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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
Lyons Periodical Drops.

The Greot Feaals Remsdy5or irregularities.
rVyHESE DROPS = scientifically compounded Huid
j prsparAtion, and better than any Pills, Powders or
Nostruns Being liquid, their action is direct and pos
tiye rendering them reliable, speedy and certain spe-
ee for The Of all obsirucsions ard suppressoDs OF
naturs Their popularity is Indicated BY the fact th
over 100 900 bottles annually sold AID BY
the ladies Of the United States, every of whom
peak In the strongest terms Of praise Of thsr
msrts They rapidly the place Of every other
Female Remedy, and are considered BY all Who know
sneht of them the surest SAFEST and lnfalibe
PREPARATION in the world, for the Of al female com
plainta the removal of all obatructons Of Dature and
the promotion OF hesln, segasrty and stIsngth Ex-
blaming when and Why they should not, could not
Sc used without producing effects contrary to natures
chossn laws will bs found carefully folded around each
bottle With the written signature Of JOHN L. LYON.
without which none are genuine. t.s.r ~
PTenared BY DR.. JOHN l.. LYON, 1876 ChapeI Street
Nev Hayeu Conn who be consulted either perzou-
ailv or bv mail, (snclosug stsnpl concerning an pr-
v. and female weaknesses Sod by bru0yista
everywhere. Y. y. O5AkA q CO.
1881 eenlAsenus 'or 80 ana Canada
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
ROyaI HAVANA LOTTERY of Cuba

Conducted by the Spanish Government.
.s3sO,OOO IN GOLD drawn every IL days
Primes cashed snd nformstion furnished; the highest
rates paid 'or Doubooas and al kinds Of Gold Silver
also for all 0ovsFnmen nt Securities.
TAYL0B 1 CO.. Bankers,
[6yIsKPl 10 Wall S., New yoTk.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26

Funeral Services, relative to the death of
Capt. ToTTEN and l. o. TorrES, will be held
in the Methodist Church, this city, next Sunday
at I015 A. NJ, by Rev. J. WYKEs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
C5ylsnnE
AMERICAN

This Article fails the worst cases of Diph
liberia, Coughs, Colds Hosrseness Sore Throat Asthma
Neuralgia, and Rheumatism Il has no equal for the
care Of DiphtheriA and all deompaints sOldby
all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER CO., PrOpristors,
Springfield, Mas.
DEHAs BARNES & Co., Agents, New York. [loyIl
LIFE DROPS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

United States Express Company.
Office No. 2, Tyler's Block.
TWILL deliver all kinds of Freight TO and from De-
wv pot, free Of charge. Freights and all Ex5reH
nstterasloW as BY any other company.
(l21 E.H. MITCHELL, Agent.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
REIuRNIN0.


Trains Ieave Fremont In the morning. sitter the arr
val Of Trains from Cleveland and Toledo and arrive nt
Fremont in the afternoon in timeo cOoust with Trans
on the Cleveland ToleSo Rsii Road both East and West
Passengers BY thsne ressb Findsy several hours in
advance of any other route.
Buy Ticets via Fremont, in Cleveland a1d Toledo at
1he Ticket 0css ofthe CleyeeDcsnd Toledo Railroad.
L Q. RAwS0E, sup't.
Fremont, April q. 1865.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
A Remarkable Faot.-That no,

A Remarkable Faot.-That not single
instance has come 10 the knowled. .e of c., W
Robsck OF failure of his bitters to give salts
faction in the thousands of cases in which they
have been used, is worthy of remark, and un-
deniable evidence of their intrinsic virtue.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
ERRORS OF YOUTH,


Vl Of warning and instruction for young men. Also
diseases snd Abuses which permanently Prostrzts the
Vital Powers, With means Of relief Sent Frss
Charge, In sealed letter envelopes Address, Dr. J,
5KILLIN H0UGdrJN, Howard Association, Philad-
phia, Pa. rs1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
An EffectuaI Worm Medicine.
Browns Vermifmxe COmfiGs,

On WoRx LossseEs. Mach sickness, rndoabtedIy, with
shidren and adutA attributed to other sausas 10 oo
eaaionsd b. worms The "YskHITuaH CoAYITs although
sdeetusl In destroying worms, do possible i1jury
70 the most deliceat child This valuable combination
has used BY phySeans and found 20 be
safe and sure In sradicatng hurl to children
Cklidren having Worms require immediate at
sntiOn neglect of the trouble often causes prolonged
sickness.
Symptoms of Worms In Chi Idren are often over
looked Worms In the stomach and bowels cause irri-
taon, which can be removed only BY the use of
remedy The combination Of ingredients used In max
ing Br0Sa's "VerIags CozSts is such a. to give the
best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, PropristOrs, New York. Sold By
all Dealers in Medicines, st rs cts. box 22ylsmDl
Z. DiLlss 4 Son and 5. BuekEanS$ Sons, Agsats for
SGRdnsky COuaty. So
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
POland's Magic Bilious Powders.

y TflBIS PREPARATION is the discoysrv oe
~ i ReE- J. W. Poland, forneriy Pssto1 os
~%Y tns Baotist Church in GoGstown N -
rH aman dearly beloved By tEAt denor1ina,ioots.
A throughout New Eagand. He vss ohl;.o5
10 leave the pulpit and study medicinas ~
..va hi. o,vn s and his MAGIC POwDxRs are one ~
r.os+ rlul discoveries Of times II 4; a.
1yrat linz sRd Bilious Remedy which eou,nIs+-I
1hrovv. in tbe shade ali other discoveries in
snd IL ,fIords him muea Qualification that tev rrj
the unapimous appreciation Of al who have tests fha
Tba Hsoic BIlious Powders positive cure a. -
Comnaint In its most aggravated form, and en- rsd;
.ta rnrrector Of all Bilious derSngements exealient e.
Headache, ConsuPsl9n l9Ples, blotches, salIoa
Skin, Drovsiness, aserIo1rn fapitation and
most wonderful lure AAu EreEentiVe OF Fever A1ue
I'VE advise al Who are troubled with this fesrful raj
sdav 10 alvays keep the Powders hand ready for
mediate use5 Here area few important particuIaT1.
IEt Thev are the Great Specific for all Billions AH.c
t;ons 2d They arc the only known remedy fb,t ,iIi
cnre Liver Complaint ST. They are the oulv kposrn
rsnr.dy that will cure Constipation 4h Tho Po-d.,
sra 60 thorough in their oIerston that one ili
ba ali that the majority Of those using them will rsonir
tn affect cure 5th They are amid an pleaaapt vat
the mos. snscsusl cathAre known- 9th fhev are ths
hssns.t and best medicine extant, tley car bs .t
~ nal To apvpat Of the globe for the price 90 .t
vc;-rnlars. containipg certificates, informaton Ke
..nt IN snv mart Of the world free Of charge 49,
% soY n n nv ALL DRUGGl5TSs or By mail IN .r,..,;0
IA 3. q, CLARK & Co., General IKe1s.'
New Hsvsn, Conn.
Pytes 90 CsHts per Boz lse.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26

The Confessions and Experience of an
InValid.-Published for the beneht and as . Caution
TO young men and others who suffer from Nervous De-
the time the Means Of SelfCure By one who has
cured himself after undergoing eoCsdersble qGacksry
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope single con-
les, free of charge, may bs had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
[5y1smpl Brooklyn, Kings Co., N. Y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

American Life Drops are cure sor Dip
iberia, Coughs, Colds, Bore Throat and BrSpshitis.
(1y1sow.odd.)
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
PAY UP.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED to the firm of DAYFoos,
a either By Note or Boak account requested to
cs at his -datsly and pay up. No will
be sold on credit after this date.
Fremont Sent. g. 1eoo-Sem2.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26

wonderful but True.-Hadams Reminr.o,
the world renowned AstroloSst and SonnsuhaIi-tss
while in ClairVoyAnt ststs denestss the verv -
trss OF the 70 marty, and hy the "a ~
an nstrument of intense power, known tbs Psycho
otroue guarantees 70 produces perfect and slike no
t1rs III the husband wife VI the applicant ,si
date of marriage, occupation leading traits Of ehar
kc This Is no impoeitlon, IS testimonials wthoat n
ber can By satDg place Of BIRTH age dtspo,tio,
color of eyes ana hair and eEolos;pg nfEy
ths picture by return mail together with desired inS,
n,ntioo Address Ia con6dercs, MADAME GER-1,>n.
REsIEerox, p. o. Box Ssi, West Troy, N Y. [8snsNj
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26

Gard TO EnvalIds.-A Clergyman, while rea
siding in south America q missionary, discovered
sas and simple remedy Tor the Nervous WeEk-
ness. Ery Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary aud Se1aI
OrxEns and tbs whole Of disorders brought on hx
banefu and vicious habits Great numbers have hae,
already cured by this noble remedy Prompted by De-
are to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate viii sand
the reei2s tor preparing and using this medicine IN
sealed envelope 10 sny one VINO needs IT Of cherTs
Please inclose pokt-psd envelope, addressed % yoa,.
salt -Adaress,------ J0sERH T.. IMAM
Ia5ylJ Station D, Bible House, Ny. uaty,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
.antedI

ROOM in the central part of Fremont, suitable fol
a q Select Sek00I. Address box $50, Fremont.
Fremont, Oct. Il, 1S06.-41w2s
Oyvees OpOpOnax From MeXtcOi New
- very rsrs rieh and fashionable perfume. The hnes
ever imported mann actured In the United States-
TrV e and be conefnosd.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-26
LAND FOR SALE.
Valuable City Lots for Sale.
ENQUIRE OF R. DICKINSON.
Fremont, Sept I. Ises-setf.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE!
Public Sale.

nrRsoNAI. PROPERTY belonging to the estate of
Ah-sAam Van Dcrea, deceased, consisting OF l Cow,
ft~o-ho-ns wax Plovs, CultiYAtors, aud set OF
Eorsnr Too corp &c and other property, will be
s3ld ct vendue, 1T bis lste residence, on
Tuesday, October 3Oth, 1866,
co nrnenclng ct 10 clock in the forenoon.
TERMS-Al snms Of $5 and undsr, cash; over IS, six
mort-s credit vi b approFed security.
TrvssT DAVID VAN D0REE, Admir-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04
State Agricultural Society Ninteenth
Annual Meeting, Sept. q, IS, 28, 27
and %, at GAINESVILLE.

This great State Institution is t.
meet this year 2 GAINESVILLE. days Of
Fair above no $4,000 in premi-
ums to be distrl uted. The railroads
arc to carry all persons attending ut
half fare rate and stock free. Maj.
Gen. John A. Logan, Senator's Howe
and Doolittle, Coy. Farchild, Gen.
Grant and Sherman are to be present.
The horticultural Convention is to
meet there ON the oath and in the
evening hold d big meeting. For
premium lists and pamphlets contain
ing rules, laws aud items Of inform
alton, apply to ]. A. IIoyt, See, Mad
ison, Wis.
The Secretary complains, we sup>
pose justly, that the attendance here
tofore from Grant County has been
greatly below the attendance from
other counties, and that oar people
appear not to take thQt lively inter
est they should.
We hope the attendance will be
larger this year from Grant. and the
interest greater at the State Fair,
than any other section Of the State
Why not 90 in caravans overland
through Lafayette and Grccn coun-
tiac n p,offon r. lou1 tbap - two
days journey? Wagons, dog tents.
mules and asses, guns, dogs, prairie
chickens, milch COWS, camp fires and
the like novelties on the way to and
from GAINESVILLE would be so enter
tanning as to be remembered for life.
The Arabian Nights Entertainments
afford for the imagination no grand
cr entertainments than wonld lie re
allied on such an expedition.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04
The Boscobel Convention Col. Cobb,

The Convention which is to nomi-
nate q candidate for Congress is to
meet to morrow at Boscobel We
presume every Assembly ard8enato-
rial district within the scveA counties
composing the Third Cong district,
Crawford, Grant, Green, Iowa, Lafay-
cite, Richand and Sank VIII be fully
represented by delegates.
As there appears not q union nan
dissenting from Col. Cons nomlna-
ton for re~election 10 Congress il
would seem unnecessary to have call
ed a conventions. The new, paper
could have proclaimed him he choice
Of the people. But the country is
reused to asenso Of the pub ic danger
as never before, and there will be no
difficulty in getting every man to
perform any amount Of duty. a
convention to meet thousand miles
away TO nominate Cobb colld have
been fully attended, or any even
greater duty Of citizons. The late
formation ola new copperhoad party,
composed q rebels late in arms end
their sympathies during the resell.
lion, with q Slight sprinkle OF dem,
ago2uo office holders and Office seek
ers late Of the union party, is to
produce ON the other side one Of the
grandest party consultations for
the union that ever existed ia Amer
lea. The words OF Douglas -'s there
en- be but tc0 parties IN and after
TIC mar, q pWy FIR tie unioa aal q
party against the aH5op," is about to
be illustrated upon ono Of Tie grand
est scales ever conceived of by the
lmmortalizcd statesman The late
tablcanx at Philadelphia, represent.
ell by a couple Of used up politicians,
the one q south Carolina seccssionist
and rebel, the other a Massachusetts
aristocrut and enemy 10 any form Of
democratic govcrmcnt and those
walking arm and arm in Copper
head grand council, the design being
mock re union OF the states named.
was looked upon by common sense
men Of the whole country rs a sac
rilegc, Insult and damnablc imposi-
ton upon the name and fame Of eve
~ living and deaa patriot
We are not surprised At the firm
anxious feeling among uni II men
and their indignation Mt such tory
mockcry as above alluded to. The
effect cannot be otherwise than to
unite. consolidate and intensity union
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04
Chicago Market.
Chicaco Sent. /.

Chicago Sept. /.
The demand for flour is fairly ac-
tive and the market rules steady but
quiet. White winter extras sold at
from 11.75Go13 80 and spring extras
at .00a9 -.
There is a good local and shipping
demand for wheat, but the large and
increasing receipts have a tendency
to reduce values, and we note a dc
cline Oh yesterday prices of &c per
bushel. The sales were at 222 for
No. / red winter; 88(a19O for cx-
ira spring; l78M182 for No. /
spring 58(a 1.G2 for No. 2 spring !;
1.40(a II for new, and at 70(d III
for old rejected. At the close, the
market IS steady at 1.77m178 for
No. !, and at 158(a 1854 for No. 2
spring III store.
Corn is less active, and II G2c
lower, with sales ofwhite at 57M58c !;
yellow at 52c; No. | at 50(U514c !;
No. , at As! n f9c, and rejected at
43c-closing rather quiet, but steady,
at 503c for No. in store.
OatS are Il Snauc eaSlcf3 puJ not
quotably lower. No | sold at 280-
28ic, and No 2 at 233c.
Rye is quiet but steady, with sales
Of No. at G2lt G3c, i'll store.
Barley is quiet and without essen
tial change.-New No. in store
sold at 90c, and old No. on track,
at soc in bags
There is a good shipping demand
for timothy seed, and the market is
shade better Sales ranged from
2.751o3 25-closin4 at 1900 3.25 for
really prime lots. Flax seed is ID
good request and firm at 275M300
per bushel for good to prime.
Wool is more active, but not quo
tably higher.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04


AT the last meeting Of fhe Execu-
tive Committee the Society.Was found
able to almost double It's premiums
and put things on Il grander scale
generally.
This year the design is to- tighten
the order and improve the regulations
in several respects.
Mr. J. A. KILBoURN, the .superin.
tendent, is dovotiiig his timc. to max
ing several improvements to jacilitate
business. The fact is there should
be two days OF exhibition instead Of
one. At present it takes most OF the
day for people to meet aud shake
hands. Time should be taken for
real business. But these and other
amendments will be made IL time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04
Party Treachery, Traitors and
Company.

Col. Atwood. one Of the most
faithful officers tn our State, has been
relieved Of his Office, [. s. Assessor
of the Second District, and \. Hyatt
Smith, Of GAINESVILLE, appointed in
his place, The latter is one Of the
Old democratic Fa4ly pets. During
Che war he was charged with not
going the length Of Vallandigham.
He is very Incorporate at times.
The change is no credit to the John
son party. Col Calllins, editor of
the Johnson paper at Madison, and
formerly in the army service as Ma
ior Of the Third Cavalry, was long
known as an applicant for the place
he was promised it BY Doolittle and
other leaders in charge OF the Jread
and Jutter party. Col. Callins was a
radical war man for a while, but
switched of. and was discovered in
masquerade win cOppefheadS, which
fact prevented his election as chief
CLERK Of the late Legislature. His
treachery to the Union par y is now
fairly balanced by the treachery OF
Doolittlo. lie viii find bis own
1reachery to the party that supported
him during the war we'll matched
while his connection lasts With the
now party, whereof treachery to
friends and treason to country are
at the foundation and traitors at the
head Of every department. Col. Cal.
kins made a blunder by his trcachcry
to the Union party and now his re-
ward in kind from party half trait
ors in war and mighty near half cop
perheads-the leaders worse than
either. "Trcasoh is odious so is
treachory among friends
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04
New Express Arrangement for the
West.

Geo. B. Goodwin, Esqr., Of Milwau-
lce, attorney for the Merchants In
ion Express Company, and NJ. SceIey,
Of H. Y. its General agent were ut
Boscobel on Thursday last, for the
purpose Of locating an Office at that
place and appointing q local agent.
There will be gladness to learn
that Mr. Geo. F. Smith, is to be the
agent at Goscobel, who cannot fail
to serve the company and patrons
with the best satisfaction. Mr..
Smith was formerly the depot agent
and &. S. Express ut Boscobel and
filled these places approyingly.
The Merchants Union EcprcSS
Company is a new company, estab-
hshed under the laws OF New York,
with capital of SO, 900, 600, and its
stock is widely distributed among
western merchants. John Nazro,
the largest hardware dealer in the
west, is Trustee for this state, and
the Trustees in the several states are
men OF his stamp
Thomas Barnett, proprietor of the
stage line running between BOscohel
and Lancaster viii attend to the in
terests of this company on his route.
Operations to be commenced the LIST
October.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04
Now York Anr :

-" YIN q NJ %,
The President and party visited
Central Park this morning, and then
took steamer ut Manhattanville
and left for West Point. On leaving
the Park, Gen. Grant asked permis-
sion OF the driver Of his Garage to
take the rcins, and then drove out Of
line and camp up alongside the Pres
dents carriage and challenged q race.
The driver accepted the challenge.
They started of at a rapid pace, and
kept side BY side for d mile, when
Gen. Grants team commenced to
gam on the Presidents and soon af-
ter passed. the President rising and
lifting his hat in acknowledgment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04
Grant County Agricultural Society
Annual Meeting, Thursday and Fri.
day,::Sept. 90, q, at Lancaster,

The County Agricultural Society
has indeed grown IN the eleven years
of it's existence into q strong and in
teresting institution, promising per
manency and great usefulness.
AT the start It's very fecblcrc ss was
necessary Cor the trials ana instruct~
ions afforded 10 those who wore to be
It's fut"rc managers.
There appeers to Ms showing Of
Providence in the progrcss o. all
moral and industrial American insti-
tutions from fecblcncss to greatness,
st least Of all institutions that belong
strictly to the industrial classes.
The GRANT County AGRICULTURAL
Society is a fair sample Of an Amori-
can industrial organization, and it's
successful progress from fec5leness
to power appears S. aIledge Of Prov
idental sanction aud control.
Feobloncss al tile start Of any in
stitution appears So essential to its
success that rot1iag seems to do well
upon q fourishing start Even men
who seem born e. fame and useful
ness have 70 give way to those born
in poverty and cra.jlcdtaa man2cr
SO it would seem our very prayers
for a grand beginning arc properly
denied By that God who would be-
friend and raise ia up and glorify our
works.
Small beginnings are then cssonti-
al to Americans and their institutions
great beginnings being most al
ways fatal. We are told it is not 80
in Eulope, ana thgt men and their
Institutions in Europe must have
great beginning to insure great out
comes. The difference Las perhaps
It's cause in the impossibility of the
labor classes to rise as a mass in Eu-
rope, whilst in America nothing at all
stands IN their way. except the vices.
We well remember the discourage
ing circumstances under which the
Dodgcs, PrilcauA', Miners, Barstows
Utts, CArns and perhaps . few others,
came together at appointed Fair
times with 2 few articles for show.
but without1ny m01cy for premiums.
But fcw attended fewer uttered com
plants end the masaos ridiculcd the
enterprise The IlEeArD reported
as favorably SIS results would permit
and the people looked upon the enter
prise as a scheme or speculation.
In the year 1889 great efforts were
made and the Attendance was quite
large, the stock and articles brought
for exhibition being catering to the
eyes Of the anX-ous Gathers Of the en-
terpriso
The receipts and premiums paid
wore however go triding rs to excite
mcrrimcnt, but the people appeared
concerned and confident that there
was something il the affair worth
the cZpcnse sni tr uAlc and from
that Fair 10 the present Che attend.
anco has increased at each annual
mcetinE, te1e(iing csch year an en-
largcd treasury TIE Society had 10
oxpond above $1,000 for show
grounds and Buildings. wL;ch left the
premiums still small.
But lSst wear the society being ont
of debt and the expenses but trifinc,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04

S. By reference to our BALTIMORE
despatch it will be seen that the reb-
els Of that locality have read Presi-
dent Johnson's dispatches IN connoc-
ton with the late New Orleans mass
acre. The telegraph states that a
negro camp meeting which was being
held in the vicinity Of the above nam
ed city was lndely attacked by a
band of rutiians, who armed with pis-
stols, fred inQiseriminately among
the worshipers, wounding a number
one It is feared fatally. The vii
lans finished their unlawful raid by
collecting the trunks, clothing, &C.,
left behind by the colored people,
and burning them chicago Tribune
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04

pn-As an eviden Of the loyalty
Of the South General Gordon Grang-
err says in hisroport TO the President:
Il found the people taking our cur
rency, and anxious TO get it," II
that IS conclusive evidence ofloyalty
the rebels who used to steal green
backs from the Andersonviilc prison
ers were deyotcdly loyal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04

s@g- Prof Newton of Yale college,
who has spent much time in inves-
tigating the matter, says that me
teoric shower, largest and most beau
tiful that will happen for the remain
der Of the century, will occur on tho
morning OF the 18th or 14th Of next
November Only thirteen Of these
great showers have been seen be
tween the years 603 and 1888. The
scientific men Of Europe are already
making preparations TO observe the
magnificent spectacle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-09-04

as2p The Government ha, furnished
10 solqiers, ~ to May II, 1850, 2.134
artificial arms, 184 legs, IA hands,
8 feet and l0l apparatus, at cost Of
1915, 728.