MIR burd Die Ser
mittelung britt der unb fransofild5er
Safen gu tim gelangen. Sos mubte
ben alnerifaniiden &aufleuten Den Sc
Oanfen uabe leeen, ipie bortbcilbaft cs
! fiir iie iei, ibre @aare ielblt Direct aus
ben eriten gTport @Safen gu beribiffen,
81 tpeldem gnoe man tuabrfdemli5 Ger
8e IB zines ei9enen Depots in Den tiits
fiiden @eiudfiern fur n6tGis 9efunoer
bat. 8as han fudt, 1T einfad eir
| iidercr unb Ieidt sugdn9Iider 9afen mi
cine quite ''fbe6e, Din9e Sic ilbgi9ens
pie man tueib, I'M grie9ii9en @rdipe
nidt da5u bdufg fino. Die SnIeIgnra
! pel6e einen bortrefilitben Safen beTbt
tuerOen Die griebel, fdpsrli6 qlgittireI
tuoIlen; inbe6en miro man einen an0etr
geeigneten 9afen ausfinbie MAIDEN. Sr
biel 1T iebenfaIls fider, baB Ser 9rie6i
fdea 8egierune Der &aufpreis icbr mob
gu Statten fommen, unb Dap pem BIZ
1 Solge fiji. pie SteigerlIng OeS atllertfa
tnifden 5anbets 10 giinitie ioie gu Der.
niutben itebt, feline Der centrahirenocr
I@arteieit, Oas @eibaft gu bsreuen ur.
fade baben miro.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27
gabrifpeSen i'm Sssesfsn,

So erIdeint i'm S8eifeu faum Elm
8latt, Deldes nidt Die fdpnelle @nts
pifeluns oes jSabrifmeiens I'M gSeifen
burd 9ln5eisen neuer gtablihements
6eltatiete 8eitere bier gSoaen Sab :
rifen iuer6en 10 e5en in SItinois in Sc
trieb gefeBt. 5n yfod S8lanb nurben
$4,000 uatersei6net, INT ba5 GeIdaft
bu beginner. Sius3ulbpiae atipirO ni@t
ithr bic 8ilbuu9 Ser baiigen gompaenie
fir 8oIlemnannfaeturen, ionberu aud
Die prompte Ginsabluns bes eansen@az
pitalitofeS bouS40, 900 semelbet. 9as.
felbe miro bon GnincD beri9tet uno in
9aeen linoa Slnitalten CUR @rri6tnna
elmer Sabrit i'm er0Bten 0faBitabe aez
trofen,f oiuie sort aud sic Mnlaacn elmer
9roBen @iien9ieBerei in &u8iidt felt.
Dies iino iebr erfreulide gfa9ri6ten,
pel6e 3eugniB fur Sic unternebmun9s
Euit unO gBoblhabenbeit Se8 @eltenS ab :
1egen. Slid auf !!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27
oas eemein.pObl un0 bic a,arteeisu.

Das Observation-Disclosures paiiirte nit
ne aeaeti 46 sStimmen Sae @eiek, bic
3onbslSpoft unb Ste ntilitdrif1en Ser,
binbunaen stpil6en ben ein3clneu Staas
ten Der Union gu erlei6tern." 9as
geIeb bere6tigt ale Giicnbabn sGeiea>
fdlaftsn Ser 8ereinisten Stauteit, 8afsa
faaiere, Yoitia6en nn6 Gra6ten iiber
lire 8adheii bon eiJem Staat III ben
anoern su f3affen, nnO 8erbiuounDen
NIT nnOeren 8abnen an oenStaatS9retts
ssn ber3uFeaen, I'm 10 cine naapsse,
ieste Sransportationslinie gu bi!bcn. -
Gie I1asregel, 10 auseni6einli@ sere6t
unS Acknowledgement fie aud II, fano,
ME man febt, Oenno@ Sppoiitioa uno
.war In Der bemotratiiden 8artbei.
Ronn miro bic 8eit toumen, n Der
Wortbei Giferiu9t fern bleibeH tpirS
RON ben geratbungeu Der @olfsbertFes
fer? gHie fd5oa lp6re es, uenn il ges
msinnitIi6e Sa1en, bic nit Rartbeis
poIitit garni6ts 81 tbun baben,
MIIe Sano in San6 Q ben iuiirben
gIber Ieiber Labt iid nun Elm OfdI oas
Rort .,9olfspsrtretsro nidt BON BEN
gR6st .,@olitilets trellner, Die Rars
theieH itnS % dsf einailSer erbittsrt. BAT
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27

ie bindings slues1fIr si5Iedt" unb
yeemein" erfldren, teas,poit Der entses
eeueefesten @eite porgei9Lagen ipirb.
Db cine @fabreesI beilfant fiir's @e-
lueillipobl lei ODER nidt Oarauf fou.rtt
eg ni6t an. So baioeIt iit9 nur irn,nsr
Sarllnl, ob Siefelbe bon eiileln 8artbei<
freunbe berriIhrt ooer nidt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27
Giner ggripateOrrespon6ens ausseer

Giner Bribateorresppnben3 auss4ers
Tin bo,l Z, 9Rars eiltnebrnen mir fols
genoe intereiiante SteIle. m
(&rie gserflarnsrg anS eltes
reid. Sn Der Griportung Der sroben
Dinoe, nelde Ia Bol9e oes Miriiters
ratbes bonn 27s 6ebruar nod fonlmeil
ioIen Oarfle es iiidt un3iuedirabia
ieiny einen Bid aiif Die gbereitefen
Waittel' 90 tDerferg ii6er ipeI1e s,reuber
I'M Sall einer grOben 2tftiOn ~ bsrfii.
gen Sat. eeitbem Der fdlssDig bof,
i.einilae &rieg obne gluleibe gefahrl
uorben III, bat obuebtn bic @bautafs
auf biaen na&terniten Gebiet bieIfad
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27
9ienitag 9lOrgen, q. 9sars 1866.
To our Anglo-American Friends.

-szsEhe-TENNESSEE STATS ZEITUGG
is established for the following pur-
sNg First ITO represent the German
element of the State of Tennessee
s--sa@@szin its relative connections ss
Second go promote Progress 7
~ and Freedom =. in all matter con-
ga cerning the public welfare, with a
special view of making Tennessee
the agricultural and manufacturing
State of the great South West.
Third: TO invite and encourage
Foreign migration In a word
the paper to be the practical I'm
migration Agent for the State.
Fourth 10 promote Education
.ass7A and general Intelligence.
Fifth To advocate the interests
Of all citizens of the United States
without regard to birthplace or ma
tionality.
Respectfully, TIE EDITOR
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-03-27

Sic 9oubon Shines pom
25. Scbruar idrei6t
ssSir eitte'n am Sanftag in Slborue isottsebobte1
Riniterratbc unter BEN 9rdiSinm Der a5n;sn rparSe
befiOen, gu erfIdren bus England in benz GoufEifte
sUif9en Gpanis uaO ebiIi qeatraIitat beoz
6acbtci1 rperhe."
Sb iuobI Der @eiit BalnerfFon's in
Dem Miniiterratb 8u9e9en mar = nn6
oh Bic gfegierung bes perfoen 9tlbion
nod INNER benz gBorte ,SteutraIitat'
Oiefeibe 8ebeutung beile9t, bie fie u.s.
in Dem 65benahooab" uno . SIabama"
Sale Su berifeben 9dt IS
-9ur in 8eridter fanii fa<
gen: sd ntilB QIIes baben, ober i6
mill Stt6ts nebineu" ueun cs nidt in
feiner Ma6t Iiegt 9ttles gu befoms
men. Beionbers in 9lnSiibung eines
OfentGiden slmte8 iollte 9fiemano feinen
StoIa feline 9eioenidaft, ODER feinen
@ieenfinn I'M @ege iein laiIen, iuenh es
aarauf aufontnlt, ettpas @ute5 su erria@
gen.
-0er SoSif sic gsOingune
bes 9ebens. &eia 5beil zines le6enoell
NfedauiSmu5 fam arbeiten obne a6su<
uusen Ser MeniG fdnst an gu ter,
len iii Dem glu9eublif in Dem CT su atbs
men dtifdn9t. $50 Sbati9feit it, ba 1T
aud 500. 50 az
-8enn mir 6as 8ro i'll zines
@uropaifaen gelidtS in ieinen Mubens
LINEN ifi;sirtM 10 peroen ioir fIiloen,
fbab Oafleibe Ourd hprisontdIe ainien
in @isr gieifbe Sbeile 9eseit tperoen
tam: Ser critic fdlieBt bic SrOue bea
&opfes cir; Ser speite bic Stirn; oer
brittle bic 9aie ilnoS bren uno Der 8ierte
Die aippen nnb Sas Slim. Sn ben ane
tiausn lStatusu, bsrsu bolltonmene
S6Onbeif mir 10 oft beiuanbern, iinS
fOiefe bier sbeiIe sefa,i gIeidJ; Bel leben<
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-02

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Newspaper Postage.
Having been frequently asked the question a,
70 whether there was any postage on newspa-
pers. we make the following extracts from the
regulations on the subject:
Weekly newspapers Zone copy only) sent by tn.
publisher to actual subscribers within the
county where printed aud published, free.
Postage per quarter TO be paidAbquarterly o,
yearly in advanced OH newspapers and peri
odicals issued less frequently than once week
sent 10 actual subscribers in any part of the
United States:
Ssmi-monthIy, not over 4 OF. 6 cents.
semi-monthy, over 4 OF. and not overs
OF. IL cents,
monthly. over OF. aud no, over Is '''
OF -. =. IL Cents
Monthly. over OF. aud not over OF. 6 cents
Monthly, over OF. and not over IL OF 9 cent?
Quarterly not over 4 OF. .. cent
Quarterly, over or and not over OF. z cents
Quarterly, over 8 OF. and mol over IL o. 8 cents
Newsdealers may send Newspapers aud Peri.
odicals TO regular subscribers at the quarterly
rates, in the SAME manner as pubishers and
may also receive them from publishers at sub
scribers' rates In both cases tho portage to b.
prepaid, either ut the mailing OF delivery Of
fec.
ANY word or communication, whether by
printing! writing, marks and or signs, upon the
GOV or wrapper Of a newspaper, or pamphlet
magazine or other printed matter, other than
the name and address of the person to whom
Il IS to br sent, and The date uLen subscription
expires. subjects the package TO letter posta &c
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" ELBERTON
FEMALE COLLEGIATE
!. INSTITUTE.

THE Spring Term of this Institution will
Il commence on tho Sth Of January, and
will end on ,he 2Oth of July, 1866.
The Fall Tenn will begin on The Sd of SEP.
'enshsr.s and close on the 2Sd Of November.
Thers will ne an examination of oil tho
Glasses at 'he close Of the Spring Term, by a
The 10th Of July will be devoted to the
reading Of Compositions and Concert.
q, RATES OF TUITION. -.
First C1ass-<Spelline, Reading. - ">-
Wiring. and Mental Arithmetic $l4,o0 $500
SecoadO Olass-Enalish Gramm6r.
aGeoeraphy. and Arithmetic, 2l.OO ooo
1Htsd Czass-UsuaI istudies of
College Course, oso0. 70 m
Il fEl?syyM Cyass- Languages and N
Higher Mathematics, $500 IL m
Contingent Fee.t =. I'D 80
For use OF Instrument ab0 so
PaTabls In advance in specie or its eouivsS
w Pupils will be received at INV time
Apd char ed from. time of entrance until The
Close OF the term. No deduction will be made.
except 10 case OF extreme illness, and then for
no !esa time than one moatb,
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to $40 09 per month Those wishing 70 'uroS nros
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