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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-27
Local Ite~z

Mortgages and Conyeyances OF Real E.-
tate for sale at this Office.
we nave been requested to stat. that
the Office Of the Bank of the State Of soutn
Carolina is at the drug store OF Fisher 4
He1ntsh. Business hours from 9 until Q
O'Clock
MAIL ARRANaEMENTs.- Post Office liz
open during the week from a. m. to In
M. and from 81 p. NJ. to p. m. On Sun.
day, from to 9 a. M
Northern mail opens a. M; closes q %. ln
c1a,hern Cbar1eatnn :. 55fp. M; {. 8. . p. NJ
Greenville R.R.s, g p. p nm: m.; " {. > s,p p. m
Edgefield q q M. :. oiP'
All mails close on Sunday at D. nj.
PROVOST CoURT.-There was no business
of any consequence before the Court yes
terday.
The Inaed States rs. O,cen Dohj. CI,ize,.
charged with an assault and battery ON a
freedman. After a careful examination of
the case, the Court found the defendant
not guilty.
Several minor cases were disposed Of.
when the Court adjourned until 10 a. m.
this morning.
IHE ALARM BELL. For the first time IN
sixteen months, our ancient friend, the
beH Secession" has regained u position
where its tones may be aent forth as OF
yore, warning our citizens of danger. or
ringing out the joyous notes becoming our
national anniversary. 1t will not, we fear.
until ''artcr while" as Bill Arp saws, ring
again FOR Southern victories per Sc: but we
do want it rung with forty-horse power
when Thad. Stevens and his gang arc con-
signed to infamy and their long home.
We presume the first sounds Of the bell
VIII be heard on the morning of the ''glo-
rious fourth" day which We hope Andrew
Johnson will-celebra;e in manner that
will electrfy the country.
We suggest that it would he a great con-
venlence to'the community, il the houra
could be struck on the bell until such time
as a city clock can be procured
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call
r! I" the following advertisements. which
are published this morning for the first
time:
DR.. {: II. Mot-Turnip Seed
). 4 t. r. ASnew- Circular Saws, &c.
L. Shodair-ContinTato Of Business.
butchers Lightning Fly-Killer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-27

DR.. {: II. Miot--Turnip Seed.
j. Il. Il. .ASnew-Circular Saws, &c.
l.. ir-ContinIation Of Business.
Dntchers Lightning Fly-Killer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-27

VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call
&c! t" the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the frs,
time:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-27

Morssasea and Conveyances of Real E.-
tate for sale at this Office.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-27

WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON. The
1riI""e says the many friends of
William Lloyd Garrison viii be panied
to learn thai the injury which befell
him last winter is more serious than
was ut first unprecedented, and is likely
not only t" disable him for long
time, but to retard considerably the
execution Of the great work he has
undertaken on slavery and it's aboli-
ton in the United States. This is,
on all accounts, to he regretted: but
hls personal friends will regret it pc
cnliarly, knowing, rs they do, that
MI Garrison is not rich, that his la
bors were all sacrifices in II pecuniary
view, and that he must be relying on
the success of his book for many of
t.te comforts of his life. None bnt
prophets can take stones for bread,
but it is pity that they should
have to.
The people OF the South, who are
suffering a thousand ills brought
about by the labors of Garrison and
his confrcres, vii we think. not be
killed outright by poignant anguish
because OF any little misfortunes, per
sonal or pecuniary that have over
taken or may hereafter befall the said
Garrison. We do not doubt that he
relies on the success OF his book 'sfor
the comforts Of life"
Richm0nd Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
Legal.
SHERIFF'S SALES. @ .p.,xr
STATE or WISCONSIN,
Grant COanty.
ADM K, ct Al.

1ysr.ra,.t ,,,.. 1fant Coanty.
Weeks, Admins TRAITOR If fl,e ~
tate OF James Anderson Pins
a ~ ~, ~ Circuit Court Of
- In W. "a 'he estate Graut county, Wis
the VIII annexed. Rebt A. Welsh
individually. and as Adm of the
estateof Robert Wech, deceased
with the Will annexed. Hannah
Yonng. William Welsh antsA ma
Holmes hcirs AZ law of John
Welsh, deceased, and Margaret
Welsh. widow OF John Welsh de
ceased.
by VIrtueNef Judgment and order of sale In n.
above entitled action rendered and made in the a. -
ahed court IN the above entitled &C uDn bearing ia.
on t'e f'1a Gay ~ October 1856 and by virtue Of
aii Judgment VIII offer for sale anG will sell at public
IC,h r. the highest bidder for cash at the outer door
- VIZ lort House IN the village OF Lancaster ~ said
'ohhtN, Wisconsin, on the latn day September sG6
~ ne lock - the aiternooa that dav All the fsi
lowing described real estate 20 much AS will satisf,
said Judgment, 10 wit: van 'S
The southeast quarter of the northeast ouarter ot
section tWentyseyen the south half of mort omar
Ter ana northwest quarter of the southeast quarter ~
section twenty three the south half of soutlwest
quarter OF section fourteen; the north half of nortlr
west quarter Of Section twenty three; the northeast
quafer@ southwest quarter Of section twenty -threo
o IA loWha north Of Range four West in Grant county
SAID SHE will be l4ade 10 satisfy sad judgment be
sid,s interest and costs and accruing costs.
Dated Sheriff Oflice Lancaster July 7th 1894
ALIEN BARBER Grant Comfy W.
PaitftH-- Attorney - -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
pROOF OF WILL-ROSSIE.
STATE 0F WISCONSIN ]

STATE OF WISCONSIN, 1
GRANT COUNTY. .
Probate Office, August Goth 1906
In the matter of the Proof and Probate the last will
and testament of John Rosse, deceased late Of
the County of Grant.
Whereas, an instrument in writing purp0rting TO DO
copy of the last will and testament Of
John Rossie deceased late of the County Of
Grant has been filed in this Office; and whereas APP
picati. n has been made by Margaret Rosie, widow
ot deceased praying that the be proven and Nd.
mttcd T. Probate according TO the laws this State
Therefore, Is ordered that said application be heard
before me at the Probate Office in Lancaster in said
county o. Tuesday the 10Th lay of September A. d :.
1867. at one clock ia the afternoon of day;
Ana Is further ordered that notice shall be given t
all persons interested in said will the time and place
q said hearing by publication in the Grant County
HERALD newspaper printed in said County for three
successive weeks each week prior tue time Of
such hearing.
BY the Court
WV. McGONIGAL,
lt-tt. County Judy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
pROOF OF WILL-PAIsLEY.
ATE OF WISCONSIN.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
CRANE COUNTY =.
prola once, September 3d. 1866.
Ia the matter OF HE Proof aud Pr the last will
aud testament Of Sarah Paisley deceased late of the
County 81 Grant
Whereas. an instrument in writing. purportng to be
the last will and testament Of Sarah Paisley deceased
late OF he county Of Grant has been filed in this Office
and whereas, application has been madp b. John Lewis
praying that the same be proven and admitted Pre-
bate according to the laws OF this State
II is ordered that said application be heard before
at the Probate office in the village Lancaster in said
county on Monday the st day OF October. A. d. 1866
at ! o'clock IN the afternoon OF said day.
Ana it is further ordered that notice shall he given
t. all persons interested in said VIII OF the and
place Of said hearing ~ publication in the Grant Coun-
~ HERALD, weekly newspaper published at Lancaster,
for three successive Weeks ck weeh prior tho
time Of such bearing. a&
Ea1 McGONIGAL,
BY the Court, County Judge.
13-3t az
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
WN. McG0NIGAL,
County Judge.

State Of Wisconsin. Grant County Court. In gro
bate In the matte: Of the estate Of Cornelius W Fran
CISCO deceased.
To all IS 4om it may concern
Notice Is hereby given that we the suhscribers
on tfs nth Of August, lSG appointed ana cofl
mssioned BY the County Court Of Grant County WiscoH
sin, commissioners to receive examine and adjust alt
Claims ana demands OF all persons, against said deceased
That seven months from and after said day having
been allowed and limited io creditors to present their
claims TO rs for allowance and that will on the Sd
day Of October, at 10 o'clock A. NJ and also the 18th
day Of March 1SG7 at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ meet at the
office Of l. }. Wooey in the village Of Boscobel ard
attend to the discharge Of duties Commissioners
aforesaid
j. d. MEEKER,
AUSTIN RANSOM,
BEN. NJ. COATES,
Commissioners
Boscobel, Wis, Aug. H. 1S6G.-1o4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
GOODS ARE LOW Err !!

Having taken advantage of the recent panic and
Sought good Socz OF Ae:ehandise prepared to
tef much lower than those Who boo h before the great
leeline by of the firm spending the whole the
time in Chicago and milwaukee take advantage
Of the fluctuations in Tie market and buy much more
than those who buy through orders or go only occa
sianally 10 market PALMER COATS
Boscobel oct. ~ 1854 -2atf AT psi!er's Oh stand
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11

JOHN Browns BoDY-The body
Of John Brown lies inferred beside q
granite boulder near the dwelling he
formerly occupied North Elba,
among the AdirQndaclls. His widow
and the surviving members emigra-
ted to California two years ago, and
his farm and buildings passed into
the hands Of a stranger The press
ent owner keeps register Of the
numerous tourists whovisit the grave.
Frequently parties gather together
there on the rock, whicl Is his only
tombstone, and unite il singing,
John Browns body lies mouldelng in the ground"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11

LOYAL MEN or THE SoC1H.
With loyal moa il Tennessee, John
son has no more inlucncc tiEan jeff.
Davis. After all the letters 'written
from the inmates and hangers OH at
the White House to members OF the
tennessee Legislature, urging them
not 70 accept the Constitutional
Amendments, they were triumphant-
~ adopted by vote in the Senate
OF fifteen to six, and in the House by
torty-thrce To thirteen WHiist in
neither branch Of the Tennessee Leg
islature can 4 resolution be adopt
cd endorsing Andrew johnson or his
policy, unless it be to declart him a
TRAITOR, and his policy TREASON both
rank and damnNble.
Why DO ! charge all this Be
cause he is turning loyal men out of
office By thousands, to make room
for rcbcls and traitors. Because he
is appointing Tennessee Legislative
boilers to Office, Is a reward aor their
revolutionary and villainous conduct
Because he betrayed the Brcckin-
ridge Democracy after working with
aud for them, up to the day Oh which
Lincoln was first elected. Because
he betrayed the loyal North after
they had cleo ed him to the office OF
Vice President. Because he .hAs be
traycd the dowu-tloddcn ard unotf
ending negro trying again to sell
him into bondage atlerpron4ising 10
be his Noses. Because he has bctray-
cd the Fcnians t. the British GOV
ernmcnt, after scliingthcm euns and
ammunition, and impressing their
minds with the belief that he was
their friend. And at last, but not
least, because he has never been true
% any one but Andrew Johnson.
aRoWNLow APOLOGY FOR NOMINATING
JOHNSON ToR VICE PRESIDENT.
As an offset Of all this, it will be
said, the writer Of this address was
a member Of the Baltimore Conven-
ton, and put Mr.. Johnson in nomin~
alton for the Wee Presidency. That
IS true, and the writer takes this oc-
casion publicly to acknowledge that
it was the worst act Of his protractcd
and somewhat eventful lite. But he
nc - 10y - ''l'''O"1'o" = iillilSeli
'i'"o ~ ! o'i''es9'c "elc8a'Pil nag
~ ~" - = eSe'l w ILL., % MI
the writer was made the organ
through WHICH to make known to
~. nj 49, 'i'OiI " isil(s'< Oct
~ !, Du,9 No.; ! ~ otch Ior ms cause
" III , 'I.', =, ; ! ~. ~. e''iiV7
,.l,Il ,1n ! t.I ~ !" ~
~, ~ 10V' ~ No. sou .seouVh'
! "'h'' nan :" li'e "s'l''iI'0fe '.olVeh'
l'o';, nC'P,llS 20 '"#e = on''S@ll IN
'osi'IG'. We. neio "a, ~ 'l! - iI1f',oS
'o,'l9 H. - ~. i'.'i - .'ilIoii
1 - Z. : 0:'''ono - 'uoSe
''i'o' 'o'"'e9
TIE NENT CIVIL WAR AND IT'S RESULT.
1t is The settloc! purpose of the trai.
tors at the North, ani the rebels OF
the South. to involve the conrtry in
another bloody war and this they aim
ID 10 during the next Two wears. an
der the lead If Andrew J0Eeson.-
Anattcmpt to force Southern traitors
into their seats in Congress- with
bayouets. viii be made the o|ctgt9H
for theoutbreak Let the desp9t now
al the head Of the Government at.
tempt d thing Of this Kind ii Ill dare.
4 million Of gallant Union man VIII
~ ornY a,,,,nan Il, tN I,.t.;a+ 13
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
\ LEV ILSON.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,


IH91I177 = NIIs0n- COUNTY or GRAvr
b} virtue s ind q foreclosure aud order Of
sat re@ e f faae III u. aioYe entitled az ton da.
ied - tn 18th day II : ptember A. y 1865 and hy
mirsfon q Plaintiff Attorney viii offer for sale and
VIA st 4 Islte sale 20 the highest bidder for cas- at
the ifan door II the Court House in the villa nj
Lancaster Grant County Wisconsin the 18th day Of
September !. 1865, o'clock r NJ on thar iay the
following described real estate 70 Wit:
The west halt u south west quarter Of Section pa
Town Range. west The east half Of south west omar
ter OF Section =, Town Range west and the north
east quarter oi south east quarter of Section - Town
Range west IN the County ofGrant State of wiscon,
sin.
sad sale vii be made to satisfy the Judgment in this
case besides interest and costs.
Dated Sheriff Office, Lancaster, Wisconsin August
Isl, lNno Nm IL. CIlSE
y ALLEN BARBER Sheriff.
Plaintiff Is Attorney-a-ts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
GRANT COUNTY PREMIUM
HARNESS SHOP AT LANCASTER
IN LANCASTER
Opposite The L. s. Htsl.


Collins & Powers wish to inform the citi- n "a
Gems Of Grant and adjoining counties that they kEssA
are prepared to manufacture al good il their
lite. such harness. Saddles Collars and carnage
trimmings in all its branches both heing good practical
workmc, they feel confident in saying that an work
manufactured by them cnnnot be surpassed bvanv 9th
shop in the State 81 oTde.s from distance prompt
ly attended To- repairing done on short notice and at
reasonable rates
WM. POWERS CO.
Lancaster, April d lsG5-46-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
A PLACEMENT.
GRANT COUNT
Town Of roscobel In Justices Court
ri " II n pR4TNERn.
III Justices Court.

You hereby notified that a Warrant OF At
taelment has been issued against you and your prop
ery attached 10 satisfy the demands of Charles :
wards, amounting to fifteen dollars
Aow unless you shah appear before Ben Shearer Es J.
Justice Of the Peace in and for said County al hs
Office ia said town. the 22d day Of September A. D.
1906, II o'clock in the afternoon, judgment will be-
rendered against you aud your property sold to pay the
debt. Dated Boscobcl, Aug IS 1866
Gil ARIES EDWARDS Plaintiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11


telegram do not warrant the inter
ference OF the military authority.
The administration Of the laws and
the representation ofthe peaccjn Nash
vile belong properly to the State au.
thorilies, and the duty Of the nited
States forces is not to interfere in
amy way in the controversy between
the political authorities Of The State,
and General Thomas will strictly
abstain from nyinterteroncc between
them.
At the time | was refused the
necessary military aid at Nashville
10 protect the Legislature aud lis le~
gal officers from mob violence, the
President, soon thereafter, ordered
the Government authorities at New
Orleans to use the military to aid an
infurtated rebei mot to break a Union
Convention Of pcaceable and loyal
men, which has resulted in the cruel
murder and wounding of hundreds
Of loyal white and colored men. This
feast was intended for Nashville, and
was only prevented b. the prompt
action of talented, fearless and
patriotic Congress, admitted Tennes-
see to her original position in the
Federal Union. But loyal men of
Nashville, and OF all parts Of the
State, arc still environcd with danger.
The rebel papers Of the State all en-
courage violence and resistance Of
law. Ex-Governor Neil S. Brown, in
a recent rebel meeting in Nashville,
is reported by the rebels to have cau~
toned the Radicals Of Tennessee
meaning the Union men, to beware
and ci,ed the case Of Robespicrre
and associates at the time OF the
French Revolution. Having no hope
Of protection from the President, in
the event Of an attack from rebel
mob shall look with confidence to
Northwestern States to come to our
rescue, as soon us attacked by the
minions Of JEFF. Davis and Andrew
johnson. And if further develop
ments seem to Justify IT. | will call
out loyal militia Of che State, and call
upon the Legislature to arm and
coup them. We must and will nee t
these traitors, and sustain the Gov
ernments, State and National, or fall
IN o'i i''0c' ~ tiie loo'
THE LoyAL SOUTHERN CONVENTION
| trust the loyal Southern Con
Venlion, to be held II Philadelphia
ihc thITd q september, Will have q
inli representation from Tennessee.
The " ashington Iafetl'cacer Prcsi.
dent Johnson's organ, says the Con
vcntion OF Southern Unionists "is
called to assemble in Philadelphia
because there r. ne place n any S0Wh~
ti1' '9fafel chcfeS0ch q Conrc"tfoh co"ld
DC f0lffafed.'
This isthe old familiar style. Real.
ly, the world has not moved much.
In 1896, Fremont speakers were not
celebrated" in certain States In
1898 these states would not ''toler-
ate anti Lecompton speakers. In
1860, they would not tolerate the
election OF Abraham Lincoln. The
consequence was that IN 1868 these
people bad to tolerate q mass con
Vention called oy Grant at .iicksour@;
n lSof 9ihi'ar meetings q sherman !
men ~ Auah'" ana savannah ana
~ 1870 q Sraha convention IN me
nel9hoofhood Oh APPomalloN' Are
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
A ENACTMENT.
IN Justices Court.

GRANT COUNTY. }
1ownof Boseobel. - IN Justices Court
To ". II. Ii BRAINERD.-
You are hereby notified that Warrant Of
Attachment has been issued against you aud your prop
erty attached to satisfy the demand IF Torrance Aar-
rier amounting to forty dollars IL
Now unless you shall appear before BEN Shearer Is
quire Justice of the Peace in said County at
his office in said town the I'D day September A.
~ 1850, at clock in the afternoon, Judgment VII be
rendered against You amt your property sold pay tho
debt Dated Bo5cobel, August %, 1866
TERRANCE CARRIER,
1887. Plaintiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

IN PROBATE Grant County Court
In the matter Of the estateof Wilson deceased
Notice herely given, that 10y virtue and in pursu
ance % an orer 81 License made ia said matter on the
third day u September A. D. loco Nv the County Court
~ sald tarnty tleundcrsilned Thomas Davies Admin
l-fratof VITA the will annexed Of the 81 said de-
ceased viii On saturday the 18th Of September A. D..
1900 AZ two clock in the afternoon said dtty or
in front 81 j. SeatoR Store in the village of Potos
VIII oiier for sale al public vendue, the following de-
scrihel Lands To wit:
lnotS Nos L. Is 2o lbs 100 in the village of Potos
also the northeast quarter Of northeast quarter
ti"n - Town ) north, kange }. west of the fourth
Principal Meridian.
The terms Of sale to be made known the time and
place ~ sale.
Dated ~ Lancaster, this 81 day OF September, A. D.
1000. THOMAS DAVIES,
Lists Administrator
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
ON MAKERS

have hand for sale pier yof Blacksmith coal IRON
9leI sled shoes, spokes hubs wagon nakers stu1
&c, &c, for sale as cheap a. "a sghere
FRANCIS NcSPADEN.
Boscobel, Oct. s. lS65-ls-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
BoCNTIEs TO Moro SOLDIERS

BoCNTIEs TO Moro SOLDIERS
The Pay Department has received
instructions to suspend the payment
OF bountics to negro soldiers, and to
transfer tins class OF claims to the
Second Auditors Bureau. It will be
remembered that about two weeks
since the Pay Department announced
officially that it was ready to pay
these claims.
BE- The Emperor Maximilian's
European despatch on Tuesday, for
the Atlantic cable, to bis wife in
/ France, cost fifteen thousand three
hundred and sixty-four dollars in gold,
and was nearly seven hundred words
IN cyphcr.
a. In a Berlin military hospital
they perform some anlputations with
circular saws. \ fine toothed saw,
running at a high velocity. would sew
er limb instantly without making
a ragged cut, but we presume the
flaps are first made with the knife
rs il could hardly be done with a
saw
"a ten-mile trot for $500 side
was won on the Uamtramck Course,
at Detroit, yesterday, by Dallas u
young horse, in thirty minutes and
three tourths Of q second.
sz~A Boston paper says Massa-
ehusetts gave And CIV Johnson So
600 majority for Nice-President. She
will give $4,000 against his policy, on
on equally large vote.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11
THE NEW ORLEANS MASSACRE.

The loyal men Of Tennessee will
allow me- to contrast Andrews John
son f1SG5, with Andrew Johnson Of
1866. His official dispatches shall
speak for him
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11

Bo.cobel, Wis, Aug. II, 1866. -1o-i
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-11

! larg32f q , Anderson andJames )
W ceks, Admlnistr TRAITOR of the es-
tate of James Anderson pins
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-23
The filth in Ottawa.

While everything leoks favorable and
promising for large turn out of the firemcn
Of Northern Illinois at the grand Tourna>
ment at Ottawa on the 4th, we suggest
whether 1t would not be well for the citizens
to take some steps in connection with suits
able observance of the day. There could be
a basket pic mic, an Grafton, toasts, &c,
without n. all interfering with tie Tourna>
ment. and there could be fire. works and the
like in the evening.
As we write, suggestion is made that
at least n part of the vacuum which the
present arrangements seem to leave in the
proceedings of the day will be filed by the
Dramatic Association, who propose 10 give a
performance at Washington Hall both IN the
afternoon and evening. That provides moth
ing. however, for tse time up to o'clock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-23
Excursion 10 S'E,ica-0.

The ladies of Plymouth Church, finding
the mentolks of the congregation TOO SLOW,
or poor, or close to provide much needed
parsonage for their minister, have resolved
to raise the means themselves, and as step
IN that direction have projected a grand
excursion to Chicago, to come of on the
occasion Of laying the corner stone Of the
Douglas Monument President johnson.
You know, will deliver the Grafton On the
occasion, and all bis cabinet will Be there.
with probably Grant, Sherman, and many
other notabilities. The date, Of course. is
yet unknown, bat it will be very sooa after
tho adjournment Of Congress, ,aboutthc 18th
july The fare, too, is yet TO be fixed but
will be very low-c.rtainly less than half
the regular rates. Let everybody be getting
ready. They want to fill fifty cars. The
more the merrier, as well as the cheaper.