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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10

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f@aute iett feilen TreRnb, Der Die Ge-
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10
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Mebeeine wenbet es In ben neten 5dIen an tIne ers
,ietf bamit bic beften GrfoIee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10

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8erisbte aus alien 3betlen Snbianas eeben,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10

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lang wAb s4mere 3 eiDa9Gne, @Idbunas 2eber. NIB
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10
HssenmFStsania, ebiO, Snsiana,
Stem gort Sribune.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10

ia o@a SbinetUn, s. Stt.
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ais berausstfsat, aTnb felserioe: Der @a}frtr
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frnhen. Der Dieb 10 einnpbawan3iS Sabre
alt nab bar III bef Baitt attgeaeDt. -
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-10

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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

is running fire, q spirit unquench-
able and emulation bounded by no
zenith. In the church, rromiscuous
assemblage IS indispensable to num-
bers and spirit presence. In the
prayer circle the women are admit
ted we can hardly think Of any
place except the doggery and col
Iego, who're the practice prevails eE-
Guiding them.
Oac Of the protenses denying 10
women the places Of retirement is
that they are mentally deficient, bat
in what particular has never been
shown. If for mathematics and the
sciences herewith connected they
rate below men, the academy dis
proves the allegation, for in the
classes for beginners in algebra and
geometry the girls rate equal to the
boys for comprehension and solution,
and superior in language fer explain
atoms. They excel FOR mental actiy-
ity, application and orderly habit
We submit this slhject to car
readers, in hopes that few young
women may be induced to attcnd the
State University from Grant County,
and make Start at the first term
under the reorganization. The e&-
pehsea will be no greater there than
at other schools, except the exclu-
i've close borou.hs, where the kitch-
en- and schoofr5om are one and the
same. The University is to be
open on the wi3o gauge and mono TO
be excluded thcrciror} On account OF
seX.
The rooms in the University, lab-
oratory, library. apparatus for illus
trating the sciences &c, and every
facility for college learning ere
superior 20 any other IN the North
west
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
The Potato Bug Light on Monster.


The great Entomologist, Walsh, of
Rock Island, H., has taken up the
Potato Bug, or Beeslea. and written
. lengthy paper on the subject, Civ
ing the origin, history, travel and
arrival from Colorado, its native
country, to Iowa and Wisconsin,
probable stay among US, how to be
disposed Of, &c. We may soon pub
lish Mr.. Walsh's report.
lie says the Potato Beetles may
live and thrive on the tomato as we'll
as the Potato, but prefers the latter.
The Lady Bug, an ash colored in
sect the length and breadth Of the
Potato Beatle, but fatter and tram
Gated about the head, is the natural
enemy to the new monster
The Lady Bug and family are too
few in numbers to eXterminatc the
new pest at present bat Nj. Walsh
thinks there IS hope IN what a Jew
years may do for the Samsons. The
Lady Bug, flies or efeeps among the
potato vines, ana coming to a thick
settlement ofpotato copperheads, pro-
ceeds to unwind long bill from I'M
der hernose, which she uses as spear.
This she thrusts through several Of
the young copperheads, str,nging
them thereon as hoa6s, and fIon t-ia
uroly walks away to enjoy q meal.
The Lady Bug ia moastrous feeder
and can dcvonr as many as fifty
young potato bugs in day. She
does not modest the old ones, but
they hasten away upon her approach
the young also attempting to scamp
Ell off with their clumsy selves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechan
ical Association at Milwaukee.

The grounds of this Association
have been used during the war as a
military camp, and during such oc-
cupancy no exhibition of Agricultul
al and Mechanical products could be
given by the Association. That dis
ability having lately been removed
BY the purchase of the Government
buildings by the Association, and the
removing sud remodeling Of the
same into some two hundred addi,
tional box and common stalls, affords
them one of the most commodious,
rs well IS one Of the first Fair
Grounds IN the West. The track
has been reftted this season. and, al
though g full miie, is one Of the fast
est. A new Judges Stand and new
seats for lie ladies are about being.
erected, aud general renovation Of
the property is being made, with the
view ot'making it general place OF
resort that the most fastidions cannot
object to visiting.
At a late meeting OF the Exeou-
tive Committee, it was resolved to
hold four days Fair, commencing
on the 11th Of the coming Septem~
Der, and to offer Q premium list Of
six thousand five hundred dollars for
the best Horse Cattle, Sheep and
Swine, with discretionary premiums
for Machinery and Agricultural I'm
plements.
All roads terminating in Milwau-
kee will carry passengers at HALF
FARE during the week Of the Exhi-
hilton. Passengers will enquire for
Fair Tickets, and pay full fare to
Milwaukee, and can return free on
condition that their ticket is stamp
ed by the Secretary, certifying chat
they have visited the Fair Grounds
Stock and grooms are free after Sep
TENDER 4ih, on condition that owners
Of stock pay full freight to Milwau
kee, and on return Of the stork tc
the place Of shipment, and the pres
entation OF the receipt of Secretary
that the stock was exhibited on tht
Fair Grounds, then said freight vii
be returned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
Union Congressional Convention.

The Unconditional Union Men Of the Third Congress
sOna District supporters Of -s atc war ior the sup
pres sion Of treason against = nstti9n and govern
Inent who belle ge Audrew johnson did tnat Ifsa
son sto1l be male 9di0ps, and odiJus that uo-ie
NAV ever again site the country that gives liberty %
all and who believe N &c Z M ,sion;l plan of Rem
structqg TIE s,ates atefy in ReJ on, in view Of eay-
ing the chief traitors out Il Office and power at least t
possessed of flash OF ltriCtc love Vi com y aud the
old nag. are requested to apple g Convention
At B3scoJej, a. EedneS3ty ne stu dag n September
4. T., 1856. "a. lo.p,
for the purpos Terminating Candidate for Congress
TO be voted for She ensuing November election and
tor tho trarsator a any other business before sud
Convention
Tie ba-is Of representation shall be two delegates
from each Assembly District aud one from each Senate
rial District.
Each County will be entitled 10 at least one Senator
delegate, whether full Senatorial District not.
The Third Congressional District is composed Of Crax-
ford, Grant. Green, Iowa, Lafayette, cland and Sank
CCnnties
It IL also recommended that the Assembly Distrie;
and Senatorial District Conventions he le'd TIE tr
yious Saturday, at noon and at the LsUt. -iil ID
meeting, f9r the purpose iectne deIcastea.
j c. COVER,
HORACE BEACH
GEO ". BLISS.
ALLEN WORUES.
g.. G. PENNINGTON,
Or DOWNS,
w. s. WESCOTT
District Central Committee
July IS 1906
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

nta~ A correspondent of the New
DIRK Times, writing from Beaufort.
s. c., says there is no city in the
Union that has experienced sueh q
change as that. 1t was formerly 9
rich, aristocratic winter resort for
Southerners-men of luxurious ease.
who had plenty Of money, and spent
IT without stint Beaufort is now
completely Yanke sized-that is. il
i IS almost wholly inhabited by New
Englanders Maine, New Hampshire.
Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Isl.
and Connecticut are all we'll renre.
sented; and although the present in
habitants are more thrifty and indus
trious than the nabobs who formerly
were the possessors Of property here,
they keep their urse-strings much
tighter, dispense charities, &c, less
lavjshly. There are between fifteen
hundred and two thousand white peo-
pie In Beaufort, almost eli Of whom
are genuine Yankees-all rich, 100. In
and about there are some ten thousad
colored men, who mingle with the
whites just as though they were of
the same origin as the whites The
Mayor Of the city is New England,
er, and every office holder and store
keeper halls from the same sec ton,
The best proof however, that Beau,
fort is thoroughly Yankee town,
is obtained from the fact that the
people are ia favor ofnegro suffrage,
and TO nar-office holders and all
pronounce Anorcw Johnson a traitor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
Happy Coincidence

The 4lh of August, the day fixed
upon for Andrew Johnson's Phila-
delphia Convention, is the anniyersa-
~ Of jeff Davis famous proclama-
ton banishing all Union men from
the South. The object of the Phila-
delphia Convention being substan-
TALLY the same as that Of the Davis
proclamation, it is sitting that they
should come on the same day For
the purpose Of affording the delegates
to Philadelphia ready reference to
the document, we reprint it:
"Now, /, Jefferson Davis, Presi-
dent of the Confederate States, do IS
sue this, my proclamation and | do
hereby order and require every male
citizen Of the United States, of the
age of fourteen years and upwards,
now within the Confederate States,
and adherng to the Government OF
the United States, and acknoBledg-
ing the authority of the same, and
not being citizen Of the Confeder-
ate States, to depart from the con
tederate States within forty days
And | do warn all persons above de
scribed. who shall remain within the
Confederate States after the expira
ton Of said period offorty days, that
they will be treated as alien ene
mics,
Given under my hand and seal OF
the Confederate States of America
at the city Of Richmond, on this It'll
day of August, A. ID. 1861
Seal. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
ar. u. T. HUNTER, Secretary o
State
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31
MEMpHIs. July IS


The attendance at the Johnson
Rebel Convention at Court Square
to-day numbered about four hundred
white and black. General Glenn, Of
Fayettc County, who boasted re
peatedly thai he made Andrew ohm
son President, was one of the first to
name Johnson for governor years
ago, and claimed consistency for him
throughout, was elected President.
Generals Stoneman, Morgan l..
Smith and Bedford Forrest, being
present, were invited to take seats
upon the stand. Generals Stoneman
and Smith did not accept,
After . mixture of patriotic
and Southern airs, Col Mayncs
spoke lie wished TO unite to put
down radicalism. lie referred, as
once on former occasion, to Con
gless IS The buzzlng insects Of the
hour infesting the spoils of Office
Gel Hart, Of the Ccamercl3I,
reported resolutions approving the
Philadelphia CorveLti6n, pledging
their support Of the Union under
the Constitution, Of the enforcement
Of tie laws, and authorizing the
Philadelphia Convention to civ,
them a platform Of principles.
General Chall4ers delivered th,
strongest Southern speech. II,
was loudly cheercd for debating that
he loved Jeff. Davis, and that yetf'er
ton Davis was the greatest states
nan Of the age, The south had los
more than the war delft ofthe North
and he asked with emphasis wheth
CT the South ought now to assist il
paying th@t debt. lie declared that
Northern soldiers were with the
South, and wonld Join them in kick
;ng Stevens and party out of th>
halls Of Congress.
The delegates of the Ihiiadcl
phia Convention were here an,
nounccd to be Liftwich for the State
ct large, and some IS for West Ten
nessce.
Judge Williams followed abusing
Stevens
Col Grace Of Arkansas, one Of the
first to take that State out Of the
onion, said he Hoped the delegate,
would not allow themselves to b,
dictated to.
Captain Van Anderson declared
that the word loyal stUnk n rs nos
tl.ifc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

TIE EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION AR
RANGEMrNTs ToR NEXT YEAE-Ihe
La Crosse hepHbiican has the follow
Inn with regard to arrangements for
the " iSconsin Editorial Association
meeting next year
The Wisconsin Editorial Conyen-
ton at Jareevill6, directed the Pres
ident of the Association to enncuncc
within three months, the Orator and
roet for the Sparta Convention, to
be held iur June, 1867. Hon. David
Atwood, the respected Senior Editor
of the Wisconsin State Journal, WHO
is a veteran in editorial service, has
k ndly excepted an urgent invitation
to deliver the Annual Address On
that occasion, His intimate person
al acquaintance with the rise and
progress Of the Wisconsin Press
will enable him to supply an interes-
ting record Of facts, and many valu-
able suggestions for the benefit of the
younger members Of the fraternity.
\ poem and 8 song may be expected ;
but the names of the author and au-
+ thorcss cannot he announced at pres
ont. The members Of the Associa.
ton offer as prize for the best An
nivcrsary Song" bool5s to the value
Of fifteen dollars and as prize for
the second best song Of tho charac=
ter, books to the value Of ten dol
lars-tl!e songs to be written BY la
dies who are members or honorary
members, or by the wives or daugh-
+ tcrs of members Or honorary mem
bcrs Of the Associations The sclec
/ ton and award Of prizes are to be
made by a committee consisting OF
/ Vice President Cover, of the Grant
Comfy HERALD; Ex-President Bal
lou, Of the Watertown Dem0cfat
! and Ex- President Ross, Of the She
boygan Times ! to whom. printed cop
les Of the competing song viii be for
wardcd from the La Crosse HepuJl1
can Office as soon IS they are receiv-
Cd from the contributors. up to Nov
embor /, 1896 The arrangements
tortho Convention Of 1866 will be
such rs to insure . FIJI attendance
and Joyous meeting.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-31

GRANT AND FARRAGUT-The Pres;,
dent has nominated and the senate con-
irmcd without even tie formalitv OF
a reference General Grantas General
Of tie armies ofthe United States,
grade which mas b10n ov tinct since the
days Of Washington, and revived by
the present Congress, the pay and
emoluments Of which will amount to
nearly S25. 600; and Vice admiral FAR.
RAGUT as full Admiral. Thus upon
the great heroes of the war for the
Union, on land and sea, have been
conferred the highest teiiitary honor
in tao power oftne people to bestow.