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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11

There are two kinds of girls. One i.
the KIND that appear best abroad the
girls that are good for balls, rides. par
ties, visits etc. and whose chief delight
is in such things. The other is the kind
that appear best at home; the girls that
are useful and cheerful in the dining
room, and all the precincts at home
They differ widely in character One is
often torment at home-the other
blessing. One is 4 moth, consuming
everything about her-the other sun
beam, dtfasing life and giadness to all
around her
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11

New converts are always the most jealous, i. 4.
saying that has passed irto a uashfui proverb o,r
neighbor Of the Teegram fair sample of its truth
funess. We recnlleet that he hi,aself is 4. sufrsr
from she attempt made in the pas, to bring rhe leg
innate traffic in into xicssing liquor, to an end, in &h,
city. He was sned alike bla1ss,'' for violating The
same Law. We now have our Statute books in two
cases His knowledge of the trafRc, purely erper-
ss'cnihe tsstnss to that which he knows and know,
whereof he speaks. We Congratulate him on his re-
formation and conversion ami now that he has en-
tered the lists, and declared 20 the knife and the
knife 10 the hilt, the old warhorses Of Temperance
who have grown gray in the service will have u
stand aside. ami permit this and Jealous Convert
TO lead the van. Who can doubt the RESULT Ssmp-
sons victory over the Philistnes viii not be cireum
stance IN comparison to the heeatombs of slain wh,
Ky men" he will pile upl
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11

The California State debt is s4734lso
DIR. Barth, the African traveller is dead
Three new oil strikes reported in Kentucky.
The debt of Virginia is Sal ,oos coo asset. -,
o00, eco. '--'
Missouri counts up 10000 emisr.nt, in the las,
months. "
They treating sick cattle in England with
homeopathy.
The Sisters of Mercy have started 4. s2o ono RON
vent at Bangor, Ne. ~
A pair of earrings given TO T. Rss.i,, Md :;
London cost SAC, zoe. "
-Four children were burned to death at a recent fire.
IN Raleigh, c. W. ~ '
Bari Dudley Just married, gave his bride diamond
The population ~ Portland Ne, is SOFIA an in
crease OF S,Is2 since 1850.
fiesn hundred more people left California in oc,o
Der last than arrived there.
Counterfeit IS of the Fort w.vpe Ind x..,
Bank are IN circulation at Boston
Ii is stated that Miss Ann. D;cli,xo,
lecturlng tNur in England
a Texas PaPcr ssys two epidsmics srer.a in ,,,,
sa'e, and one Of them is marrying
Some people think the so~errzza,, - -,s-.z.,
Tor money sent BY mail, but it isn't 50
Christopher Gray OF BrpoksviIle NJ. w..1o,
o'd Vie II day OF last Septeu Der
Another slight shock Of an .srtbou,ke v,. s.l, :.
San Francisco. 'e'' ID
The number who took books from III. f-b,-Iss,,
Public library last year was 7sos7
The finest deposit Of block marble in thi, cou,,-,
mas 9"ss been discovered as Wilamsport Pa
grand Catholic jubilee is TO be held on the Isl,
oensnaTy anniversary Of the death of ST. Peter
National convention Of soldiers ,,i u
"'' N =" 'shihsfon on the 18th Monday in January.
The Treasury Department is mixing
50 commence payment Of gold coupons due IN Jazz.
~ - 80 - "snua-
he English Lords of the Admiralty 49, ,.
age Of 20 e''f0c ~ the
iae "orsmen Of Lowell, Mass have f,-u.. :,
teasae which IS TO ignore politics ana noI
iticisns~" $50 po'-
AnaAs the French giant, stands eight fs.. =; -.
ssocSlngsi weighs AZ pounds, can III, 500 Ard !.
daily grown more powerful.
society tor facilitating matriuony and p,o,is,r
Tor The old age Of the married has been blsh,s .
"'ssoaden, under the title, "The Matrimonial rre.,u
~ The President is Herr Christian Kramer Tn.
par must have subscribed during their e.Iih,r, s
on s'vinr the requisite security a suKcisn, .n,, :,
Pad The newly married 10 Sc. Up in life. Win ,hr
pro'iso That certain amount rsfxnd and prso.re
for the future is annually subscribed
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11

The Evening Post correspondent saws the Judiciary
COMMITTEES Of the House OF Representatives have
agreed 70 report, At an sarly dav, an amendment to
the Constitution providing that the number Of voter,
IN the States shall form basis Of representation in
Congress.
The Secretary of the Interior, In reply 90 an in
gary from Gen. Howard. decides that the Freedmen.
Bureau cannot hold. and the Government, c.nso. -,
aside, unoccupisd Government land. in Floria. or
other State for the benefit OF FREEDMEN. He
further says, however, tbs, ali homestead and prs>
smptaon laws are applicable 10 freedmen a. 30 spv
other class Of persons
SWhy is Geo. W Julian regarded
generally as being blessed?
Because he 10 poor in ,pir;f -
The President has sountsruan6ed the order Of the
Secretary Of War, eounsermsnduS the order muster
in:s out the troops Ia Virginia.
Sir Morton Pete, The English capitalist, said of
President johnson. IN . late speech in England 81
vas i'm him acme tine. and viii say once. that
he 10 usr rbo CAGE seen. forgotten. fer be
10 one OF natures true nobility who not enly
has tslsns sed mind. sus -hc shaak God, Aas hsars
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11

The two houses Of the Ohio Legisla-
ture met in joint convention Thursday.
to count the vote for State officers at the
last election The figures are as follows
For Governor-Cox, 223, 633: MoRGAx.
1913, 69T LONG. $50; scattering, 80. For
Lieutenant overnor-MC BURSEY, 224
943; Lone. l93, 507 The vote for other
officers wa. about the same as McBUR-
NErs
The Copperheads are enraged at WEB
sTERs Dictionary The latest edition
contains the following definition Cop
perheads-A Northern sympathizer with
Southern rebellion
IL currently reported that S5delIs daughter who
vas recrssiy married French millionaire h. !.
found it necessary ter her aappiness s.ks N return
% the protection af hsr father
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To the Union Men of Indiana.

The LUTON Of Indis-s sre hereby called to
meet in Delegate Convention, the state Hou-e in
the city Of Indianapolis Thursday the 72d day Of
February, 1885, at 10 clock, A ", for the purpose
OF nominating eanidate. for State Offices.
Il Is recommended that Mass Meetings Be held q,
The county seats Of the counties on the
Saturday Of February TO full representation
IN such State Convention, and Thorough organization
IN saeh couuty. J. T. WRIGHT,
Chairman Unioo State Central Committee.
.. T.. BrH%FTr Sectgtarv.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11

~ The Eighth was held in remembrance. in Car
bridge City, as We Perceive by the K.-or visi, of
the latter day Democracy made TO the Office Of
their organ and hickcry pole erected in from, of
the office When the old hero of New Orleans said
" The MON must ard Shall be preserved" he little
thoushf that those who sypa;hized with Southern
Feoes AND traitors who sought TO destroy the Union
and VIE now advocate the repadiation of the rubhc
debt created IN SAVING that Union would insu, HE
memory by hypoeriacal display Of devotion to i,
Gen Jsckson's Democracy isn't Dood-r.t,-l H~ro.-,
~, sure and certain.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11
New Advertisements
Commissioners Ssle

DJRStANT TO A Deere. made by the
II Wayne Common Pleas Of wavne County an
State of Indiana, at the January Term 1866 the I'M
dersEBed offers at private SALE for fourth ca sh
in hand paid, and the residue in three equal install
mens of six, twelve and eighteen months after the
date Of sale, with interest from date the follow,
Real Estate, being and situate in said county and d..
sciribei as follow to-wt:
One Hundred Acres. in the part Of tn. SortI
East quarter Of Section Fifteen Isl in Tovn.hip
thirteen tl3h aud Range one Il, West; valued Al
$4,000
And also. Sixty Acres. lying East of the
Richmond and Boston Turnpike Road, in the South
East Quarter Of Section sixteen Is in Tov,xhin
thirteen IL and Range one ], valued at s. 200
Aud Lot No. 4. in that part Of the CItv Of Rich
mand in said county laid out by joseph p Laws val
ued at $3.50
And Forty Acres, N the Northwest Quarter ~
Section eighteen Is IN Tosnrbp seventeen III and
Range thirteen 49, East Of the secoui principal
idisn line. valued al 81 ,4eo.
Notes and mortgage the Land sold will be reoui-
I'd Of the purchaser Of each. A deed will be M.
when the sale y confirmed, and the Conveyance order
ed 5y the court. JONATHAN SCARCE
jan ~, 1870. 4o-9tS sr9D Commissioner,
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How They do II.

kD. PLLLADlUx 1T NAV be of interest to
your people to know how the Great Sanhedr do things
up here in Randolph The chief this body wrote 10
one Of his servants to appoint many deputy col
ecors as he could in this county and be sure to ap-
point none, except such yoxld prorxise TO be all
right for George Julian for Congress So the d,spen
ser went around to visit the faithful, and he appoint
ed one in Union and in Farmland, but il was
thought probable that Colonel NJ II. Miller might be
induced TO take the position. SO he was written to-
and asked if he would collect the revenue
and he said he would and the office dispenser set
cut to see the Colonel, and when about to make out
the appointment, the follow ing dialogue took place
Office Dispenser suppose Colonel, you are all
right for Julianr
Colonel-What do you mean TO vote for him
Office Ds.-Yes, sir, suppose of course YOU W i'll
vote for Julian.
Colonel-N" sir, cant vote for kim
Office Dispenser sir, you can't have the ap-
pointment Mr. Harlan Is compelled 20 for Ju-
ian, and so must all his appointees
The dispenser then hunted up Mr.. Engle " no has
heretofore been Democrat. ard he pledged hinseir
% vote for Julian, and he appointed The As
SCISSOR and Collectors all anti nd
charge President johnson with being IN league with
Copperheads and rebels. These men owe alepi,f,,,
to Julian and not the Admins ration.
Mr.. Cheuney is in a bad fr Col. T. NJ Browne
made him all he is, and he feels under obligation 10
him, bu, Frank Diggs and Joe Pickett have him by
the throat aad they max him cry aloud for Julian
IL IS sssi by some here who pretend 10 know that
there secret societies all through district where
they take oaths pledges to support no one but Ju
Ian for Congress. would not like vouoh for the
truth of this still think il Is true ! am satisfied
that there IS an organization OF kind, where the
faithful meet, and concoei their plans. WHIT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11
Estray Heiffer Taken Up

Rf the undersigned, living four-snd- a-half miles
- from Richmond. the Williamsburg pike
between Christmas and New Years. two wear old
HEIFFER. Her color il red-consder bic White ua-
der ner rty-a white ring running entirely around her
face, AMI the tap Of her tail is also white The
can have her BY proving property. paying charges
aRt Tor tnIs Advertisement. HENRY wABER
Jan. II, 1856 C.
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A Splendid Lot

4 Ming nearly three-quarter. OF an acre n
- ground, for Sale AZ BARGAIN Said II. = 10
Gated on The corner Of Main and Eevsnfh streets
niDg tar"ag 70 Broadway, hundred feet VIDE and
thr=r hundred and eighteen feet IN length No better
Lot o. this car be found IN Richmond
For terms dc, call
A n NEWTON. Dentist.
~ Ri-nrrnrrA Ir1
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11

Tell me, angelic host, We messengers
OF love, shall swindled printers here he
low have no redress above e The
SHINING angel band replied. ITO rs is
knowledge given; delinquents on the
Ink PRISrERs books can never enter
Heaven.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11

H Among the latest foreign item.
IS that of the reception of President
Johnsons message in England. and the
favorable impression made bv it Amer
lean stocks improved under the influence
of the document
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Richmond 5-.-1-- - - -

oaaca or ,ke ne Of Skaoai.Y lad:
M r,i h a Navarro
iMaAeiC Treasurer
eu Financial eoaHnon
heAma eseias
suEs 8 I'D a~a
siderable nse~hchp
Cn iv Of u pAb Of the
ls
g vree fer the
Treasury
submitted
January Ii CSC
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11

CINCINNATI MARKET, Jan Io.-PI.nr-
Wheat-s2.3O to 40
Corn-53 to 81.
Hogs-$II.75 to sI2
Net, gross, 80, so to TO-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11
Turnpike Election.

4 Election viii Be beEd at HiIT's Oh MIL on Sat.
"a ardzy, Jan Is. lo55, for Directors Of the R-f-
m.'nd and sew PARIS Turnpike Road COMPANY 70
serve for the present rear HrsH HoyyIr-
J.s- An, 1856 Ped.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-11
REDUCTION
In the Prices of Dry Goods,
CINCINNATI STORE.
Corner Of Main ana Fifth 81.

Having determined to close out our Winter Good.
we offer at greatly reduced prices, all kinds Of Dry
foods, consisting in part follows
a"'s' eio"ks, Hoods, Nubias, scarf.,
Baimorai and Hoop skirts, uo.icu
Gloves, Cloakings, Cassimere.
Cassi"etts. Wool Plaid for Boys Wear.
All Kinds Of Flannel, Corset..
Underwear for both Ladies and Gents,
Bed Spreads,
And a splendid assortment OF Dress Good, NJ all A..
Scorpions. Also. full line Of NOTlONS-.u =,
"hc we VII sell very low, and 70 prove our assert
ION ~opld solicit call.
d. 1. GRIFFITH CO
46-lul. = 49,
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TREASIR ERS OFFICE.

Dec
Mayor Cunmo Council Ctv Of kmonfI al
a iE1enit CITY
Also the ednso hi CITY liz
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Gin. 4 Fl. Wayne II. r. Co
NOTICE TO sTO<.kuO, nrp.

NoiiCE IS hereby given " the Stockholders, q, a..
- CINCINNATI d Fort Wayne Railroad COMPANY.
election Tor nine Directors te serve for the en-
SUNG year VIII be held in Winchester conn
~, indiana, on THURSDAY, the sth day Of Fsbru.,,
1900 by order Of the Board Of Directora
THOMAS L. SCOTT Secret.r,
Jan. 1lth l966-te 'y-
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CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. IND, December so, 1865
TREASIR FR.S RECEIPTS.
ORDERS MD BONDS ISSUED.

The n md .l sssS e, s ss c ss- -
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S. R. wIGGISS, Treasurer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12
Suffering in Alabama.

Governor Parsons, of Alabama has
addressed a letter to General How
ard, urging the necessity 0 fthe Freed
mems Bureau increasing its distribu-
ton of rations. BY a recent census
Of that State forty-three out of fifty.
two counties returned 1921 desti-
tute persons, and ne averages the
starving poor at $4,000. During the
war, Alabama lost 10000 men, over
Qne-nalf of whom were heads of fam.
lilies, and there are 10000 white wild
cws and orphans. They could have
no crop LOST year on account of the
presence Of the armies, and the Leg
i~slature at its recent session, author.
Jed the issuing Of State bonds. tor
the purpose Of procuring food, but
they have failed to make them ne
gotisble, and the Governor purposes
coming North to put them on the
market for provisions. The citizens
who are able contribute freely, and
the mortgaging Of farms and crops
to raise food is almost UNIVERSAL
Feeble women and decrepid old men
walk miles to obtain rations, and it
is quite frequent to meet frantic
mothers on the roadside, crying with
their starving children. There are
100000 destitute whites and blacks,
and 20.800 to whom rations were is.
sued daily during May; he urges that
the number be increased for June
5000. Their wheat and potato crops
tc be gathered in July, will give
great relief, and it is believed the
number Of ratiohs after August can
be materially reduced
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12
Editorial Convention.

The tenth annual Convention of
the Wisconsin Editorial Association
will be held at Janesvilleo on Wednes-
day, the goth day of June, 1866
Charles Seymour, Esq, of the La
Goose Republican, will deliver the
annual address-subject, "The Char
acter and mission Of the Press
W. D., Merrill, of the Prairie du
CHEN Courier, is appointed to furn-
ish the annual poem, and ]. a. Smith
of the Fond du Lac Commonwealth, to
prepare q memorial Of the life and
character Of the late Thurlow w.
Brown, Of the Wisconsin CAtef.
1t is desired that there shall be a
FULL attendance of the fraternity of
the Stats.
II. N. Ross, Pres't.
A. NJ. THOMSON, Cor, Sec.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12

WHERE THE "CRUELTY" COMES IN.
The Detroit Post publishes the bill
of fare furnished JEFF. DAVIS, and
says:
The Democratic reader" will note
with shuddcring horror that there is
no mention of whiskey in all this bill
and vii besEocked at the bloodthirsty
vindictiveress of the President in
combining a man with a "Democra.
tic" constitution to the bibulous hor-
ror Of thin coffee and milk, while the
conqueror is free to solaco himself
with his "policy." Isit possible that
Mr.. Johnson has forgotten that his
prisoner is n Democrat" and also
one of the "chivalry ?"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12
WISCONSIN CHIEF.

This weilknown Horse will stand at Mount Hope
Monday sud Tuesday forenoon; Tuesday afternoons and
Wednesday forenoon at james Trainers, four miles east
OF Whiteside's, he will also be found at my residence on
Saturdays. See handtils for balance Of time.
The Wisconsin Chief was sired by The old Morgan
Chief, he by the old Grees Mountain ; s Dam is q ia
nous good mare, stock Sir Henry aid ' hip
The Chief is a beautiful brown, Is hands and three
riches high. weighs 1850 pounds, and for style and ac-
ton he Is second to no horse in the county. He wants
no better recommend than the fact that he has stood at
Whitesides barn for the past three years, his business
increasing each year last year he and the Jack had
over one hundaed mares at that place alone he il going
back again this year with natteriny prospects.
J J MCKENZIE
Lancaster, April 16, '66-45
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12

THE Corroa CROP IN MISSISSIPPI
Coneral Thomas, late bureau COM
missioner for the State of Mississippi,
reports that before the war the State
used to raise 1,OOO,0 900 bales of cot
ton, nearly o%uc-fourth the entire
yield Of the country ; and thinks this
years crop will reach 600,0 bales.
A large portion of the Mississippi
river land is cultivated by northern
men, with abundant capital.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12
Stock Horses, &c.
THE MULE TRADE.
McKenzie's Jacks-Tippecaroe and
Young African.

Ths Jack, Young African, four years old last fall, wla
stand for mares the ensuing season, at VIM Whiteside's
barn, Mt Hope, Mondays and Tuesdays ION Saturdays at
my stable. 8 miles northwest Of Lancaster. Terms ten
dollars to insure a mare with foal.
YOUNG AFRICAN was sired by Tippecanoe his dam
was an African and Spanish Jenny, large size. He is q
sure foal-getter two of his colts can be seen AZ my sta
bic not twelve months old, yet larger than most yearling
colts. He also went to some thirty mares in '65 most
of which are In foal.
JACK T~IPPECANOE.
The famous thorough bred Jack, Tippecanoe, will be
kept for the benefit OF Farmers of Blake's Prairie, by
John Bate. at his stabls two miles south Of Tafton-
This is a fine opportunity for farmers who have fine
large mares, and wish 10 raise the most seryiceable Of
all animsls-the mule, aid mules that will be sure 10
command the highest price in market, a number of
which, now one year old, cannot be bought for 1925 90.
For further particulars inquire of the snbscl iber, or
J Battle. or see hand bills. Don't miss this opportunity
as another such may not be enjoyed for years.
i i McKlN2TR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12
PROOF OF ~WILL.-PoWgLL.

Probate Office, June 4, 1866.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the iast will
and testament OF sngannah Powell deceased, late Of
the County of Grant.
whereas an instrument in writing, purportine 10 be
the last will and testament of Susaunab Powell decssxed
late Of the County of Grant, has been fled In this Office /:
end whereas, application has been made by Suzona Pow.
ell praying that the same be proven and adnitted to
Probate according TO the laws of this State:
Therefore, II is ordered that said application be heard
before me at the Probate Office in Lancaster, In said
County, o. the first Monday of July, A. D., 1866. at one
O'clock, p. M;
AND II is further ordered, that notice shall be given 20
all persons interested in said will Of the time and place
OF SAID hearing, by adjudication in TIL srant County Hsy-
ala, a newspaper printed in said County, for three sue
cessive weeks, once each week, prior to the time Of such
hearing. BY the Court,
WM. McGoNIGAL,
4o-5t County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12
GUARDIAN SALE.

In Probate, Grant County Court.
In the matter of the guardianship Of the minor heirs Of
a Stockwell, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in pursu.
ance OF an order of license, made in said matter, on the
18th day OF May, A.. D., 1896, by the County Court Of
said County, the undersigned, Guardian of Ebert
s~tockwell, Lemira Stockwell, Medora Stockwell, and
Ella S~tockwell, minor heirs of said deceased, will, on
saturtureay the Odd day of June, A. D., 1866, at ono
O'Clock the afternoon of said day, at the dwelling honss
of said deceased, in said County, offer for sale AT pubic
vendue, the following described lands, to wit:
The southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of
section i've 10, also the west half of the southwest
quarter OF Section seven % all in Town five (5) north
Of range four az westin said Grant county.
The terms of sale TO be made known at the time and
place of sale.
Dated at Lancaster. ais, May %, 4. d.. 1865.
SLIT. Gnardisn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12

Mas. JEFF. AT WAsHINGroN.-The
Washington sensation for last Sun
day was a triple one: (First) Sen.
Salisbury at church (second) cloth
ed and in his right mind /" third
~escorting Mrs. JEFF. Davis. Among
many who havo formally paid their
respects to the lady whose husband
Is il a fair way to be a martyr" was
Senator johnson. After church a
noted rebel drove Mrs. Davis in an
open buggy about the streets of the
cty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12

For CALIFoRNIA.-The people of
this County who have long and favor
ably known Mr.. J. Augustine, will
regret to learn that he has decided
to exchange the lead mine region for
the land of gold. He will start,
with his whole family, about the
first Of july Witness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12

nss- Tho Waupun Times reports
that James Cone, convict in the
State Prison, sentenced from Dodge
county for rape, to Is years, who
bad served out about ne-half Of his
time, committed suicide Wednesday
P. NJ. by cutting his throat. For
some time Cone had manifested
strong symptoms of insanity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12

JOSEPH N. WAGGONER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Plain and Fancy Stationery, Purses, Pocket Books
Yankee Notions, Gold and Steel Pens, Photog aph AL
buns.
Val and Wlndow Papers and Decora.
ttUe Paper Hangings,
Globes, Outline Maps, and other School Furniture.
Shes Music, Music Books, Musical Instruments. ana
Musical Merchandise generally.
" Main Street, 81 Main Street,
DUBUQUE, IOWA. GALENA. I'LL.
SG6m*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-12

sayThe report of the Secretary of
the Treasury, with reference to the
sales of gold, will probably be sent
to Congress Monday. 1t is stated
that it will show total sales amount
ing to about $50, 600, 900, at a premi-
um since the 1st instant of 30f also
that DO gold was sold in March and
April tor a less premium than 81.