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, 1866-02-08

Apairtins by NJ. Pasc now located at Evanston.
Wae placed on exhibition In the Crosby Art Gallery
ycsfeElay. It Is called "The White Wuman'e
Oath, md Is intended 10 represent the moment Of
the Hudson IN the carly psrt OF the last cen1nry. A
settlers family hsd been Wsrned o The hostile IN
.vntions et sas Indians ey member Of the tssbs
tell the name Of her lnfozmcr The tamAy, attempt
lie escape pul ar. overtaken- the opposite bank,
M ea e ae iii
A. Ibis moment The Indian etArts up escla1ullny,
"stopi stop! She has kept her oath; am the
The picture is the work Of years, and evidently
embodiee tbe eesults Of much labor, with come
genius; yet Il cannot he ea!ed sneeess. The ~;
m tceins 10 hare become 90 thoroughly tmbred
NTH fhc ides Of 1noiaD stod1ty AZ 70 have Infused
II into every line Of ahe pie'urc. AZ s hxed s,ih
formal, even 10 the trees some OF which BY The b{,
somethine lie that OF the Assass1n's Doom ex-
bjbtted here khott time aro. 1t eEances tho EN-
rloyu,ent Of considerable amount Of genius, which
it. hond and fuot. md led captive b 1t On the ean.
yas instead Of controlling t. there.
The crosby Gallery has recently received tese1ai
really fne pieces by Albert Berg, and a marine
pIcc by 1rs Dauow. D}e.etad1's celebrated paint.
ing, .sIount Hood" ls e.ll there. i will be re-
doreenent Of IT. tdelity to nature e needed YET
may not be onf oi place to mention ~, I WI n
epected last week bys gentleman Nho has lived
yeAy. md br him pronounced to be fau!tess fn out
/ line as well as absolutely true 10 nature in The
clothing ot effect placed on The rude gaunt torm
neaa % of Hon. II RoSe1t !. wilson. iafe Judge 81 tht
| yollse bust ot Lincoln to reoclyin. It's finishing
magnificent blocl of ssCas7aIa' desiined for The
| carttol Of Sou'h Casallna, and captured while
attempting to run the hloekade: Ihs hu<t may ht
I - Mt Ahf fY1d
, 1866-02-08

Teeth Like Pearl*-SecuTed by the use
Of Cas*ell. Mack + Co's Fotmotenta' Tooth
Paste. 1t i absolutely re from al substances In
furious to the teeth and is used by the best Den
lists. CABwElL. MAcE : Co,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
Sold by nil druggists, F3R-sAttnth
, 1866-02-08

r,rso,A,--Ilon. A11ahan Hanson, United
go. xnmn,e.ioneT and Consul General 10 the Re-
,,.hfIe Of LfocrIa, ir stopping al liz Sherman
1'ousc-
AsusSeros,AxH HoHk-A high1y Instructive End
rp,c4et,1ps lecture WAS delivered last evening BY
rs. Davis At tie Wath!ngtontan Home, one Of
aee1tes on the Physiological Edsest Of 1nteope7
nneet" 1t WIS veil attended
Enxusu WoHEKHs NETrak.-Ihe anncA aaeetSns
OF 1be Board oi Managers Of The EHnE "omen's
Refuge. III be held thIe affetnoo9 =. t"o s.oSk
in the BUILDING on the epInc1 o. inasana AFenae Aa
1hirty +fltst street.
,r71xs Soe3r4-Mr: Porter, Of the Chicago
1,,nh s,boo1 will deliver lecture this afternoon at
aes,ock. tu The ball Of the nigh School building.
s,rfo7t The Irving LterxJ Society. Subject. Auts-
tory. Mr. Porter Y one ot cur bese sshotass and
fpfjtcd 10 A1eud.
, 1866-02-08

Ss shc coat etesse- e:sd in:snased tnss
probably ". Phelps nouid let hun hare the
sentrd. ard handed oscs 70 the hnsiarts1,ke young
mau tho Fun q 81 and rcetved IN return check
= !!oms; sq K,nS ShsG F. Gss Has
H. uuusii. o. bearer s~ents s-arc aud eeyenty-11ve
hnrdr,t1sls .lo!lsr-. Charles ~hu.z'
lt.t p1ooa.tE uPcf1!aous 10 state that Harry"
FpOu at&tr snhi-htL and n1t not since hem 6ecD by
sht individual Of agricultural ansecrdcnt-.
The Fentan To- Do on SATURDAY..
The FeNian brotherhood A$eeuh,ed last e.enine
at FrniAu Hall, cn.ner OF Randolph and Wells
stroeIs. for the pn1po*e Of completing arrange
1nert4 for the reception Of Gen. Sweeney and Col.
Roberts. l. u. O@Connar, D1si1ict Centre, occn.
pied the chats.
Mai. Moore, from the Committee On muekets. re.
rQtted that br rollc Commissioner had declined
to furnish ts,e Brotherhood with uusxe,s for the
reception. 1hc report WI received.
il 1Ssz reported shat Ahon. ono hundred ard Gf1y
mutkets wcre iu The Possession Of the brotherhood
% seie VII wS,sl. f. G,sh. b. Wiling 10 sens. " -'D
comn.unv with caps. Ne..op On the subject.
The Committee we're instructed to h're bsnd O.
Ano,bs committee ~as lnrsruesed to procure
torchee. ,.---.., ..
MI ,he LnlEorms had been cent away, The nnoihe.
hood ehouJd adopt black coats to be won on tha
occasion, and thai al who had clean shirts ehonls
HGaF them Oh lHal ux{, 10 tAuh c~EEuet AAA A14
caco waa up 10 time. The suggestion was hsos
ably rcceiyed. ,....,
,mnics lie in the hall with their com
inands promptly 1T o'clock On Fndar evening, u
perfect theiixo0pan,e+ and tecsire recruits Tor III
PROGRESSION on SATURDAY evening: Carried.
4 ennmIttee, consisting Of Michael seanlop
Major Moore, Gol. Qusrk. Capt. Foley, and Nj
Crfcknrd, and The District Centre, sras appoute'
10 receive Gsn. sweeney, On Fsday morning.
On motion, the 1rclnoni House W1s deetCnaftt
h. thu ho:ei III which ,hr dit,in.pished q Ept st.
wete 10 remain while IN tllr city.
The following was a.1eed upon u the order 9
tie pzocr4eiou on Saturday. The procession Ntl
s.Ets tpon Feu!an Hall, s htltpasi : O'Clock. an,
nlarch TO tle 1rcmout House. from which they vii
eecoft k;cu. Ewscney End Col. Roberts. along LAX
etsvet and thence north OF Ciesk street, TO III
Turner Hall, Such of the companies a. are po.
se4ted ot ar1nt .bhl! he armed, and on csch saae
she 1roee~tiou will be line Of torches. the who!
i"sdcd by l'and.
4 committee VAS appointed 10 Illuminate III
Anlf.
Ar. Finnrrty was cnl1cd npoD TO make "a Thor
stir7sns tpeeeh" 10 the Uroihethood. lie hcGsc
70 e3cnhs himself and read tnttrad pa!a-rap
srThrtcd.
9osrn r. scsnlon wa appointed the Chief Marsha
o. dnf T7ofr'sanu On Saturday.
The nfec&iu. adjourned
, 1866-02-08

Pr1r1 LARcTxr.--An I'D German WOMAN name1
Frances Du]1 use brought up before the Pohe-
Court yesterday forenoon, On the charge Of larceny
tnap bataed John Gronet Appeared Al prosecutor
nnd terrified thst the prisoner siole suAI hand
lied from one oi hla children. AZ the testimony
Wns not cxsc;ly clear, the examination WAS con.
ttnued,
, 1866-02-08

LIQUIDATION or CLAIHs-Tne Merchants Des-
patch Co. has Al length paid the claima- with tue
rce Of those who were lo.ers hy The burning Of the
Michigan Genital freight depot 1t Detroit in October
last The negrecate o! these loses amount To a
consldcrahle sum. and II is grahfytn. know that
our Merchants Company have now acted A. 1hey
s 1se ao1e - a. es M
Ut thc entire amount Of Ill iosses tustntned
Town i ~he]trn, ". II. E1nCle.e i Bro, Duncan
nc Johu-on, Hayden i BALDWIN. Stephen smith.
Isschmond> d Nactus, Mum!ord, Foster Co..
Wayne Robinson. Rncler : Mo:Ean, Wn- Phelps
Il Co.. ueulF Lee
, 1866-02-08

Everyone can be Kcaut&ful!-The
"Fartaian Ladice' SecTct at Perpetual Beauty sent
free to ali those sending their address to " $.
LxxoESk 1 Co, Boz ;ssssS9, Ehleaso. hS52A1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23
Draft Sneak Duffy and Mrs Mark Rich
ards.

The base ingratitude of Post Mas.
ter General Randall, in discharging
the widow of Mark Richards from the
Post Office at Benton, and the APP
pointment in her stead of Tom Duffy,
a copperhead draft sneak, reported
ofliciallyin 1865 as aged 80, Reporter,
married, native Of ireland, drafted
and not reporting, is producing such
a storm of disgust in Lafayette as
may cost the Copper johnson party
its life in that country. Even Duffy
and his friends entertain contempt
for the removing and appointing hand
OF Randall and the whole Johnson
concern.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23
Union Meetings at Halle Green, Fair
I play and Potosi-Col. Finnicum and
G. c. Hazleton to Speak.

Col Mark Finnicum, formerly of
the Seventh Wisconsin, Iron Brigade,
and G. c. Iazloton, Esq. are to speak
as follows
. At IFazcl Green, on Monday even
ing, Oct. %.
At FyirpIay, tuesday evening Oct.
30!
At Potosi, Wednesday evening Oct
81.
There but few ADLER speakers in the
State than Finnicum and HazcIton
Since the close of the war for the
American Union, Col Finnicum has
been devoting himself TO the cause OF
that country next nearest his heart,
ireland, and to which latter country
he feels IS one owing debt that
may require such personal sacrifices
as he made for American treedom.-
Col Finncum is an earnest, patriotic
man, who possesses a moro than or
binary share of intellect and frmness
ofpurpose.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

Resolutions Of Lancaster Lodge, No.
sg2, / 0. Of G. Z. on the death of
Albert Cochran.
IVtereas by the will Of our Heav-
emily Father "who doeth all things
well' Albert Cochran, a worthy men,
Der of this Lodge end order has been
called away from earth and friends,
we, as an expression of the regard we
bore MIN, and the loss we feel in his
death, do adopt the following reso-
lutions -
ReSolced, That we are admonished
by the death of our brother, while
the morning of his life was but dawn
ing, of the uncertainty Of life, and of
the certainty of death; and that to
us comes the warning-"Be We also
ready"
Resolred, that we sympathize with
the family and friends of oar deceased
brother III this their great affection.
Rcs0lUed, That copy Of these res
olutions be sent to the friends of the
deceased-and also to the HERALD for
publication.
d. GRAY PURMAN,
VIM. y REED,
CHAs. Il. SHRADER,
Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23
DROOF OF WILL-HINMAN.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !

GRANT COUNTY. 9
Probate Office August 29th 1896.
Ii the matter of the and Probate OF the last will
and testament of Timothy IIinman, deceased late Of
the County of Grant
Whereas, a. instrument in writing purporting to be
copy OF tho last will and testament OF
Timothy llinman, deceased, late Of the County Of
Grant, has been filed in this office; and whereas APP
plication has been made by Miranda Human pray
ing that the same be proven ami admitted to Probate
according 10 the laws of This State:
therefore, II IS ordered that said application be heard
before me at the Probate Office ia Lancaster in said
county on Tuesday the 18th day Of November, A. d.
1866, at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day:
And is further ordered that notice shall be given to
all persons Interested in said will of the time and place
OF said hearing by publication in the Grant County
HERALD newspaper printed in said County for three
successive weeks, each week prior the time Of
sucn hearing.
BY the Court,
VIZ McG0NIGAL
<o-ot. County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

and future of our redeemed country,
labor and capital must rise together
and cooperate in every good work
Victory over the rebels means that
unincorporated capital shall not own
the labor of millions, and as to in
corporated capital it never sought
the like and never will. Such dem
agogue notions, in whicL capital is
made the enemy Of labor, are ex-
ceedingly out of place among a peo-
pie who read and cipher.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23
d. GRAY PURMAN,
VIM. y, REED,
CHAs. Il. SHRADER,
Committee.
N A z RlE o.

In Potosi, October a. by Rev VIM Small Mr. ROBERT
CROUCH aud Miss MARIA. FQLTZ--both OF Potosi I
In Marion, Oct. -, by John Tagarty,. ESQ NJ h.
MOODY and Mrs MARGARET, LULI--both OF Marion
In Fennmore, October 10TH at the residence of the
bride father, by Rev Emory, Mr. THOMAS TUCK.
WOOD and Miss ELIZA CR0FT-both of Fenu more
In Cassyille, October IA, by John d Harp Esq, Mr.
EUGEN KLEINPELI. of Cassvie and Miss KATIIEr
RIAE WUEST, of Waterloo
October 18th, by same Mr. MORGAN REED and Miss
ALENA HURST-both of Waterloo.
In Lancaster. October Is, by Rev. W Eaton, NJ
JOHN WOODWARD of Clifton, and Miss LYDIA ANN
CARTER, Of Lancaster
In Potos October Is by Rev Wayne, Mr. WILLIAM
DUNsToNE, and Miss PRUDENCE RICHAkDS-both
of Potosi.
In Lancaster, Oct 6 by Thomas Wier, Esq Mr. SAM
UEL BUCK, and ANGELINA LEyINGs-both Of Ian
caster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

JUDGE NoGGLE.-This distinguished
1.tizen is to speak at the Court House
fn Lahcastcr on Wednesday evening
ofthis week.-Mrs. subject the Consti~
tutional Amendments, Right Recon
struotion of the States, Equal Repre-
.sentation and Taxation, &c. The la
dies are invited to come out and hear
Judge Nogglc, whose ability as a
speaker is known to be first rate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

BoscoBEL observation-disclosures has
long been great public concern about
the peculiar and very exciting pcli-
tics so familiar to all at Boscobel, but
elsewhere. unknown. For some
months we have been making the
local affairs Of that town spirited
study; and at one time Maj. K. of
Platteville and oursclf cngag ed Field
and Button q whole evening in the
hopeless task of exemplifying and
elucidating comprehensively the po-
litical quixotics of Boscobel a legis-
lative committee also came out from
Madison last winter to examine into
and report upon the local isns and
schismS of Boscobel-the fulmina-
tons of which are often heard for
miles. but the committee never re-
ported. Fortunately we are now en-
abled to afford some help toward a
solution of the Boscobel mysteries.
On the first page of the HERALD
will be found reports from the lead
ers Of parties and factions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

A NOTABLE ILLUSTRATIONS The
Utica Herald cites strong ilustra~
ton Of the injustice of the present
basis of repi esentation. South Car
DINA in 1861, had forty four thousand
voters. The three counties ofOneida,
Madison and Oswego, N. Y, have
fifty~two thousand end ten. If the
Constitution stands as it is, South
Carolina will have five rlembers OF
Congress, and these tl.reu counties,
with so many more voters, will have
but two. Are we quite prepared to
give vote in South Carolina nearly
three times the weight it possesses
10 Central Now York The con
stitutional amendment is an empha-
tic no.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

LA FAYETTE COUNTY IIopEFUL-The
Union men Of Lafayette really ex-
pect to carry that county this fall.
The copperhead leaders having made
several blunders in their nominations,
the party is suffering from democrats
cation, and especially from loss of
confidence in their leaders. There
are hundreds of unconvertcd demo :
Gratis who prefer the success of the
union county ticket rather than have
their own elected, because they pre-.
fer defeat with such reforms as the
union party would introduce to a
continuation Of copperhead rule AL
len Wordcn, II. S. Magoon and Others
are stumping the county for Cobb
and the union ticket
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

"The present house of representa-
tives were elected under law that
gave them a salary of $4,000. They
have increased their salary to $4,000
and twenty cents mileage. :
will you support such men who will
violate their agreement, put their
hands into the treasury, and take
$1,000 more than they were allowed
by the law when they were cleo
ted"
The above extract is from Noah
Virgins address to the electors Of the
third Congressional District. We
supposed Mr. Virgin had q shade of
honesty and triie Of consistency in
his nature, but he has proven that he
possesses neither. He asserts in the
first pace that the increase of Con
gressmcn's pay was $4,000, and in the
next breath declares it was $4,000.
The facts are these: The former
pay of Members of Congress was
5000, and forty cents a mile from
their place Of residence to the city of
Washington and return, to be com
puted by the nearest and most prac
ticable route. The new law increas
cs the salary to $4,000, and decreases
the mileage to twenty cents perymile.
The change actually decreases the
pay of the California, Oregon, and
some of the other Members of Con
gress, Increases the pay of the East
ern Members, and leaves the pay of
the Western Members about. the
same as formerly. Senator Howe
and Col. Cobb, Republicans, voted
against the bill Senator Doolittle
and Mr.. EIdridge, Democrats, and
Mr.. Virgins political friends, voted
for it Darlington Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23
COMMISSIONERS, NOVICE.

We, the undersigned having been appointed by Hon
William McGonigal, Judge OF the County Court for tho
County of Grant Commissioners to receive exan,ine
and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the Of Susanna Powell late
of the town Of Boscobe in said county deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
and segen months from the 10th day of October 1856
being allowed by said Court for that purposes No do
therefore hereby give that will attend to tho
business Of cur said appointment at the office G. O.
Hazeton, Esq in the village of Boscobel the 18th
and 18th DAYS of December A. D.. 1866 from o'clock
A. NJ, until o'clock, p NJ, on each of said days
Dated at BoscQbel this 18th day of October 1860
BEN. NJ. COATES
AUSTIN RANSOM
JOHN PEPPER,
V4' Commissioners.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23
Meeting of Soldiers at milwaukee.

There is to be grand rally of
soldiers and sailors at milwaukee
on Wednesday and Thursday of this
week, for the purpose of giving an
expression of their opinions upon the
questions now before the public
The following issues now before
the Country will be offered for ac-
ton:
|. That loyalty should be reward
ed, and trason punished.
2. That soldiers who fought to
sustain the government are entitled
to greater consideration than rebels
who fought to overthrow it.
3. That the representatives of the
people in Congress assembled are
the proper reconstructing power.
4. That Union men, North and
South, who stood by the flag. should.
be protected by the power of the
government.
5. That the concentration. in the
hands Of one man, Of the vast pow
ers which belong only to the people
is dangerous to the peace and wei
fare OF the country, and
6. That The amendments Of the
Constitution proposed by Congress
are wise aud just, and should be rat
flied by the late robellious States,
prior to tho recognition Of their right
of representation in the National
Council.
1t is expected that Gen. BUTLER,
Gen. LoGNN Gen. Carl SuURz, Gen.
SIGEL, Gen. WILLIcH, aud other
distinguished soldiers, from our own
and other States, as also Prof JAS.
E. MURDcoH, will be present and
take part in the proceedings.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

john VANBuREN DEAD.-John Van
buren,, son Of EXPIRES. Vanburcn,
die last week whilst returning home
frola Scotland.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23
The Reconstruction Platform of Con
gress TIE Urion Platform

TIC following are the Amend
mGHts Il the us Constitution which
the Union party want adopted
These Amendments really constitute
the union platform, and are opposed
by the Johnson party. The results
Of tho Qctobcr elections make it GER
tain that t2o tbirds Of all the States
will soon approve these amendments,
hpon which it will be considered safe
TO allow the late rebel states to re
sumo % partners of the Union
There will then be 80 states, and all
Of tkel SO tired fast to the union that
secession will not be AGAIN attempted.
Please read these Amendments, and
Soc whetho. trey are not just thc
thing:
Rs9'rcd, by fr S,nate aal Hoase II Representatives,
cf e IRitcd Ndcs NJ tne,icd III Congress assembled
two thirds Of both Houses concurrng that the follow
Ing article he proposed the Legislatures of the sever
al states amendment to the Constitution Of the
Unitel states which, when ratified ~ three ourths OF
said legislatures shall be valid part of the Consu
ton, namely
ARuclx-. SscrIoy / Al persons born or naturalizel
IN tthc United States, and subject to the jurisdiction
thereof citizens Of the United States and Of the
State whcrin they reside No State shah make en-
)rce any law which shall ahrdge the privileges or i'm
quantities Of citizens ot the United States shall any
state deprive ary person of life, liberty property
Without due process Of law, nor deny TO any person
within its jurisdiction the equal protection OF the
laws.
See . Representatives shall be apportioncd among
tho several States according their respective num-
hers counting the Whole number of in each
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23
STRAY STEER.
FOR SALE.

The dwelling and lots and 10 in block g. Lancaster
situated next west of the Congregational Church. and
known as the Shrader property. is offered for SALE
Good cellar and cisern, parlor l6xl6, two bed rooms
dining room and Kitchen with wardrobes, &C., Side
walks and other conveniences Possession given any
time. Price $1,000, cash, or part short time Cali
on the subscriber.
CHAS. D. SHRADER.
Lancaster, October D. ls66-2o-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

Hon n. H. Virgin is TO be DR..
Warren 5 successor as collector of the
Thirl District but his appointment
IS rot to be made ont till after the
election We have this information
from a source worthy Of fu!l credit.
DR.. Warren could have kept the place,
ONLY con1itional that he would active.
ly oppose Cobb's reelection.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23
Died,

In Peru, Clinton County, N. Y
Sept. l4th, of consumption, ALBERT
COCHRAN, aged 10 years,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23
New Advertisements.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing under the name
of l. FARNSW0RTH & CO.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The notes and accounts due the firm
will be left with A. & T. A. Burr. and must be settled
forthwith l. FARNSW0RTH,
& BURR.
October IS, 1866. 2O-8ts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23
SHEEP FOR SALE.

The subscriber residing in Little Grant, n
wishes to splh il flock Of StEEP, 120 Of them sESfss
all coarse wool, 50 Of them sfESzsY
ROBERT NEWMAN. sAlAs,z.lsa
Little Grant Oct. 20, 1s66-20-3f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

). C. COVER. Editor 81 Proprietor
NJ. ?. RINDLAUB ASSISTANT EDITOR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

? S. Since writing the above, l
understand that Bennett is an lnde
pendent Candidate for the office of
Representative, if so he will get a
hearty vote at Cassville.
J. FL. G. SNECLoDE.
Cassvillc, Oct. 16.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

Tuesday Evening, Oct. %, 1866.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-23

We, the undersigned citizens of
Cassville, hereby certify that the
statements made in the foregoing
communication by ]. II. c. Sncclode
are true in as far as they relate to the
feeling of the majority Of the voters
here and to the primary meeting held
and the business transacted there.
The New York herald., 1866-09-03
MILLINERY.

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.vI fsiy th. = ~ &oufhssa 49, Ws3~vN
~tsisssls sssss - - sd sss,ssai " 80 tss
as- Asss4Hsst Fsnse fkslsra Eoer42 @k1A X.
has ttksRte* ttf 1854 fsw fexsy sksys.a~ sef
h~sa'y sssasA - e4saHse "a $40 slly.
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