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The New York herald., 1866-04-22
BOATING.


There urc several boat clubs in New York, and the
members Of many pull stout at any else
where During the past a number Of very In.
scrcstng races took place the on the Eysian
Yields. and each witnessed by large crowds OF
spectators Tho race between the New York and New
burg crews which evenuacd in the OF the
ter will not, In all probability be repeated As neither
has club to bring tho together for prac-
ticc IL requires considerable independent training get
up a Of this kind
Thcrc Is one thing very much wanted IN New York; ;
that Us an Appropriation from the city for annual
regatta Boston has done noby for her boating fraternity
Philadelphia Is not behind hand. Why then, should
New York. the Empire City OF the Union, not gener
ousy by the pubic and the lovers Of the sport for in
gratifying the they would surely please the otherf
There of the matter being brought under the
notice OF the Common Council and II this should be the
We hope will receive that consideration from both
boards to which II is fairly entitled During the coming
month several will take place on the Hudson and
Harlem rivers. aud extensive preparations being
made by the various boat clubs for that purpose.
A, nong the Now York clubs are the following -
'ExPrR. cIrY REGATTA cLuB.r
TbS is not, properly speaking boat club owning AZ
A does boats II has been in existence now twelve
years an s for the purpose Of organi,ine each year
regatta on the Harlem river. up 10 the present there
have beep m Of these all OF which have been pre-
nontly success full The annual regatta usually takes
place sepem o. nr on ,uo ~ nse s wnes nere are
double scu for sew necn feet boats shng boat race
and champiou four oar aud other races prizes being
awarded TO the amouAt OF Ave hundred dollars The
Harlem admrab adapted for boat rae 8, as at all
periods Of the year aud all weahers the water is per
iecty smooth There is az traght course OF one and
quarter mile In length and she club has started five
mile race, In which the boa>s travel twice round the
course which always an in,e sting affair The officers
OF club President Coun man stephen Roberts,
Vice President, Thomas TrcaN ser. T. Cottee Secre-
tary J. :. Darling
"coLuMBrA.r
The Columbia Boat Cub though not an old club. has
shown itself during the last of uat promise.
extent the interest In boating New York All through
the summer and fail, addition 70 the orsAnsry club
matcheA they fowed against rival clubs with more %
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VICTORIA.
IErnm the Gaznitc de Ernnce Anril 81
Obituary.
HORACE n. CHAMBERS.

Mr. Horace y. Chambers, OF Judge David
Chambers, of this city, died on the 1lth inst,
in San Francisco, aged thirty three years The
deceased formerly occupied position In the AdJu.
tan' Generals Office, in Sacramento, and at the
time Of his death was in official employment, In the
san Francisco Custom House Durnga period OF nftcen
years Mr. Chambers devoted his energies and abilities
toward the development Of the resources OF California
aud Nevada His courage and efficiency displayed
In many severe prospecting tours in company with
the associates Of Wells. Fargo Cos Express. The
disease which resulted in his death contracted In the
wiiderncsscs o Nevada The family OF the deceased
well known In Philadelphia and St Louis II will be
source Of saisfacion although melancholy 20 know that
the last hours OF the intrepid young Chambers
laced by the attentions OF Kind aud devoted friends
The New York herald., 1866-04-22

workhouse OF Carick on SUR ireland the 31st OF
March. He struck him the head with heavy stone
and made attempt to escape. Mr. Jephson was onal
man Of the Board OF Guardians By his death the noble
houses of Dunaly and Waterford with several OF the
first families in the counties Of Tpperary and WATERFORD
will be placed in mourning
Tho iron COATED Toulon feet Of France, consisting OF
one and Ave frigates under the command
or Admiral Bouet Wiaumez. sailed again on three
days cruise to practise new maneuvre invented py
ths Admiral The frigate Cation anchored between
the Islands of Hyeres and each ship sailed round her at
various angles and each time with increased speed. The
damsters the circles In these evoutions care
fully noted board the Cation and board each ship as
she sailed round During night the squadron passed at
the islands Of the Hyeres the mon were called TO their
guns II In presence Of an enemy, and six hundred
shots were fred.
The Cortes Of Portugal will close on April 90
The remittent fever which year ago committed such
ravages at St Petersburg, has broken out again with
great violence at Moscow and Orenburg At Moscow .
new hospital has had to b. opened for the accommoda
tion Of the sick.
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CROQUET.

While a multitude OF outdoor sports a1ord recrsatica
and exercise to our male population the ladies Of our
metropolis well as OF the other large cities our
continent amos, altogether dcbarred from outdoc
amusemcnts during the summer Experience has proved
with what zcst our fair metropoitans have entered
the national winter pastme Of skating and how pro
nc,snt they after a short time became in the srk
when the dcs was first proposed Of ladies par,cpssins
In sba, hvorte sport there was cry OF rcprobaiica.
sna ,ho enscursins lady Who ysn.urea on the zoe vs
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THE EAST.


Anarohy Along tho Persian Gulf.
From the Times Of India March Ia
Intelligence received from Colonel Ps tn. British
ports previously circulated regarding the unsettled state
Of affairs there but represents matters having
pated That fe wahabees are the prime movers IN the
disturbance using Syud Se the eldest Of the late
az see Ss Gs no vS
statesman and soldier was the favorte Of the people,
throne In preference TO his nephew had their wishes
been consulted In the matter At present s said there
are three aspTan;s ns 70 the :h,oSsv. the psrrcdo
the aforesaid Toorkee.
As might have been expected among tribes so fierce
insecure so much So that Colonel Pey has judged il
cessay to take the British agent and all the Christian
also been circulated among our Indian subjects warning
them Of the risks they would be ncurrng should they
remain Shore and the mail steamers have been for
hidden TO enter Muscat unarmed vessels being con-
sdered liable to attack. On the murder Of Thow.
eynce the late Sultan, his fourth brother to Bonn
bay acquant his Exceency the Governor of the revolt
Her Majestys steamers Octava, Commodore Hlyar and
Hghhyer, Captain Paisley have been sent to the Gulf
for the protection Of life and shipping as also TO inct
saluary chastsement upon these wild and troublesome
tribes but intimaton has not yet been received what
have been considered necessary for the accom-
pshment Of these ends Her Majesty's steamer Cor0-
mande proceeded 10 the Gulf yesterday tender 10 the
Octavia
Coal ON tho Shores OF the Red Sea.
LnrrEn of OnE oF THE AbfSsiNlAN OAfTlvhS:
tne ioowinB is from missing ietter OF " beke, IN
Mnicn s stateo that MT hassam had met the emperor
Tneodore ana been well received Dy nm
VIII DO remembered that this statement has been
denied BY DE- Beke In q subsequent letter.
MKuLIA NEAR MAssowAH, Feb la
The discovery Of coal in Abyssna has caused consd-
cradle movement along the coast Of the Red Sea-
for the purpose Of visiting coal field situate
between Massowah and Hap6ah which il said 70 have
been several years ago by Mr. Barrop for.
merv British Consular Agent nj the former nace and of
The New York herald., 1866-04-22
sad ATa,r-An Escape from Jau.

ALBANY, April 2i, 1896.
day two since Mr. Hiram McIn,yrc, OF Illinois
who visiting brother at Dover Dutchcss county,
while practising with q revolver fired at a doyhouse In
which two little daughters OF his brother playing
killing one Of them Instantly
Jacob Alcombrsck and Jerome Fletcher, indicted for
BURGLARY broke FROM the schsssr'sdy JAIL last uisht
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VICTORY WITH THE STRIKING TAILORS.
IErnm the London Times Anril Al

From The london Times, April
In accordance with the promise Wednesday to
Secretary of the Operative Talors Committee yesterday
morning received letter from Mr. Brown the Chairman
OF the Associated DAsers informing HIM that they were
willing TO come to arrangement upon the resolution
adopted at The meeting OF the joint deputatons
nesday and requesting the deputation from the
meet them at Ave O'Clock last evening make definite
arrangements The deputations met accordingly and
agreement drawn up, to be binding both parties
penny per hour, yielding at the time minor
claims made by them. The strike and lockout may,
,ssna ~ ths nan ~ -. SGy ~; Az 10 receve the
report Of their committee understood the shops
to be opened and work resumed Saturday morning
next. The men, although not obtaining all they asked
for have gained considerable addition TO their weekly
Wage6
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The English Trade striLes.

thew will have TO toll harder and be less remuneraed IN
proportion 10 the cost Of the necessares OF life
The New York herald., 1866-04-22
MUSICAL.



From Gssnani's Messenger, March 25.
Before leaving this italian Operal theatre
notice. duties divergc from the peasan; paths
OF concentration to coincidence Every English rcs-
dent IN Paris will deeply sympathizc with the greatest
artist perhaps that ever trod this stageMmo. Aboni-
the fearful a ction that has shivercd hcr household
gods upon her hearth and made desolate her happy
home The symptoms of insanity which had occasi M
ally been observed in the Count Pepolis conduct had
increased IN intensity until his removal to Dr. Blanch
establishment passy became necessary. Sorrows such
those far beyond the reach of consolation These
wounds which cannot be touched even by the ten
digest hands though they deeply felt by those hearts
witch Nmc Alboni has often made to beat when she
enchanted US by her great powers
RossiNIs LAST CONCERT FOR THE SEASON.
From Galignans Messenger, Paris, April
Rossins last soiree for the took place Sat
uray The Sdbat Mater to have bcen executed but
an indispostion OF Nine. Conncau interfercd and
cciancous pieces wer' given IN its stead The duo from
S7nirdmis was finely sung by Niles Vital and Bloch
duo from William Tell tinstrum ,ntaD, White aud
Dicmor, aria from fdua Mile vtali Pro Teccdifs Tam
burni duo from Don Pcs9ude, Tamblrini and Nile
Vitai tho Laxsaron. by Dele Sedio NfDrerc BGBbno
Gardon, and an air from Mercadsntcs Leno-a, Mile
vitali
The Able List and Sivor were guests at the dinner
which preceded the entertainment
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This club 10 an old established one, and one which
claims be second none the "New York" II
has a large number Of members and tho yachts belong
ng II are many of them remarkable well for the
beauty Of their build their necness. This year will
in all probability be very successful one for the
Brooklyn Many gentlemen have declared ther nten-
tion OF joining the club and several yachts will be
added to the squadron The officers for the present year
e;-Commodore, r. Whiting; Vice Commodore, ,. W.
sheridan; sccreary, W. Lee; Treasurer, w. Ringwood
"HoBoKEN."
Among tho clubs the further banks OF tho Hudson
the Hobokon Climb ranks prominent II was organized
the fall Of 1885, and that tine there have been
eight regattas given all Of which succc-sfu TO
degree Among the yachts in the club the sloops
ric, Tigers Cub Gin aud Lager, Tic and Edith. Dur
ing the late many OF the members did good
for the Union officers and samcD The officers OF the
club the present year arc:-Commodorc, c. Applcby;
Vice Commodore v Veulaumc; Recording Secretary, q.
Courvoisee Corresponding Secretary, s. j. Hall I;
Treasurer, W. II. Henry
JERSEY CITY"
Jersey has alone the Hobokcn Club boast Of but
another the Jersey CITY, which admirably conducted
organization. The Scabird, Ncttic, Zephyr. Jessie.
Lizzie Neptune and several other good soops belong
10 the club, aud are manned by as Dnc n lot Of
yachtmen ever hauled mainshcet, lowered jib
set squsresai. The rcgatta takes place in Jun
Walton, vice-Comihodorc r. Grain, Jr., Treasurer A. b.
Reynolds, and Secretary WIN Clark, Jr.
"IoSg"
The lone has beeo orSanzcd but single season. and
therefore has had chance OF Distinguishing itself up
to the present From the caibre OF tue gentlemen
prising II there Is little doubt that will ultimately
become able acquisition 70 the yacht iotlla Of New
York. The officers Commodore w. II. Cornet, Vice.
Commodore q. W. Osborne, Secretary j. ID. Malone and
Treasurer j. A. Weasel
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This club has done vast deal TO encourage the yacht
ing interest In American waters, and during past
II has afforded the sporting public OF metropo
lis amusement which II could not find elsewhere This
season will undoubtedly far excel all previous ones in
brilliant contests. Already number Of match races
have been made and with the regatta spoken OF above
a review and the usual squadron cruise in August the
programme will be complete. As all the members
workers zone with another" the harmony seldom
found similar organizations is apparent here, and
the management Of the club and club affairs Is unexcep
tionable The officers for this year are
Commodore ........................W. h Mcvickar
Nlco COmmouore.. "A maJor
Roar Commodore. a. Livingston
Secretary III. Morton
lteasurcr II 'he
heasurer. "A W. SraVen
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1867.

HARPEas WEEKLY, one year 81 90
An Extra Copy OF either the WEEKLY MAGAZINE
will be supplied gratis every Club Of FIVE SUBsoRI
I d
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REBELLION RECoRD.-The great book
known as the " Wisconsin n the ra1
Of the Rebellion" for which James B
Thompson was canvassing in Grant
County, is finished and will be de
livered soon. 1t is better book
and larger than was promised con
tanning lao pages, which is much
larger. Mr.. Thompson is to commence
distributing the books in November.
No other book has yet made its APP
pearance so creditablv, being an i'm
provement upon what the agent
promised. 1t Is perhaps the best
Wisconsin War Record that is to
come out.
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HARpER's MONTHLY AND WEEKLY

HARpER's MONTHLY AND WEEKLY.
The great Magazine Of Harper,
and their Weekly Pictorial, are an
nounced for the year 1865. The
Magazine, or monthly book, we
should say is most useful and attrac-
tive for reading folks that issues
from any Of the great publishing
houses The father, mother and
grown up sons and daughters Of ev-
cry family will be delighted with
Harper's Nqqa-ine Tie HeeHy
Pictorial Hdyperi is different affair
beng rather newspaper AMI picture
sheet combined and is adapted tor
such young boys and girls as possess
above ordinary intelligence and fond
ness for illustrated iscts The paper
is one OF the largest sheets issued IN
America one side is covered with
reading; the other with pictures
Most persons have both, the Maya
zines and Pictorials, bound into large
books. Young folks and old may
live in mind and imagination, all
through the wide world by taking
these Harper publications. For
terms, &c, See advertisement in the
HERALD.
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TERMS
HARpER's MAGAZINE.

HARPER'E MA6AziNE, one year, 81 %
An extra copy Of either the MAGAZINE or WEEKLY will
be supplied gratis for every Club of Five Subscribers
81 90 each in one remittance six copies for $50 90
Back Nualbers can be supplied at any time
Complete Set comprising Thirty-three Vol
umes, in neat cloth binding, will be sent by express
freight expense of purchaser for 81 % per volume
Single Volumes. by mai postpaid, Sc 90. Cloth cases
for bnding 81 cents by mail, post paid
- Subscriptions sent from British North American
Provinces raust be accompanied with "A cents additional
to prepay United States postage Address
HARPER BROTHERS.
2l-3 Franklin Square, New York.
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WHERE TO TRADE AT DUBUQUE
John Bell & Co, Dubuque. Iowa, are
at work for the Grant County trade,
and are therefore expected to offer
the greatest inducements of any store
in that great trans-Mississippi neigh
Dor just over the way Call al the
Town Clock building. See adver-
tisement.
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WISCONSIN FARMER CHANGED TO 4
WEEKLY.-The Wisconsin Farmer is
to be changed 70 a weekly, and after
the LIST January 1867, will appear as
a quarto book or pamphlet, with
eight large quarto pages, 32 columns
in all, and convenient for binding.
New subscribers for the year 1867
by commencing at once will receive
the Farmer gratis Tor November and
December-or $500 only for Il
months.
Address orders with money to ".
B. Davis, publisher, Madison Wis.
Try it year.
We have been regular reader Of
the Farmer for a dozen years, and
can hardly see how any one in our
state can live and flourish without it.
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Herald Agent at Boscobel.

MR. c. +. KENDALL, Of the mercantile firm Of FAvcR
n MALL, Boscobel has consented as our local
az mt for transacting any business with the HERALD
otics, Advertisements, orders for ill and card
printing blanks &c. may be left with him aud lie is
authorized - receipt payments account. On be-
half the public aud business interests Of Boscobe the
HERALD vii be lcal news organ, at least until such
time as a printing Office and paper can be firmly es-
tablished aud supported Any business local matters
worthy Of notice in the Herald may bs SO noted by
leaving the Information with Mr. KIasALL
Z
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TO Our READERs.-As the HER
AID is printed on election day this
week, it cannot contain any election
news.
We ask that election returns be
sent to the HERALD Immediately, 80
that we can print and send results
abroad
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lCHANGED TO A WEEKLY
w S CON SIN FAR M { r
FOR 1867.
VOL. NIX. OLD Series. VOL. I, New Series

VOL. NIX, Old Series. VOL. ], New Series.
4 Good chap and TaIuajls Pape Tar merry Man. 10
a mar. a,,d Ctild IN CITY, Vsiiage and Country
w FARMER. commencing with January ls67, will be
changed in torn. and published weekly. instead Of
monthly a. heretofore.
Each number viii contain eight large quarto pages,
(Z columns making it unique and beautiful in appear
4nce. aud convenient Tor binding and preservation
II will have, under the arrangement, corps Of
talented and experienced Editors who viii labor to make
the FARMER the best combined AGRICULTURAL, LITERARY
and FANNY NEWSPAPER published.
Its PRACTICAL BEPARTM MS will be particularly
adapted to the wants Of the Producing classes of the
great West and Northwest, rendering il valuable
e every Farmer horticultural, 0rcharlist, &C. than
Eastern publications,
The NEWS and MARKET Departments will receive spe-
cia attention giving each week OF the most i'm
portant news, AMI full and reliable market reports.
The FREsIDE DEPARTMENT. viii be valuable to every
HonsekeepeI afording many useful hints and suggesr
tons, and much choice re ding for leisure moments
column for boys and girls will be prepared with
special care 70 furnish not only amusement but also
70 inouleate good moral principles.
TERMS-S200 PER ANNgM,
Rs-Try it year.
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n B.--AN new subscribers received in November for
1897 viii get the FARMER tor November and December
Of this year free.
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BEE The rebel ex-Postmaster Gen.
Regdn has come out in long letter
advocationg negro suffrage, and de-
nonncing as demagogue any one
who opposes it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-11-06

LUMBER.-Mr. S,lIeck, at Millville,
offers for sale 300 fe 9 vine lumber.
and is saving all kind ol hard wood
lumber. He offers for sale two spans
work horses See advertisement.
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ngThe case of Lindsay, the Rev.
person who killed bis child because
it wouldn't say its prayers, has been
put over till January Lindsay dc,
tends the killing declaring that it
was in the way Of duty.
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Stray Notices.
COLTS STRAYEp:


strnye4rsrn lssstscribeI r. sidiug miles north.
west from Dickeyville Grant co mty OF about the
l4th day OF May lS6e mar colts one is brown,
star in forehead black name an tai, hump on the
ft.r lock Of the left hind leg years old last May;
the other was one year old4Est Nj brown color the
hind feet white round tins tetter ,ck, name an tall
black and gray mixed star il forehead. white strips on
hoof OF tore feet AAy who will return said colts
or give infofmatlon where they may be found shall DO
literally rewarded Address the subscriber at hickey
vile Grant copnty Wis JOHN LEDUC.
October 10 Is66.-le~4E
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N 4 4 RE o J

At Potosi, October l4th, BY the Rev W Smell Mr.
ROBERT CRONCT, to Miss FANNY GILBERT--both
Of P0tosi
At Potosi, October 9TH by the Rev w Small Mr.
tosi.
Al Platteyille, October 9th by Rev J. y Pond, Mr.
Join tCCRtY, and Miss ELIZA LISIERN ESS, both
Of / ,acaster.
AZ Ca-syille. November 4th, by J D Harp Esq Mr..
WILLIAM SHAW and Miss CYNTHIA SMITH both
Of Glen Haven.
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LaGRAvK's SToRE-CAssyILLE.-
LaGrave has just received his stock
of Winter merchandise. Great bar
gains offered--terms, cash. He
wants all the Produce within 80
miles of Cassville, terms cash. See
advertisement.
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BALTZELL-Persons indebted to
Dr. Baltzell may pay to Esqr. Ward.
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GS-Call at Meyers for Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Caps. See adver-
tisement
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Educational.
r ANCASTER INSTITUTE.
Josiah Beardsley, "A. H., Principe
MISS !. n AssPF.IlNSWALL. assur.s,,


MIS- MIS- ). n NJ A aspIS Va Asssrr.ss
MISS NJ. A. BURR, Teacher of Ausls
The Fall Term Of this Institution VII eoynuxsos ~
Tuesday September II snd continue Is weeks
The Principal having had expeFiears u ten years
In Academies and High Schools, trusts be h rsmu q
with the best method of instruction No pains WI -
spared eudeayoring 70 make this school arnos De
best Instruction in all branches given IN the Rsss
thorough manriSr. The well known excellent sAnr.s
ter Of the citizens ard the saubry beauty or he
location unite to render this the dssrxhls ana
tractive place for fl. education Of the young lat -
be found IN this region.
TERMS OF TUITION
Primary Department, At the ef3o eta Per wssk-
Common English Branches /" So
Higher O.
Class ca course, IS
Lessons on the Piano 5000 fer p lsssoss
Tuition payable IN advance. No dsauersn AZ q.
senee except in protracted sickness.
Some valuable Apparatus belongs 10 the Insezusp
and il is hoped more wilI be added SOON.
Instruction in Drawing. Painting, Sc, girsa - -
cumstanoes may require.
Lancaster, Via. Aug "a, 1864
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HoNEF.~-Mrs Griswod is adver-
Using for sale a fine lot of honey.
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STRAY IIEfFER.

Broke into my enclosure in the Towno Lancaster on
about the LIST Of October Ted white three year
old hefer one horn broken white face, bad jumper
The requested - prove property, pay charges
and take said stray. j. \. RHODES. >
lancaster. October lO.-l9-ftF q