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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-28
sE Mr.. r. l.. =. Porter has talk,

Ey Mr. r. L. z. PoTTER has taken
editorial charge of the Waushara
ArgHs. He claims to be 'atolcrablo
good shot at a prairie chicken" and
80 happy faculty for beguiling the
finny tribe, "but says he has mover
tested his capacity as o journalist.
He declares himself in favor Of the
Constitutional amendment, opposed
to ''my policy" and tells the people
to vote Tor no man for member OF
the next Legislature who is not in
favor of the reelection Of TIMOTHY
O., Howe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-28
a1a.G,ounrnnr Cnrtin &c pnnncrl

N- Governor Curtin, Of Pennsyl-
vania, las issued a circular invitation
to the Representatives in Congress
from Pennsylvania, inviting them to
be present and participate in the de-
libcrations of the Convention OF
Southern Loyalists, to be held in
Philadelphia on the 4th proximo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-28

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The Sop
tember number is received. Each
succeeding number is an improves
mcnt on the last. No other Maya
zine for ladies comes up to the high
standard of Cooley. 1t has Lo rival.
1t is the Head Center of Ladies mag
azines. Published by Il. A. Cooley,
PHILADELPHIA Pa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-28

aeA-Tho Unionists Of New Orleans
have issued circular to the people, in
which they state their grievances and
demand protection from the rebel
mob now ruling over them
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-28

asA- Minnesota will in few days
have a continuous railroad line from
Winona, distance of 230 miles
Aorth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-28
n,a- Cene~al Putler has said the

nA. Gene~aI FutIer has SAID the
sharpcst thiag OF tAe season lately.
A Johnsonite was rejoicing over the
Philadelphia Convention uFoa the
ground that there extremes met"
ayes" said Butler $50 they do when
dog chases bis own tail, but both
extrcipe' elong to the same dcgl"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-28

sss- Prof Paul A. Chadbourne, of
Massachusetts, has been chosen Presi-
dant Ct the Wisconsin State Univer-
SitV.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-08-28
Lancagter Market.
Chicago Market.

From dc 7t,ib..,.e OF satrrd az last
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-06-02

NOTICE I. h~rbNv risen, that ."e under
~ senea viii sprly ~ hreose q me
Jane term. 1856 ~ me Dannir C,unsy Com
,n..si ,ness. vad4r The provisions 81 - ac ''
ssr,ied IAN set 20 regulate and ice'.-e me
sale q spiri'vus. siupa>, malt. sd other "a
,oxirs,inr liquors The piscs u -sie VT
H. npon lhs premises occupied bv him. ne
p,eci-r leca,ina ~ which = - fr'loas; Os
.,he lnac.r and Parerssillr fcrs, one m'is
'nar,h ~ Jasper, known ns 'he retsr 6rr
,dsn. Bai.bridgr ,v~n<hip. Dubois county
.trfsrs. ~..r
Tas csiiz,nS 81 aid iowh>hip Will ssks
due hc'ira thrr~rf
mss 19fh 1896 ". HEkbiu.
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= hrrsby given. ,hs, the undes>igner'wsi
j apply for license al fhs Jane term, lSUo.
~ The Dusvis Counsy CamaIssi ness. Nm
jer The Provisions a: ~ &C, ensi,is" y
sci "a regulate snd lir-ns@ be = sie OF spfr
snnu-. yrncu-. matt, 'sn.i bier in'ax'css'ng
iiq s5r- Th- r;sce o. sais VII n' ~ auc
nevn The premises crcuPl~d BY ne. The PRE-
else location al which j. - inicws Lot
NJ. is9 IN Sill street. 10 me ican OF Jse
psr. BsiapuGge township. Dubois cco"iy'
Tai
The riilzsns o. said ioanship will take
Cue notice thereof.
May 1a'66-5s u ENDHOfEN.
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Ian u SALE!

vIvHE underrignsj administrator " Wm.
j b Cooper cscess-d. sill pussuss' % sr
order ofihe Dnboi- Court 81 Common Psssss
made ~ me May Term. 1866. - aHii
MONDAY. the 1lth day Of Juse, 1855.
Sell q Pubic Auction. on the ps-mises she
undivided twn-ihirds Of she following d
scrieed Real Estate. 10 Dobois coussy -
vii: Af
T~o-thirds cf the north west quarter 81
the north essf quarter. Section en- 10 tsv0
one az south range hve (5l wesss ssse. she
south ives, quarter OF the south esst qvsr
Ter, Section thirty one (3D to~n one az
north y, ssn e. Eve f5) ~est. .s rafans
TERMS-Oae hail Of the pssehsss 90
ney win % required 10 six moushss sd he
remainder in IL mon'bs from the day Of
sale. the purchaser giving HE note waving
valussion aud sppr'ismens laws. with ~
proved securitv. bearing interest fsea dste.
SIMEON BIxLER \ sdu'r.
Nay " h. l666-4w. eks
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VIEW SKIRTS NOR $780,
4A4t..i .saM Mt fIM.aAnM nNN mee Na.mf~ aeNla
Thr Great Invention Of 'he Age.
HOOP SKIRTS.

! ~. BRADIEy'S Ne~ Patent, DUPLEX
(or dosbl>) SPRING SKIRT.
rats INVENTION scnsi<,. Of Duplex
I cr Two, Eiio,sc Pure Refined Steel Sestsks.
To-. niously bssdsd shsly end 6'uiv soge'h-
81. edstsp>s1s ,oSk iqg she torGb<sfs most
ui,c sno dur h!s spsirg epsensed.
rh~x 'seHR b-ad er hsssk. iitssee qdGle
spsiua " Arsas qDeatIy psss~ve rMn
perie q ~ >rsssfsi shape mase stsh t4tee
!, long - sny single spring skirt t0stever
hs- ~ rsa Be nste.
THE wsnS<sIsi. a -xihilisy and great com
snrs end pleasure 10 sey. L.ty wearing sh-
'Dval,x Elliptic skirt will ~ exper'eneed
in IN crowded Assembiis>. Op
|~sse. C-rrisgrs. Rsilro-d Gaze, Church Ps~s
iArps. chsirs. fcr Pr,mensd- end Hoose
|Dr..-. - the Skirt can be folded when la
us. 10 occupy smsil rIsee = EASILY sad
a. nvcni<n,iy - siEk Or ma>'in dress.
a Is,dy having rjoyed The piss-use. cosE-
To-, ~ ipr<as conve aiehee o. wearing the
FDu,lex Elliptic Sree4 Svri~e Skivs toe :
angle dsv Gill never sf-erwssds willingly
ldisoeu@e wish their u<e- Fw Children,
Misses and Young Ladies trey sre superior
10 ~ others.
TIE HOOPS ere covered with , ~,
double twisted thread snd oil wesr twie'
,.s ionvss the singse yarn covering Which !
used on I'll single sseef hoop sk'rss. Tn
t,kree bottom rods on every Skirt IRE sis'
tOcuble Stees. and twice or double cosese'
40 prevent the ovesing from wearing 81
lshe rode when dragging down stairs s'on
Isseps, cse., etc. winch they are consisatI
.lsuhjSct 20 wheh In use. Hs
1 All sse msde 81 the neg and elegsas cord
led tspes end are the beat quality 10 ever
psvs, giving 20 the wsssev shs most grscess
land perfect shape possible. and sse unqae'
l,ions6ly the ljthssss. mnss desirable. cen
iiostsbse sod eeonrmicai Skirt ever made.
u wEsrs, BRsDLsr sAKr.PsorkIrTor
\ IN the fntersion. snd SIZE MANUFACTURERS
,'g7 CHxsBEEs. and ~ : 81 HEArE SrEEfT
IlNe~ York
u FOR SALE in sii 6rsr cisss Ssoves
, Itkis City. and shrops heut sbs Uss'eJ Srsss
:, and Canals, Hsvsns d Csbs, Mexic
J. south America, and she West In tee
n * I.qniss Tor the D1pIex Eiie'ic &
drnhie) Spring Skirs. 49, Y
ri March e4sh. lS66-3m- ia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-06-02

ACCOMMODATION LINE
JASPER AND LooGO0rEEl

-IvHE Undersigned will run Sage froa
i Jasper 70 Lacguotss. for The scc"mm"'
dalton OF he public once week. leaving
Jasper every Tuesday morning in time q
connect Win the cars, ara returning "a
wedns sday. tie will be thankful Tor :
STARE o. public ps'ronscs. rh
ANTONY STEINHAUSER. 4
.Drc och, lS64-ly. -afef
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-06-02
UNITED STATES AN
STEEL FEN WORKS.
Factory, CAMDEN. y. ,.
r EsTERbROOE q co.
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS,
HynusRhDunSD6s

iO3 Arch st., Philadelphia,
AZ Johu strcot. New York.
Thess Cslebsssed Peps sss 81 Gessiasl
A mer,csn Mssufssssse. end CON priss ever
,esdins s,yir in the Asrket.. snd sss sqssi
10 fiai.h. elssiicisg end kasaers q peins q
tho best imported. They are. shersiere,
sue - psin the condolences Of ~ Aaesies''
public. .,. .t4.f .st;.l...n.st
Samples and prices on Application.
Lots Made 10 Order. of any pattern o.
stamp required.
For sale 70 shs Tssds q ne usssiae-
tuvsr's warehouses. - sbsss; snd = s~ssh
~ ~ gtssiossss. Bookssllsss sstsNsws
l1eslsrs in We u. q ~ rnlrHilHA hps rnl
1T sat X. ESTERBROOK - co..
20. 9Th. 1e6s-ssn. laos- We safsefY
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-06-02
vrHE MODEL PARLOR MAGAZINE
il or AMERICA.

pEMoREST-s MONTHLY MAGAZINE
sud presents the must interesting
sseful. - sisrss,iss array % psruisr re-
,nres' eveftd in simsess'nes tneiedisy' ~ w
LARGEas L. MORE COSTLY STEEL
ENGRAyIN6S bar s
Than ere 'urni-lf-d N any ether
OassIsAL SraRixs Asp PsEas ~ TIVE HosI
Pass. VI Arrsnss.H- tHt
NEW AND VALUABLE MUSIC.
BE- sb- ~r~r sosnI-r COR e's~rs-an .4.T
AKcalrlcTrRFAsp u, psL CaTTScE.
Win Diagram
FrsE P5RTsairs ~ ErlsksT PEhscss.
The FASHIONS.
III every depsr,men, ~ Lid p rh'it
srn-' dress. ssi-rJijsv ,lu,f-trd sTh ~
Isisslled and model FAsn.rx PLArls. snc
$50, NBtM Mftti atf .t~t4f f
rrtl sra rxrTsass sHA,p = Bssaospsns
Also. Ilyusrimii M aI,rrs ann ..eceiyt-
with Sennivs. Juncs laIi~un, wo
mans Topics; Paris Correspondence;
TcRsshss 9Th cnsss ~ >uccsssrpa "A
lBrslisnt Nov elites, oil 10 or hnrl, and ~
,nsitcsl, illustrated. aud he Magazine Y.
Be prin'ed on ,he finest pager. snd I'M siyl
the es,sr-tsbis "a the close 81 the yssr.
Yesriv. 50 90. wills Get u. Tw" brsnnin
Paslnr Steel Engrssrns. 81 : Psekssr ron
tsini,g Two D,'ssss Wsv'h ~ Exsss Fast
sixe Pssson-. sss PssssIuss ~ each Sub-cri
4s-r. Each sidrisaaI Suscrib-r., when. - n
lin c uss. - 80; Three cur'rs ior a. 30
II Five Ccpi.. Tor St.. Ten rar'-r far So
4 wl,h ne pfen,uE h zach Ssso>essber.
A sNrAi fst9 Atdr~~-s wv NM
WV. JENNINGS DEMOREST.
No. l1:s BKaxpwAy, N. Y.
Single Copies mailed tree on receipt =
'l,h~ price. Back numbers - specimens. II
cents.
! S# o -a 1snd-m HuW
Spiendid Premiums are Offered far Club-
conss>siae ofst5sid Pes. n Aisss~. epr,
lsub-erIpsicn ~ he best Magszinrs. Web
lsssr's Large Dictionary. CIoshes- WrinRrv-
IMusic n Zee. MeIoceous. B wing Ms~hisrs
tPisncs. esci. Geo. Anybody can essiiy .
ruse one II The -bevs Pss~iums-
Il Jar- 18th. 1856. ,. .4t .sA.
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TsvHE select School Tor Msiss and Females
u ia J.sv~s, u row III srt-icn 81 dents
xiilh be ADMITTED any time knrins the session.
which will continue until the 2ssh Of Jsivi
raose ~ho wosld aeiiae fusi bene6t Of she
term. should send their children Ia the sehoos
sooD. ss month"; loss Of time viii make =
visibie difference 80 the sdysncemsnt 81
STUDENTS. There - . night school isuehs
an connection si'h The day sers'on. 10
which persons ~ snv age o. 81 either sex
nil b. rd,Ni-rsd. An opportunity - tho~
sffofded business men sud oihess1 nh" ere
luasvoidably Engaged durias the dsvs- q
spps.pris's their leisure hours Of nlgh:s
very probably.
Tuition per session Tor commoa Schoo'
branches. IS; jor hRhss branches ~
Enciish Literature and Maihempsies. 81:
f.aun " Creek. o; hn'h. Si2. lncsS<n,st e.
prnses pr Session IS cen's. Nsshs seesiol
III three uonihs ,nnrht u shr sstre rstes.
Tssre will be NJ ss ~ time except oe'
rsssonrl ha.l days. NJ des'ucsios msce TO-
0ss II time sxrefi 10 ceases Of Dfo,recset
.;rkn, - Board can be had ~ famiaes q
I$3 per week aI arna
4 THOS L McGRAW. a. b.
il Pnneip.i.
i april l4sh. 1866 r. IA ass Hirs'
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1lVhE BEST OF: THE MOXTHLIES-
= The L-dys Friend--dev.trd sofsshscn
sod Literature. sB~sssiini Ssees EsGrssH'Rs
Ssierdit double size euios 81 iashsoa pissss.
TIE Lssess Psuerns 80 Dssss~s. Cicsks.
Posress. Esnbseidcvy. &C. Hsusehs'd Re-
,eeipis. Mn-ie. &c Wheeler 4 wisson'-
Se~ins 'Mschins given . Pss1ssss Sesd
- cents 10. sample copy 10 DEAc,s Pr
rEasus. .3I9 Walnut Street. Phtisdeiphls.
Feb. IA. 1856
rvNHE LADY'S FRIEND su-eh.
u TIE Beet q the Mcathiiss-- devoted 20
F.sh.on and Pare Literature. - 50 = s-as:
Too copies 81; eight snd one sss'isI' SIC
Wheel~s 4 'yills0n's Sewirg Mschssss
given % pr<nsnms- Send Is csUis sos Z
s.ssple copy ssDKAcos : PErEssos. "a
Wslnui 81. Phiist~iphis AVN
SssgIe numSers for s..s BY the Ne<'
Destcrs. ta ~ t .Mi
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EORTY different s'sles. sdspsed'o sscFs Q
y and seeoIsr pssis. Tor $50 70 $500 each
srFrY-osk GID or SILVIA nkDALs. % 9th
60 premsun,s s~srted shen- iilsssrssec
Catalogues tree. Address. hAssn 4 HAs'
IL. Boston, ~ Mason Bsoshsss. Nss Work
.Oet l1sh- ls65-lvrnB FEf 80 VI.
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Glera--Hxnny 49, iioLSsAus.r ~ !
slros--T MAO Dsaf ssnAsAAss.ar l
Tse&-orss--E. SrErnIsses, snA I
Rscordss--Ausrsr lAJssnsi- al
Sasssif- - EnHyp AIAUSIkts ssrQ M
coroner--J. q. ALLEs.a van NJ snl
Survsyor-~6- WILLIAss.
wnlH. GHksH. .s.A
X. Al. DAVIS Camm'ss'eaen'
u. NiEHAus-n -yAtax4 VIII y
orrlcHRs az sAssniDCz Tewssnir Z
Jussi~er-- Sebastian Kussier, W Assse'
II. Bsessys.a a- NA fw tfr t1s Y
Tsussss--M. Krefer, N sus. N II.
Constabirs-A. Eckeri.
~f''T ''ll 100 ---u-u>.- In IL" Ye+ie
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AocR THE EADi'u FRIEND
l0OOs Tho bsss - - 0epshIies--
devoted 70 !itess'uss 81 lse1ion- - 50
yess. We give Wheeler \ Wtsros's esie-
bssssd e55 Sewing Machine % sAs Iel'ev-
ing tesms.- Mu@ vgpEN1 -
r. ensy copies srd The Sewing Mscht 80
rhists cDp,-s 80 she Se~ins NsehiDe. -
Forty copies snd fbe Ss~ing Nscnine. 500
Send Is cenis for fsmpIe ecpy 70 ueA.
cor = Rk7ssSSb, t1sW sisus Srsss. Phii-
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WV. JENNINGS pEMOEEs

No, ID KRlApWAy, N. ~
Single Copies n,slrd Tree on receipt =
the prlce. Back numbers ~ specimens. !
cents
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iift Etl M rif~f1A sil1 ti tN'A M4a
-os.5 M sn. .iniyi
r m .it lfia tr tr
-a i Nlnfr3 FHa IN
nIinf TyEsNt
-li rf4nis sata sAi
o - Ar's
sni x st
vsfr M r, E~i
sa.e3 y i~A a1 -
eNaAs n seYr
Asmsa asnfas5 y s-t
ssHa H 1of A-s n.E-tA 81
, 1866-04-05

Lottery gambling is becoming one Of the
great vices Of the day. Beginning in the
comparatively innocent form Of Sanitary
Fairs, benevolent raflles, and art distribu-
lions, It has grown to the proportions of a
half dozen dousishing faro banks, and is Wild
enlns and extending every day. We have
heretofore warned the public against the
evils Of the system, and called upon the OIL
cars Of the law to do their duty in the pre-
miscs, as indeed they have douc to some c1-
tent, though not 80 thoroughly as, In our
judgment, they ought TO. We believe that
the law subjects the offender TO penalty of
$500 for each ticket sold, and II 1t be con.
stFued in this way, and the dealers in lotte-
RIGS are compelled 10 give bail for each sep
arate infraction Of the law, the traffic
can BE- brought 10 stand-still very eoon, and
Kept there until the offenders ore brought to
trial.
Mr.. Martin 0'Brlen, 8 picture dealer on
Dearborn street, has had the assurance To
publiah an advertisement in the city papers,
attributing TO rs an article e1tolling his par.
ticutar lottery, which We never published ex.
ccpt as m advertisement, paid for by Ar.
O'Dricu himself, and marked as an advertise
ment- The statement has gone forth in this
way, that "we advise all to buy tickets.'
We never gave any such advice. We
advise nobody to buy tickets. We ad-
wise everybody to refrain from buying tickets,
and to contine their time. their energies and
their capital to their honest business. There
was never more brazcn and impudent prop
osition made to the public than that Of the
Lottery doAlsr, {se rArr not what his nalue, or
reputation, or previous good character), who
tells the people, in great staring advertise
ments and circulars: "Gfve me s100, 900 and
1will give you back $4,000; few Of you
will get more thun you gave, and the rest will
get nothing at all" How is it possible that
even that great goose, the public, can be
plucked By such an artifices Verify the fool
may be brayed in a mortar, yet will not bis
folly depart from him.
, 1866-04-05

lit 4, during the yes1s 1861 and 1854 wx- held IN
at1on and gratitude to Rt. Rey- n, p. Lynch. Hhop
kin6netF shown 10 them while ihey were prisoners
IN Charleston.
1soeral hclror.; on taking The eh.tr. remark
Cd that The meetite had BEEN c5lled far Tho
purpose Of en*b!iog, those Union ot,ecrs who
hid been confined ut Castle Piuckoey and
other Chnr'estou prisons during The dlaf two years
Of the Wal, TO JON In prescntlns to Rl.hop Lynch
Of Charleston, who was now m this city, m aopro-
prate and substantial testimonial Of gratitude for
the ttfs1cfs which be rendered to the Uplon p1s-
ouess during that time. Al 4 t1mc when both the
Government and The people Of the South generally
seemed 70 Vie xit each her In efforts TO add to
the hafd* hips and snte1inCs Of Union prisoners.
bishop Lynch. at the cost Of considerable pec1-
mary expense and trouble 10 himself, and at the
rask Of tncurring The general odlum Of bis neigh
hose, enpplied them with bedding and clothing,
Of which they stood greatly In need, obtained
them The means OF communicative with
their ff!endt and obtaining supplies for
them. and in every w1y esnced the ept1t OF a
thtittian and humanitarian. he was poiy In this
city for the purpose Of collecting funds to ree.tah-
lRh The Orphsn As.1un1 Of Charleston, destroyed
IN the great fire Which desulated that city In 1Sfa
md this opport unity Of publicly recognizing his
services ehould not be discarded.
a committee wns chosen 10 secure the eetvices Of
lecturer. and decide upon an evening for the de-.
livery Of the ]. cture.
The meeting then adjourned to Friday evening
NEXT. when they will meet again at the Metropou-
tan Hotel TO bear the rpoEt Of the committee.
, 1866-04-05

Az, :..,....t .na .,,arrd rr.st-rt thew eren
c,a,,asa te 1901. ~ -. fa,1, ~ fne Bsy Of Fundy.
-h,.s =. ~ s,Isms,o. -r,oss-, -.-.---*-C
o.: ~. ~ - 1s.,a.ac,ty Tre,.r. In 1884. It WAS
.s Dy ~ ~. . :. ths ,nhah'tants Of The United
ss. 4.eu -, sn ,sr. IN con,mon with tfe sub.
n's.ee 1 IT,, n-ft.nn,c Majesty. the rberty to
!es ,.s ~. ar crerx kind. c1cept shell fish. ON
.nAs hsaao.et A and sb,rcs' and il The b,ys. hsr-
ms snS crccls of Canada New Brnnswick
Wa ssotfa. Prince Edward Ialaua. and of
~ several islands thrrennto- adjacent. with.
mt being restricted To snY Distance fro,n the
shore."
Hv tbc abroratsop oftbfs treaty all the ones.
4,ons which nrecedcd II arc revived. But as
tbe Br;,ish Gorcrnment has within a faw rean
LEARNED th,t her American co1on,e. nre sn cr.
ncns,re l,,xurv of which .he II mora t.sn half
r;l,ino IN be ia .1tor.,bcr. and az The Home
Government has ador,ed The r1,nc,nle ~ freq
fIsrer;cs IN her own sens Az vel, as 1Iee t.adc
IN her norts It annc,rn very donhtsn, whethcr
thev win seek to enforce n,,road a no,Icy thew
b,rc abandoned at home. The 1ondon
No,n,nr Poxt. the orran of pa1merston,s lntc
admtnf1rat,on may not 1,n,a ,he aame official
relations IN fhn4 ~ Far, Rnsss,l INT ia r,eve
10 nroh,,1, rarr.s.nts+,-o ~ thos. ~
tbc Bri,3sh Cob,nss ~ r,oon,e II ssvs.
uIt T. s-,ess,.s,.. s"a.te,,, r-,o,,,ar :, e.
sol,,nn,s sa,,aa a' ~ a..,n.a;, T., .hos.
~. 1' .'". =, :.
, 1866-04-05
Green, the Maiden Murderer Visited
From the Boston Post. ad.I
ala fu&c

Tvv,1 n{tSnauc ~ Ngn11a, hod Ar IN,
I'LL Gs.1 ~ Sa.,1do aa a ~ rha ~
~ VIII ~ VI 1;gana u - 10y stnse y,
tne ,; ~ rhSeh 49,. hsn,- aho y,
santnr;aa an1 X 41u ~ nc "1ons ,ointt,as
seltut! auu - - naiu4 .ta4 " .a1 .sAtvSe
anu netG1uoss u uiEeu. 'Hat 1nenena uuspuau- ,.
ness mad oeen aeIeoltaiy 10 nis 81 ancestral hne.
ana IN come OF tne collateral lmes aiso. dis
latnef's la1ner, ana TWO or tnsee oi h's grand
nncies, we're Of unsound mind, also two Or
tnlee o. tneH iema!e cai'dien, G aaa Two o,,o o.
Green's own nncles. gn hls mnthef,s siae,
grandfather vas idio,ie. and bis grandnnels,
alter being Of nnsonnu mia1 ior many years,
eommitsed n3itt sa1ciae a N NJ % q insanity. Is
esIanhsaea M IN, tnat n mtesma1zages esaa tk %esa eom
non IN tae mr., aoa tnat tae ssock aa9 oete,
TO- I1oLated: Mhis motner was 2 dsonkGrd, and
niea "alle ne was IN MANI, W1iie MS
1alnef. tnouen ne ne oceupiea INC posttion OF
roelmastet, !, salo 70 na9e a, nSen 4ttte oe1ter
Iran Sooanatoleu nn5es1e. u aas osen
proved .nat ; nseen 80, as ema vas noted s ios
I"o cGnsplGlouh teats-1uo1euslse1ess ano
, 1866-04-05
Progress Of shc Grent Tornado In Eu-
diana.

From the ConnersyilIe tnt-) Timea, sol
The first notice we have Of the tornado Of
the 20th Is that 1t crossed the Conner5yil1a
and Rushyi1le turnpike road, two miles west
Of Vienna From thence it proceeded south
easterly, crossing the county line road nearly
one mile south Of Vienna; thence to the
Justice farm. where 1t took northeast course
until 1t reached the farm Of Thos. G. Marks
From Marks farm its course wns almost due
east until it reached the hills west Of Corners
vile, which the tornado rolled over and came
down like an avalanche upon our devoted little
ments Of trees and buildings in every direc-
ton. Beginning at the south end of the town,
which is nclosed within an acute angle,
wedged In between the hills and the river, the
storm seems to have divided, part Of It TAX
1ng n norther1y course, until it passed be-
yond the town, the centre Of It striking the
foundry OF MesBrs. Roote, sweeping up the
river aud tearing away part Of the railroad
bridge; while the right wing crossed the
river, bearing about due east. Had the en-
tire force Of The storm passed through town,
VIC have no doubt that lis site would now be
marked only by ruins.
The heaviest loss has been In the way Of
timber, and the damage, which Is as e1teu-
siye as 1rreparabTe, Is hard to estimate.
Much Of the fallen timber will probably he
lost on account Of the inability to procure
hands to work it up into such shape as will
make 1t available for the market.
The truck Of the storm through the tim
bered land Is as clearly marked as Ii the trees
hna been telled for the purpose Of opening m
unusually wide public road. Lous nisles
hive been cut through the woods, On q
grander scale, such as reaping machine
would make through wheat deld- 4 sight
of these immense aisles alone can give an
adequate idea of the tremendous power Of
the tornado.