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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS

From the Buffalo Commercial, June ~
The long anticipated movement OF the Fenians
xpn}d fecm to have taken plAce at last. Wh4t The
rcsu3t y Ill be cannp! now be toretcen. II the ru.
no.s which ire dying ahOnt IN all dtrcctlons have
any foundation tn fact, then We may beIle'e thai
fhcrc has been regular concert o action. and me
whole Fen,sn force hes made IN advance upon the
Province At different points along the frontier
We, tn ort yesterdays i4aue, gave sumo account
OF the gathering Of .he forces n this point, their
movements lhe city. etc. and 1t 10 not necessary
10 60 INTO further deai1s IN this respect at
II is enough to sAy tna the eu got here That they
we9e disperted about the city and qusrtsfed IN
various locanlles under orders 10 move 1t the ~
pointed hour, and that when the time CAME they
were in readiness TO go.
Although positively informed bv friend that
fhe Fensans sou!d lesre Buffalo for Canada last
a. 1t came from one who was not connected with
the ostcs; but for once:rumor proved no fie-
THE FORCES NARcH1S8-
~ an .a,v hou. ~ ths evening i became esadeas @
the honrs wore On the signs became 6til more an-
parcn'. Towards msdhscht tatee squads Of men
could BE- teen marching and counteTmArchtne about
me stree't, not at II tecmcd- headed Tor any pas.
cular point hui theT nil eventually got on the
route towards Black Rock, following Niagara and
sixth streets.
About ibe sarac time number Of heavy wagons.
supposed 10 coutaln arms. ammunition, ETC., were
ntiven L. fA1 down the river road ~ Pratts Rolling
Aflil, the point selected int crossing.
TIE cnossQyn.
At this point were collected four canal hoats. said
70 ccnasn more storee and implements ol war, and
two tugs.
Auf1Na TUE MEN.
At this point, We are told. the 1f1ns We1c taken
from the cARe- and placed In rho hands OF the
and ammunition Betycd cut IT The sanae tlo1e. 70
| that whcn they huded On Canadian soft 1heT ware
S @eis % be oded Gur ,no1sn & st.fes ts,s ,hess
hoais made two uip., Carrying fall loads Of nneu
each time Tbs crossing VIA effected about three
, 1866-06-04

NEAK8NH XFMk kHG OCV1VKI@3EILUFE Vl
AET1s by the United States Authorities.
DE1HorT. june at II positively affirmed that
between tWo md three hundred Feufans left this
city lstt night On Ec.Fcl tn toNase. We were IN
ah!e 10 learn tEeff deet1naflon.
Crest number. Of strangers are scattered through
ont The ciy. 4 demonstll.ion iu come direction
Il undoubtedly intended. a larse quantl'y oi Rides
in the Merchants Despatch warehouse were seized
h4 The limited States AuthQIltEN.
, 1866-06-04
Head Centre Stephens in Philadelphia
His Opposition to the Proposed At.
tack on Cnnada-Aluaost Riot, dc.

PH1LADELPHIA, May 81. 1865
James Stephens, G. o. l. r., accompanied
By Col, Halpfne, arrived here about seven
o'clock this evening by the Camden d Amboy
route. At the Walnut street wharf he was
met By Andrew Wynne, District Centre, and
several other members Of the Fenian Broth
erhood. Around the gates large and en-
thuslastic crowd had assembled, by whom
Air. Stephens was enthusiastically cheered as
lie made his way to the carriage which was
in waiting to convey him to the Continental
Hotel.
At eight o'clock be proceeded to National
Hall, where mass meeting WAS being held.
The building was well flied and fine band
discoursed all the latest aud most popular
Fenian airs. On entering Mr. Stephens was
bers Of the audience, while thel ladies waived
their handkerchiefs and smiled their swuetesr.
The orator Of the evening WIS introduced to
the audience by Mr. Wynne, and alter few
preliminary remarks he said:-The men in
ireland ought to be consulted as to the means
which should be employed tar their Ekera-
ton. In Ireland their organization was larger
and more powerful than any similar conspira-
CT tlat ever existed in Europe or elsewhere.
and would undoubtedly accomplish the end
for which It had been formed, II fthe 1rishmen
in this country did not dlsappoint those at
home. Gen. Swecny, President Roberts and
all other leaders In favor OF attacking Canada
would not be safe for six hours in Ireland,
where it was absolutely necessary that fight
ing should take place this year or the organi-
zation would dissolve, never again to be
reunited. Mr. Roberts had always been In
favor Of resfgning bis position under the sen-
ate faction. and had expressed a willingness
honey had done, tut had not been allowed to
do so By the party in New York anu New Jcr-
sey. The organization had been placed In
good working order, and he hoped before
, 1866-06-04

Circuit Court MIatsers-Contributto
10 the Lincoln Monument Fund, DC.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June a--The spring term Of
the Circuit Court fol this comfy wai brought 10
close at Doon fo-duy.
The Treasurer OF the National Lincoln Monu-
meni Fund reports the receipt OF $779 05 for the
week ending io-day, twenty dolI3ra OF which was
from the Sunday Schools IN the State Of Oregon,
and {37.70 from an hgsnt Of the Association In Nc
Lean ounty.
Col Lieb, late Of the Fifth United States Colosed
HeaT5 ARTILLERY, proposes 10 start German news
paper in this c1tF At an c1riy day.
, 1866-06-04
Burning Of TWO Valuable Steamers
Fraca& at a Political Meeting.

Burning Of two Valuable Steamtrs-
FracH. at Political ueeKinE.
[special Despatch 70 the ch.csso irlbnne1
ST. LOUIS. June 2.
Apout O'Clock this morning. fire broke ont IN
thc dismaniled steamer bo.tona. which epread with
the usual rnpldtty, and soon eu.eloped IN the en-
hrnce Of the deyonr1ng element ih5 splendid Ncw
Orleans r.ckct, 1da Handy. and the dlHmauued
steamer Jnmc+ RAYMOND. 1t x1s but fe y mo-
zurnte xfacr the alarm vas SOUNDED, before the
1hrvc vEtseta were one mas OF names.
II Ii at The present writing not kuo *n ho~ tn.
fire started. tie 804tona M. halli twelve
yenYs ago by the Cincinnati sad Portsmouth
Pocket Company. Her LAST exusHenre a. 4
Steamboat vas ns packet between McsnuhI*
and Tickahnss. After plying fur fx~ mon'hs in
statee Harsha!. Messrz. tarr + annbeil OF this
cuy becoming the pl'5chaeets. she ~as brought
to this pou few mouths >fnce. End tcr macnfncrf
1sten4snt- TIL. wreck WAS NJ bur mill value.
Iae ada Haudy wut one OF ont
finest New Orleans packets, owned bg The Atlantic
fcen laid up Tor The purpose OF having her tnbu:
Jasz taken ont and The osd-tat"ioued n1re hued
bolicrs substituted The H4nny was ballt IN 1osi
by Cap:. Ank--.P Pe1ram. OF this CITY. was valued
Ai and fnrurrd tor 80 tn the follow
Cincinnati. offices. Wa En1erpiss. ss,s;j Globe
Eu1eln, Huc1-ye Stale. Magnolia. Anrat Union,
C1tzep. Ohio ivalley. Boa'mcu's md Germania
During political meeting 1t WarrcrRbr1g, Mo
yesterday, where Gen Blatf fpose, fracas Occur.
rcd. PlrsoIk .setc drawn. ana during the ROM one
Radtcnl YES killed and one wounded One Conser'
Sh1iye Na* rhot in the Ar1n and severely %onndad
Several heads were hurt. Bad Rhiskey VII. at ttt
bottom Of rhe affair, coupled with thc pre-ence Of
many returned fencls from the n t0uadtn. coun-
try. feu BlaiF hnlzbed bis tptech.
, 1866-06-04
FROM DES MONIES.

Republican County Conventton-Kaa.
son Delegates ElecGed-COliectorzlt
of the Second DlRtf1ct.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.1
DE MoESEs, June 2.
The Republican County Convention to-day Vas
fully attended, and the delegates appointed TO the
Congressional Convention we're unanimously In
st1ucted to cast the rote OF the county for Kaseon
until he Is nominated.
Col. Ed. Wright has not accepted the Collector
ship Of the second Disict. and will be candidate
for SfEfeIaEY Of SInte.
, 1866-06-04

3fFtom the St. H5acyn'he G. ". Courier, 2sth-1
As a train of the Grand Trunk was passing
through this locality during the night, q
young gentleman, Mr: Bachand, noticed that
not to have wakened up. lie urged the con-
ductor to stop the train, or at least to slacken
It, but met with refusal. The courageous
young man leaped, however, from the cars,
broke his leg, and yet crept to the burning
house, which wa. that OF Mr.. Urge1c Desma-
rails, merchant. The family were all asleep,
as Nir. Bnchand had supposed, and he reused
ttem Just In time to save their Eves, with
ono exception, that Of Il young 1aly, e years
old, niece of Air. Desmarals. She has per-
ished In the flames, and tho Coroner has
returned in reference to her verdict Of acci-
DENIAL death. 3fr. Bachapd certainly de-
serves reward from tue Humane Society Of
England,
, 1866-06-04

Heavy Rafns-Survivofs OF the City OF
McmphIx DtAaAter-0ai1er Steamer
Accidents,
Especial despatch to the Chicago TEioune.]
MrHPu1s, Juna 3.
E1leavy rams, with thunder and lightning, ha
interrupted the telegraph aud are damaging tbs
cfups.
Six Of the survivors Of the City OF Memphis dig
astez hare died IN the hospital; the Others are do
ing well.
The MolIIe Able ran aground at the head OF Pres,
ident Island she was 1ightened Oft today By q
tow boat. -.
Tie Market Boy was blown 10 pieces and ennt
in The storm OF Friday night At Council Bend. NJ
casualttes. ....
The ST. Francis is falling, with asx feet in shallow
U1Hret
, 1866-06-04
FROM CINCINNATI.
Rcv. G. q. Cummlns, Of This CITY,
Elected RIxhop-Kentucky Politics,


Elected 4 8Ixhop-KentuckF Politics,
&c.
C1Nc1NFAT1, June a.-Thc Episcopal Church Coz.
vrntton, at Louisville ky. ciected Rev. George u.
Cummtne, D. D.. Of Chicago Bl=hop. yesterday af
4cInoop-yeaa 23, uays |. The laty accented the
nomination. His xal1ry ia nxed It &, $50 pr an
Eum; that Of the retiring Hishop smith sa- e 100
Seven hundred FeniAns passed through Indlur
spolls for The fEont- Another large ehIpmcnt oi
AIMS was made trom Columbus for Detroit, yes.
1e,day,
The Union men OF Kentucky will not be bound
nv die action Of the 30'h OF Nav Convention Ut
louisville. The nomination Of Ba!ling AZ CLERK ..
The Court OF Appeals. ls regarded ~ htllc better
thsn thc rebel nomination OF DuyalL Geuerai
Uobsou Will probably he the lt2dieais' candidate
The eeoopd trial oi samuel cover. indicted foz
the Roosa fa1u11y murder. u Get ios June 5th, IN
fhe n aYrrp County Cours ol Common Pleas. !: Il
probabLe thst In case OF the necessity for changa
81 veunc, The case will be tired berr.
pears to he general. The farmers have complained
OF The dfouth for oSer month past
, 1866-06-04
RIrd Nlaootluw Match

PA1aYRA. n T., June 2s-The contest fot double
bird shooting was re- omed this morning. R. Newell
uou the 1stt prize. ". II. Coob, the second, aud
Geo. j. Matsb The third. The FoEeater Club of
Buffalo caIry Oft SIX out OF the eeyen prizes given
for shotgun shooting.
, 1866-06-04

Old SettleT.s sAksocintlon-Eeu. Sherman
-indieements in q Tar and Feather
Case, &c.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, June s.-The annual meetiuQ
Of tho Old Settlers Association waa held 5estef.
day, 1t The Capitol. There WA quite 1 good IT.
, 1866-06-04

Indiana Politics. Journalistic Bill
Hard Celebrities, Etc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trbune.1
INDIANAPOLIS, June 2.
The Marion County Convention met today and
nominated full ticket, giving The soldiers all the
best Offices.
The Union Club open the campaign With meet
rne tonight. Lon. II. c. Newcomb will deliver
The address,.
The Hsruid CANE ont today In an enlarged form
and Ia now larger than the Journal. +,
Michael phelan, Pierre Earme, Joseph Dion,
Phil. Tfeman and John MeDeyttt, biilIaFd ce'ebrt.
ttes. arrived in The city today, n FotHe for the
State tournament at Fort Wayne.
EeF rn1d ami re
, 1866-06-04

4 1900 Barrel OIL Well.
BuRxMo BPn19s, ". "a, Jnne 2 NO. aftrack
yesterday. Ia lowing full 1,6oo barrels day. L.
Joua 4. Bn0wN, President.
, 1866-06-04

The Remains OF Gen. Scott.
The New York Times reporter gives the
following description OF the remains OF Lieu
, 1866-06-04
NRm a1nkrtls&11Ita18.

9TC. H.ECHIVEN. Advertising Agent,
81 Dearborn street., II authorized "a Frceiy .
Advertisements for the T1sbu4c. and hil
othcr leading papers throu2hnut the Quilted
S&atcs and Canada
, 1866-06-04

The pospnremsnt IL an unaToIdshie necessity. tnot
much couAeQ OF tne Of tltkass ytt
ulsoo) tho peluvc necessity e fae tha PFoD
cetn delay I'd ID consequence OF tno negligence and
ca.alessurss Of n portion Of our Aztna In Making
their proper fttuzns.
, 1866-06-04
We advise all Paxtios wanting Tfckatx

To send for the without delay. NJ hare but jtt-
ited unber Fer on hand We Mtsn particularly
TO impress np"n lht mnd4 OF our AgeatA tns impoF-
tnnce OF Their m4Khg 1helF fetuf IT and of
un tu8 whatever errors may have cEepk nto thrtF
ports hcsrsofore. No will a,y % tuoss seadlnG Eoe
Tickets. that should they 81: oc aod II the tina their
order Is 1eceiveA. tho money all BE- retuFued.
No applications for acnctea for tbs sale Of tick
ert tickssa to supply those agents vo have ALREADY
appotn1ed. Tickets arc Tor sale ~ the princtpA Ho-
Ofee. 133 Dearborn street; price q c.sn: soos y
Invite ihe particular attention OF persons wishing
to pydeg uckAt4 bY mali to tho following
, 1866-06-04

DEMOVAL.- H. Pomroy & Co.,
LII having removed rom their old nil. may. On Aao
Of Mo1esn and fw91yseGena s5ee,s, nsar Z. Gss CT
contnne the P1an1ns Mill bpsineas n al rs Branches
ri74net Il. fOHEOY 4 co.
, 1866-06-04

In every case ANA the nane and Post 0fnct adnTe@
Of exeh separate subscriber.
Money By df1, P. o, ORDER express. or In feR9yWe6
letters, may be sent At our risk.
All communications should be addressed To
, 1866-06-04

For Sale by All uNewsden1crs.
, 1866-06-04

no! FOR THE CRIB


HArd and soft Coal Of all kinds; all Wood and
EindllnE, all kinds Gop1uM Invited 10 call a1C
bn. before the rise ia p;tce soon exr.ctea.
tpt.f54 ISAAC EQd1E. 132 OeafhQrn.st,
, 1866-06-04

Order from Gen. Observation-Disclosures
u Gen. tkarrS, Commanding the Dis.
lFtc1 Of Ontario.
BUFFALO, June 3.-The following il Gen
Ncnde't order:
AEAuo's MILITARY DIVISION or THE ATLANTIC, |
BCFFALo, June 5, 1866. +
Hrevet Mai. Gen. Barry:
Gtneral orders will he cent you from Hcadquat
ten Department oi The East, assigning You TO tht
commana Of lbe Dle.rict Of ontarso. extending
from Ere. Pa, to Uswcgo. n. Y, beth placcs IN
cluocd, headquarters NJ B1ta+o. In adranee OF th'
orders ano accompanying instructions, direct yos
10 use The force at soui command to preserve th'
neutrality by preventing. the crossing Of aftnss
boa1ct, by cutting oil se,ntorremcut= supplies, b
,iezlpg ali arrn. ammunition. &C., which 5on has'
scasop 10 believe arr detttneu TO he uted nnla $
Iu,ly; In fine, 1akipE all measures precautiouaE
and Otherwise, 10 prevent yio1aHou OF law. Fo
This purpose. 5on vii move the forces uIder you
command 10 eueh points as are Threatened, aud 20
III employ sc->els aud tugs. &c, such as c1n b
trpcureu for watchfuE the river and lake ehottt
anu tnkinE all euch mc1s utes AZ In your Judgmen
the emergency requires.
tSignel} GEoEaE 9. MEADE.
Nzfn nrn1{ M mn
, 1866-06-04

WE WILL SEND

Aoy party procuring club OF tve Or more nAme8
for tickets aud the money tct the fae
HflI be aliQXed fpe fpllQWlu2 QQp1I3t3atQu, III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
WISCONSIN CHIEF.

THIS well-known Horse viii stand at Mount Hope
Monday and Tuesday forenoon Tuesday afternoons and
"Wednesday forenoon atJaHes Trainer iOur miles east
OF Whtesde he vl also be found al my residence on
Saturdays SEE handlis for balance Of time
The " isVon,in Chief sired by the oa Morgan
Chief be By the old Greco Mountain; his Dam is Ia
NOUS good mare, stock Sir Henry AID Whip.
The Chief is beautiful brown, l5 hands and three
inches high weighs $50 pounds ard for style and ac
ton he is second to no horse n the eountys lie wants
better recommend than the fact that he has stood
Whit sides barn or the past three years, his bus
increasing zach year ast year he and the Jack had
over hundaeI mares at that alone lie is going
back again this year wtl haftcring prospects.
J MCKENZIE
Lancaster. April l6, G6-4j
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

ne. Gen. Fisk, who is in Memphis,
has signifed his intention tp have all
the negro churches rebuilt in better
style and will see that the city foots
the bill Of damages committed by the
late mob. lie advertises Cor negro
carpenters, masons, and laborers to
to the work.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
Legal.
PROOF OF WILL-OWENS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCONSIN
GRANT COUNTY. e.
Probate Office. April 18th 1865
In the matter OF the Proof and Probate Of the last will
and testament CT George W. Owens, deceased late of
the City Of savanna, Georgia
Whereas, an instrument in writing purporting to be
duly authenticated copy Of the last viii and testament
OF George " Owens, deased late of the City of Sava1-
ma State OF Georgia has bee led in this office; and
whereas, application has be, aade by Hon T. Allen
Barber, Attorney praying that the same be proven
ana Admitted y Probate according to the laws of this
State:
Therefore il is ordered that said application be heard
before Al the Probate Office in Lancaster in said
county. Tuesday the 29th day of May d. 1866
a one o'clock II the afternoon o. said day.
And il Is frths ordered that notice shall be given to
All persons Interested in will of the time ANA place
Of said hearing. by publication in the Grant County
HERALD, newspaper printed ia said COUNT for three
successive weeks, once each prior to the time Of such
hearing
BY the Court
WN. McG0NIGAL.
4S-at County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

FIRE IN OsuKosH.-A very de-
struchve fire occurred at Oshkosh on
Saturday last. consuming about one.
half Of the business part Of that city.
The loss is estimated At S250000.
1t i supposed the fire originated
from iuccndiarism
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

WHEAT-Reports from he north
crn portion of Indiana are to the
effect that the wheat cror in that
locality Will be an entire faaure. In
many instances farmers are blowing
up feds Of that staple, as not worth
thc seed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22

Rw ARTEMUs WARD has Instituted
au action against the publishers of
the funny % book called Betsy
Jane Ward Husband Of Artcmus, .
to restrain them from issuiogit He
says it hurts his fair fame and libcls
his fair flame.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
Santa Anna.


\ AW ] 0Ehl 1aay II.
Mexican Republicans Ia Washing
ton fear that Santa Annals return
ard Stewards visit indicates he may
replace Maximillian on hi@ return 10
Mexico by nominal Republican Gov
ernment guaranteeing the French
fdebt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
pROoF OF WILL-CRANsToY.
Probate Office. Nay Z 1s6.

Probate Office, May T. 1866.
In NE matter OF The Proof aud Probate of the last viii
the County Of Grant. '"s7 u
the ast WI an instrument in writing purporting to be
> r b =
lated the County OF Grant has been filed fin this office
and whereas application has been made by Royal Gran
ston praying that tx be proven and admitted TO
Probate according to the laws Of this State:
Therefore ordered that said application be heard
before me q the Probate Office in Lancaster in said
county 1n the nrst Monday Of Jnne, A. D. 1866
O'Clock 2. W..
ANA il futher ordered that notice chall be given 10
Al persons Interested in said will tie time and place
% SAID hearing, bypUhosonin the Grant County Her
0ha newspaper printed IN said County, for three
cessve weeks week. prior to the time of such
hearing. By the Court,
WM. McGONIGAL,
asst County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
Stock Horses, &C.
CELEBRATED STOCK HORSE.
MORGAN CHIEF.

This Horse, Morgan Chief for years wei 49,
known ia these parts, is to be kept for ser -I~S
vice this at the owner stable in Ian S-LZ4.
caster on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and at
the stable of D. Allen, Tsiton, Thursdays Fridays
and Saturdays For terms conditions, &C, see bills
posted. VI. ". WOOD,
Proprietor.
d. R. ALLEN,
Lancaster April u -45. Keeper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
Laneaster. April II "a.
THE MULE TRADE.
McK3nzie's Jacks--Tippecanoe and
Young African.

TIE Jack, Young Atrean. fauf wears od last FAM viii
stand for mares the ensuing season 1t Nm Nhifeside
barn III Hope Mondays and ruesda on Saturdays 1T
my stable, miles northwest Of Lancaster. Terms ten
dollars 70 insure mare with ioal.
YOUNG AFRICAN was sired by Tippeeanoe bis dam
was an African end Spanish Jenny lafgt size he IS a
fo getcr; two OF his colts can De seen al my sta
Die olive months old vet larger than most yearng
colts. lie also went 10 some thirty ia q most
OF which foal
JACK TIpPECAN0E
The famous thoroughbred Jack TIppoeanoe viii be
kept for the benefit % Farmers of Bakes Prairie by
John Bate at his stable two miles south OF Tafton-
This Is fine opportunity for farmers who have fine
large mares and wish - raise the seryictabla
all animals the uue. ard mules that will DO sure 10
command the highest price in market. number Of
which wear Old cannot he bought for 25 90
For further particulars inquire oi the subscl iber
Baltic see band bills. Don't mss this oppor unity
as another such may not he enjoyed or scars
J J MrKTNTTr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
Universal outrage in the Territories.

The bll Iassed amending the OF
ganic law u the Territories Of Ne
braska, Colorado, Dakotah. Montana,
Washoe, Iaaho, Arizona, Utah and
New MexiHo contains one section Of
general inserest, and Of special sig
nifcancc, Aghich was agreed to by g
vote Of 101o Is, and is.as follows:
SECTION 9.-And be Hferther en-
actd. That within the Territories
aforesaid there shall be no denial Of
the elective franchise to citizens Of
the United States because Of race or
color, and all persons shall be equal
before tie law, and all acts or parts
Of acts, either Of Congress or the
Legislature assemblies Of the Terri
tories aforesaid, inconsistent with
this provision are hereby declared
null and void
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-05-22
The B st Corn Cult ator Made.


IN again calling the attention Of the pullic 10 this
Cutiyatof, would say that we built hum
dred Of them the past season wr were sold and used
throu "a many sections Of Wisconsin and have yet
learn Of tho first thai failed 70 give satisfaction
White the main features Of Che flawkeye Caltiyator
remain the same we hive adopted such minor improve
rants is experience su4c-toi-,lsin1 only the best
material. Ard putting them III III the most substantial
besides III tic advantages Il other cultisatars we
claim the following o which othersQ not possess;
fst All the shoFcs being moved $40 NAYS - tle feet
hal6s is TIE whore olly the tWoarwara shov
els move The side motion Is on tie pendulum princ-
pie, the shoVols eeinS spehde ad thor deIt graded
10y chain. feng free from from fietonu Is The elsi
est ani any bay who cen manage iesai can We H.
I'd The ea manner o. throwing al the piots out Of
the ground ~ placing the feet upon the Troubles eonyo
nenely arranged, thus cleaning the shoves Of trash,
and for turning at tho ends leaving TIE hands free 10
3d. The arrangement ef handles in PATCHED work so
tai the plowman with ease change the depth Of
either or both sets Of plows cljie ta motion
4tA Easy adjustment q shoVeis 70 greater 81 less
an. Tho front shovels are turned u mould board
shape aud can be reversed for billing aud being % p3
tent movable blocks be turned to throw the soil
either to from The corn desired
9th. The ointed standard, with fiat coulter bar as
tened with wooden pin which lreaks when tie shovel
strikes an obstruction allowing TO turn baeA without
injury 10 the Cullyatur.
lowered when running IA dead !ufrOw, side
hill thus enabling }ou TO cultivate il the same as ii it
were leve-the Shoyes conforming M all times 60 nnes
ven surfaces reat advantage over other ealliN ators
sth. The side eal hoing piFoted 10 tbs main beam,
the bacS ho'es can be set 60 run deep AMI The forward
ones shall 5}y hen tAe corn is small.
9th Ihe back shayels of such distance from the
forward ones torenacr ;hom less liable t. choke than
any other caltiNator.
i0th TIC seat I'm " moved forward Of blct accord
ing 20 he weight "a driver TO avoid all dawAMard pres
upon thc ncc KS ui the horses
llth This CutiNator has great advantage over 9th
cr IN tile height 81 axle.
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