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, 1866-06-22
Markets by Telegraph.


aHauy Cattle Market:
lspeelal n7sp1'~ AtuAy. Jnns Il.
BEEF ci7rLE-rnul tar ~ ht1d ,,o. er au,,Ssy
,rir1t .iace Monday. Cattle arc OF e'st su>is.. ~.
Tne aem,nd is good. and prices =" ~ - "'S
weight, higher On ii: KEaett.
AoGs-Are up "a i&0l1Hc =.
, 1866-06-22
NBantFn===Enfnr111atip11.

N- -ANTED-Inforrnation Of MIS-.
~ Isabella Aarsh4Il: fformesly Alss taaoe'1s
Cook1. H left Pena4epls hsTY Yard tbt the Statf OF
lpo:., Attl 1at 1855. Any information concerning
hrE viii onank uily teee.st I'd b! nsI ntstrtssed ps
rents md II Mfa. AAELfA e. kEPiFON fiormeEis
Mrs. AnetaE Eook>, Ann Ut. E0RT. 4. J. EaFl-
TON. st Go816 Aontzpnnery-at.. San Francisco.
California E3H
, 1866-06-22

Baltimore i1afket.
BA7noAs, June H.
Y,ors-sse& nu,,
cfAE-ghest fru, Southern red $s.1:23 r. cose
-tczat sad a.9ere Sales OF Nhttt ~ u asHl II 1aa
~tkov At Il o. Ia,
YIov1x1oNb-QH4s
hKocEEIrt-Ce6es e dn1l. Sales Of RIO II 1ss sot,
tplG. Snssr quiet.
tV,1r.Er-fjnl and Hssttn1s
, 1866-06-22

NEW TonK. Juns Il.
III. following the pf'ces Of airing stocks bid In
h$fon tp- ~: ...,.,.. 81,
IrsntIIn .......&zK Qarcy.
Hsncoci. .....,.....Tsxt 14J slate..............u
, 1866-06-22

ea r. e. ":s s'ss.., + esssss.s ss ss
eos,a b ,%a'lted frsel! 'oe We Wasoe. nt,-snr
corx-To a1.1vr from ':ofesh'' ''S '''
P1oyu3oxB. ....,s
po,t-rex bayess md rot fssaI Dp1 ~
, 1866-06-22

DERSOML-hIrs. Thompson il
i now prepaid to n1l ali orders f,r dseas aud
cloak MAKING on tt notice. znd n the most
1aahloashae sty1es 1tsooms IS Michigan Arenoe'
nil
, 1866-06-22

New York stock 3nd Money Marhet.
NKw Tokk. taAeat-
Aaxx1-co1tt cary At - per cent.
ST4kIl1J JEItUANdx-Rakaet more &teAN At lutH
i:olp-CuAtiisd and lover: opening n E14. c.
cTfn,uS 70 t&8%. 8ud closlrE AtfhH
Gov KENA1&f STpCKt-Afe QIitf aod W:ncut oeci'
dsn EhAp1A
Fm1aH18sp Lly1EFooLr-Duit and dropping
fktf
, 1866-06-22

Pruratnasa Pure Cider pexar VIII
presee1e pickles and Is ssatEeuttta'e. ~. ~
grocer for no otter vInasaE. LaHl VIZ n1s ,us
Find iu The United States. CHlEs u E. Taos'
SING. aa9 and t4t STATE slreet, Cpxo'
3-t r ~
, 1866-06-22

7T6R SALE-1ti5hs aud q one ,,,n,a,a na,n
ri i nesf a7s1as t,s
IL ssss e. ;s 3 e's s
Ass IT, * 2 e Fl
properly Is un ~ rnsY terms G: s. on1snd III
e aot1 g it}>s9 inx building, coEne1 e4A4 bsf
, 1866-06-22

Special Caution. ~. WAns.ows .s.t 1srs
soothing syrup has become popnilsss ,heM 1a VI.
:us pastfes have pat ont aft,es eaa.us K,ns.
Mtpsiows- IiGs.a Mke noF mot co5nected With
TOW Q! tne sooia1ns 0tspp tune$es8a
, 1866-06-22

Dalley,a Magical I,aia e Etrnsto9F ssrst9 cu5, u
nov acknowledged to hs the tA'talu ro1ns
md nuysops, sold BY all Druecf. A. = Cents
hp1. Depot No. ~ Clda1 tt1scA, aae@-
4a1n li.ifASxIf1
, 1866-06-22

.,u u Ht,y3ns. he well kEo~n mnsit
4a Mue. .,,t1,sT,or Eo 11.R.udo.sh Stree. has
deaf1 ann pssasas,' 49,. ~. .fIre sleeping cst."
dedicated to Genrse Fnllnsn hsq ., " ;. E.cn Ii. =
celebrity, ~ aso eSo.ns .ns qe ,e f IL ID
Scfs sood. and they pzoc,iscso h" ~
mr. m1a4 1tAS ylfcl<. .....
, 1866-06-22

64ft Of tie ftell1W f1Ie 1uhApAA1 VI Auao7'Po1"s
Who sre =, preeest the suea,s Of the chica.o Fire
QAy N Iht,s s1stl to The Lake Tunnel tf1b- BY reA.
eQn of tie neSaTy min. Tue eKra.5lon waa there
fore deferred tan s,s a:,s1noon AZ noon ,he ViEilaS
he Head Of T,ade. and were zxoelytd BY he F1s.
fdent. j. e. D1fe. who welcomed thc.r Ia bZ1tf
49, Aid. rs4ponded oa oehslf Of 10 P1taarI
nn;sna. sr lev pitct hut eent1blc rensrk4, wht;A
riiealed tina applause Q! The soerc,
I'd 4 kcleEirn Ut muEic Iii ahmtIfhte stJie fnr
ylxltot1, dIer brief sptetFs1 o. fees 10Y. r re
ateasae1 po~toed sot Their sccomnooaaeea e y o1
i Hpwaf1, md made an exrur.i1o to tae CID. =!
which, Esd the surrounding w1tte o1 "a'@a sna
hnnnded bepcath ike the s:eed that was acQannteo
Vrh htr.de1. fbs srsncsss e1psssro .nf@'e xs.
ia vstop stock Ixrda II here thsy reft aGreca oJ
to foNeVscAer'e Theatse, and atssnsd to the eeesn
t1clucs Of ram."
1hI evening ser.nd o*lquet :s7n be given ths
boss n the briggs House.
uv,oS or Pgsss1yEa1Axs.-The Chicago BE
formed pteapytery met yes.erua5 at Thorn Grow
In this comfy.
II, .e,,cna.,ou OF Ear. Charles phifp'. Of u
Washington congregation. necettstated n5 eonu'
ned III heslth, was received, snd reluctantly acea
esced In BY shs people, and secep;ee os &se ffe'o
lie cali Of The congregation nf Mount Veao1
town. Mt 2. Il. EQof1et% QkTl0Z tsech HESESt
arrangements wttt made tor htr ardtnA'aou on To
aecs.nd Wednesday in september.
Ihe following TeAolrtion4 on the fHo}oct OF II
rrnnion OF al l0ya1 Pres sbyte1ans Ntfe unsn1noo,
Yans1rfed 10 tbs CseurF&i syLoa. 70 meet In AenA
OHIO, al the third Wednesday of Nay; l..
!, that we g,ye heA-sy th2ukt 10 doa !ot tas !. !.
creatin9 fpfr,l OF lore among the people. Ana y y
icDoen3e- 10 Chs1ssiAn uulon appearing N ~ u
ebprchss and particularly for tbs uoseMenp g
eumrtted md IN praerets IN EAu1da1 AoslaFk ~
bcotlapa for tbs fezulou ot 1te fre4o5tef1AM IL
ljy, a0he71nc to tbs Northwestern conitae3on
Faith, nd 10. The decixsvt &nd faithful tcsuMoi
o! both ihr General Assemblies OF The fIesoyte1il
Gkutch OF the United Slater 1t their hst mee'tnE
2fatr9t tl1sc1J and seetf&ion. which removes i
pfiuctpat oosiAcltp 10 reuniou here.
T. Tint ths rens1 s1ning clicrences between 1ne
1innD bpOtsr. ao!dln9 to he Ws+,ninstet enufea
ton. rrd abldinN By tina teattmony asetnas stave
INA being no EreateE thsn thote toleI1t
~ fhe several booie< t1nonE thti1 1ebp1ct.ye ms
I'm ase uui eutnceut 10 Justify tbc tutster echti
L n mi It appears to this Presn5ie.y. |. Se
nteett aud Yerattna du'* ol ths eoafr o. ln'
{pI,se 10 feInoys that aczudD WnAco saso ~ s ~
elo1s to The Horld, that weaEotes WnSu W. -
csuea In lhe church. and The atspisaea .;n. ~
Lord snccf which VIC Labor. pf nntnnH M Sea.u - = =
the etnqf our schismt, e1ituesas tue %e sno-
9SslnL 10 each othcf'& uoenoarss anos - eo11
ftstnle.yrsnctnk agatu unlon.
Spostk Il fe1tTals Ii several tou&teeHaens "
PRINTED. ma q seaeou OF drvottona1 exertzfse
Ma1T HIL The a1tzbytezy tpeo asjou1nea 70 mes
Hsni-r dnp, Iowa, od the soeopa Heanosa@
, 1866-06-22

Go 10 tie Eeat-Eo HEyank a; 9 ~.
ons GhieaEo to1asae1ctal oleEe 70 Het .npi
,lzh, pzacdca business eacalon, VI ~ ~ sire,ts ~
,ood Telegraph OpeEatcf. Anqses n 'o' s4'e1'-N .
5HYkEI d sTn1TTpS. s-.H"S'- III
, 1866-06-22

1ORSAIF-Doub}e frame cWe!.-
H't'F e. -, ~, "a worth Wells str,cs eor'
r. m ior sals ehesn By g aUnbn nsaoiaS
- 4 N{llef's EuIdj96, cosEe1 It1 66os
, 1866-06-22
ml,ifuqu >Grihat1e.
FRIDAY, JUNE 20. e. e~a.
THE CITY.

Aorn.trs' uoxs--The seoo'noo ~" ,aa, Sa,s.s-., t
inf >pf abe Board Of M1<fcff o' tae oom..'
Bone vitl be held this s.srnoon q nea.pan k,a W
o;5ock, to The rooms O. Inc lonrs asa ~A''a-
1tsn AttrE5Atluns
, 1866-06-22

.,.a,...c.4 ,nc ANIMAL cmmuusca,ton Of
.,,s.~ n,,r,ar 1ooee No. ~, on WEDNESDAY
-.s.,Inr 1nnrsn the to,,o.s1ps uaued gentseacn
wrrr cl.ettd o.fecr. for The en.snc Ah+oa'e ssss:
D.A. eastman, ". A.; }: 4 Joen.on' s g.; g.;
@. Z. smi'h. J: "; T. o!co'. isea ~ .,arisn. r. 1,
t1opc q: TfnScsu. vs.; Jss, 5nah, j. s.: J.
p FefNU. 7,
, 1866-06-22

Taf Ea1cAoo CAHAo1Ax Vo1CKTkIns.-ffom
S4aadtta papere. Ne lea1n tha& the Chic1so con-
psuJ "so cent aeress she sosdes to repet FsnsAn
da54 return to 'hle E,r
rfss1one . their alshs-a.ns e1ant entertain.
he sunsryi,,on Of romttteeM n;ed 1o,r,a' ~ tne
City Goupcu ~ the easet1Alrmtul "a sddre.S
F1* pYc.etted. ergros&ed on parcbm mi, aud t.p'
p:ny- The boys neln al'o presented wtth. r. r.
l,h tdar. 70 aoo1n The hall Of the Csf1dtar stAas
, 1866-06-22

III ANTED = A young man !: ,1,zrts, 70
w etIk {ha, csn & .aan III ~n4e!ovsr tS o. ssS
~H 1u AAs' F. y, Lax .s1st-A. .-.-
, 1866-06-22
NBaNtzn==$ttMattnHa.

NJ ANTED--A girl to do general
w norsevorx. apply as ! 60 setSwtck assese' IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-26

Ex-MAsTER AND SLAvE.-The Memphis
Bulletin publishes the following correspon-
dence:
VIcKsBURG, February 81.
B. HARDAwAY, ESQ:
Ny DEAR OLD MASTER: When left you,
about a month ago, did not intend to be away
more than mouth or So but having invested
What money have in small grocery store,
and tin1,i.g It needed all my atlention, and be-
llevlng you could well spare me from your
store, have thought it best to let you know
my Intentions. [ must ftankly say to you that
could not take up the courage to come and
tell you hat was going to leave you, as you
had been tricd friend to me, for which | shall
ever remember you. aud hope shall never be-
come any less your friend. | have thought that
the day might come when, perhaps, you would
not have need for me, and / had better embrace
the first opportunity. 1t is true | am scarcely
making living, yet / am among friends and
acquyn;ailces, and those among whom | shall
ever love as such. Hoping this will give salts,
iac'ion, at tue Sine time [ hope that you will
said. l res IS
Believe me to be your faithful friend and for
mer slave, HENRY Sco1r
" ! .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-26
Professional.

IT Fl. WELLS,
IL. ATTORNEY
s.5 AND OUNSELLOR AT lay,
Office at his dwelling, No. i23, Cameron street,
Alexandria, Va NH hl5-ln.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-26

Ex-MAsTER AND SLAvE.-The Memphis
Bulletin publishes the following correspon-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-26
Hotels and Restaurants.
MAGNOLIA HOUSE,
COR. OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS SITS,

The proprietor of this convenient and pleas
antly located Hotel bogs leave to call the atten-
ton of the public to his reduced rates prices,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-26
4 RNOLD' s. FIELD.

"A NIFOII7 j ITI!7:
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND +VESTINGS,
TAILcRS' TRIMMINGS. AND
GENTLEIEN'S 'SFURNISHINGG GOODS,
Having, disposed. Of our interest in the Mer
to O'Neal s. Dwelly and removed 20 No. Co. we
porpose to offer for your inspection good line OF
the above goods. Our long experience in the
manufacture of Cloths and Cassimeres, gives
us q great advantage in selecting our stock,
which we intend to sellat small advance on
cost.
We shall offer great inducements to Tailors,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap.
You will find in our Gents Furnishing Dc
partment 4 great selection of goods in that line
always on hand. Give us call and you will
never regret it, at No. &c. King street, next
door to Miler's China Store.
sep 22-tt t-& ARNOLD 81 FIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-26
feb 21-eo1l
TRENCH SHIRT MAKING.
DURAND

MADAME DURAND
has returned to Alexandria, and will furnish the
gentleman Of the city with SHIRTS, cut to ut,
and made in the neatcst and most fashionable
style Call at No. 81 Prince street.
NH 14-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-26

VICNSBUNt'i ICUI
HENRY Scolr: -, s.
DEAR SIR: Your letter, vas received, and |
desire yoa to act Us yu~f own inclination may
proMpt you.
When the war ceased, Of course the re a;lon
OF mastes and lave, terminated. Eat the re-
W. l.iiormcd Jour site, boti, as slave and
f:.,1a..a, NJ. ..s.t5i :, me md. honor to
yoGrssf; aL1 tot I regret to looso your SER
vices, l still wish you to>act as lest promotes
your interests. d
Wishing you all success in your ne,:7 bushes s.,
remain your friend, 4. hARDWAI, u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-26
NUMBER 270
Railroads..
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA R. R.
lsj cd Ea 5.;zz;:::7 :..sss;::E -: -


On and after MONDAY, February 18th, tive
daily trains will run between Washington ana
Lynchburg, connecting at Gordonsville, with
Va. Central r. r. trains to and from Richmond
as follows: ..-.. ..-
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily Except Sunday at
6.43a m, and arrive at Lynchburg at 545 p. N.
=, Leave Lynchburg at I a. m, and arrive at
EXPRESS TRAIN.
LeaveN ashington daily (ncluding Sunday
at 6.O5 p H.: and arrive at Lynchburg at go
n. m. ..
Leave Lynchburg at G. 80 p m, and arrive at
Washington at 6. 10 Il. III. ... ..
Both trains making close connections at
Lynchburg for all points south and southwest,
and at Washington for north and northwest
First class sleeping cars will be attached to
the night trains
This road is attractive, not only for its com.
Portable Accommodations, but for the fact that it
passes the now historic localities Of Fairfax, Bull
Run, Manassas, Bristoe, Catlett's Rappahan-
mock, Culpeper, Orange and Gordonsvile,
places Of imperishable interest in .he popular
mind.
Through tickets to al points south and south
west may be had in Boston, New York, Phila-
dclpha and Baltimore, and at the offices Of the
road in Washington and Alexandria.
w II. McCAFFERTY,
feb 0-tf Genl. Superintendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-26

MFRS. GENERAL COOPER will open
-lTA BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES at her residence, near the Episcopal
Theological Seminary. Fairfax county, Va
The school will be situated in the midst OF re,
fined and religious society, and will have be-
sides many superior advantages. Competent
assistance has been engsgedsto sto-instruGt i'll an
Bellies Lettres Sc, making the course as thor
ough and comprehensive as in our best fem3le fen lie
seminarics The Musical Department viii be
under the direction of an experienced professor
+ The young ladies will be under the direct su-
pervsion and care of the Principal at all times; s.
March, and continue until the l4th Of July.
Terms-Board per session. including g755 fnGl; q;
French and Latin, each ..:.... ...... $40 90
Music at Professors prices.
Pupils entering during session will be charged
from date Of entrance at the above rate.
Payments made in advance .[r
For further particulars address
81. Mrs. GEN. S. COOPER,
Theological Seminary,
feb 2l-eolm F0irfaX CO., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-26
Clothing, dc. I.
GPECIAL NOTICE.


We have just added to our stock new and
desirable lot of fashionable goods suitable for
the Spring and Summer wear, Gentlemen in
want of an elegant and fashionable suit will do.
well to call and examine our stock.
We have also fine assortment of f URNISH-
ING GOODS, KID GLOVES, NEW and
BEAUTIFUL TIES, &C. &c.
O'NEIL & DWELLY,
NH 2O-tf TIC 83, King street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

STATE UNIyEnsIrY-Thc Regcnt5,
at their meeting held last week
AZ Madison, elected J.. 1. PfcKARD
President Of tho State University
IT is believed hemay accept, in which
event, it is believed the University
may very soon become the leading
school Of learning in tha North west.
The Regents are 70 meet again on
the 31st July to consult with the
newly elected President, arrange the
courses q, study and complete the
reorganization. a report estimates
the resources and property Of the in
sti(ntion 1T over S700. GOO, Of which
S2lS,00G is productive. Some 5000
acres ofthe Agricultural College lands
have been sold. The purchase Of q
farm was left T. the discretion ofa
committee.
Under the new order, there is to
be no Chancellor. but > President
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24


The tnlon caucus, last night,
agreed to sustain the resolution in
treduced by Mr.. Arneli, on Saturday.
in reference to a quorum, and to
maintain the privileges of the House
against the encroachment OF anoth.
CT authority Whom the House met
this forenoon It WAS found that 4
quorum was present, even according
to The most eztreme requirement in
reference 10 a quorum, and the reso-
Iagion Of the Senate. ratifyine the
Constitutional amendment, was at
once put upon its passage, and James
Mullins, of Bedford, moved the pre-
gloas question. This, after some
coalicJWassg7ta ned, and the amend
ment was ratified by 43 to II, two
m~emters- Martin, OF Jackson, and
Williams, Of Chartes-being present,
but not voting.
The announcement Of the result
was received with loud applause
Richards, of Memphis, and Elliott, Of
M~urfrcesboro, both heretofore, con
sidered leaders Of the Conservatives,
and both able and good men, voted
i'll the affirmative.
Governor Brownlow Immediately
telegrapi,ed Secretary Stanton as fol-
lows:
My compliments to the President.
We have carried the Constitutional
Amendment-43 to IL. Two Of his
tools were present, but refused to
vote.
"WM. G B~RowNLow."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

The contract for bridging the Wis
can-in river at MuscoGa has been
taken by MiIIer& StingIhamm>r, Of
Sank City. They are TO receive as
q bonus 5000, Of which the towns
OF Eagle in Richland county and
Mascoda in Grant agree each to tax
themselves $1,000, end the citizcna
70 raise $1,000 by private subscrip~
tons. The contractors expect to get
ont the finders the coming winter.
drive the piles and erect tie piers,
n view Of completing tho bridge the
following auunmer. Tic bridge is to
cross near the upper hotel, and is to
cost abont &20ooG-tho builders to
own and have the RIGHT to collect
tall nj stipulated rates.
The bridge prospect has already
caused 4 GOOD demand for property
At Nascoda, aud many are selling ont,
50 many that almost an entire new
population is looked for.
Muscoda has lone suffered from
destitution and dry lot, and i flash
III substantial reconstruction at this
.iHe, must re welcomed with
plcasHrable emotions ~ all ia that
pan Of our coprty-.hauk 10 s. c.
Mcdonald and others for their porse-
~ . - ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

A private letter from Darlington
says. rOur society has taken a ncW
start and in the right way. Private
parties have made up purses for the
competition Of horses, cattle, swine
and sheep. Besides the $1o.00prcmi-
nm offered bI the society for the
best stallion, Allen Warden and
Hank Grey offer $4,000 70 the
drawer Of first prcminm, and S25,00
to the second. Other parties have
also made up snug sums to aid other
stock departmcnts-thcse premiums
offered however in the name Of socic-
ty. That there may he entire fair.
ness in The awards III judges are to
be taken from Grant, Green and
! ayfettc counties, the Presidents of
the several County societies to select
the mon. Time OF Fair not yet fixed.
Come over, Cover, and acccpta free
stop with us for ut least ten days"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

mos taai 10 Nei4 soon Deootae cay
p lily thousand.
lito tAllio} w i..o0I We e"Il,4''
cltlEs MI, "rc eIiehG ~ aoiof1oly
discharged union soldiers. many 81
Then Disabled ~ wounds lor any
service out clerks.
lae revehNes 81 Madison are m@io
up largely Aotl tho state patronage
oae Way and another. Apart from
t4e taco officers aAd employees, the
College Professors aud students, the
inmates CT Aaylumr Ae, thofc IS 4
constant th.unS - I1Wyers, agents,
witnesses .Ad others having business
at eae aalftoL besides .NndIedS q
petsoA attracted tocr9 i2r pleasure.
1y4A 40 Gult t.Lle5 tae Aoteia ana
streets wears busy appearance from
50 n3any atIangers being present.
The laS H.ass IS the CHIEF first
class hotei ~ Addison the same tor
merry NnoNn ~ the l.ipi{al House
$40" prolrietofs Jad%c Villas and
sons. Since the transfer 50 many
change, have been made for the bet
ter that the thousands who had long
sought other aud better quarters are
resumjns ut tic saac old %rcconstruc-
ted hotel.
The state l3uHol, by ATWOOD and
ho5lee, with Il. N. Page IN the news
department and presiding IS chIei
lte.liser, represents the spirit and es-
senIal intellect OF the several state
institutions ana i ne state organ.oi
the ruling parts Of the state. The
The Jom@9irroprietors have become
wealthy, and therefore feel and
speak with less regard as to whon
thoym"y offend then formerly. And
being thus free, they have become
radical, broad Of gauge and Young
America inclined.
The IT'S. Uui9n newspaper, be
ing Il continuation OF the roDitoi and
Democrat in spirit ana politics, in
name adapted for the new Johnson
party Of which it 5 to b. the State
organ, is being II By IIycr 4 Cal
kins, the former its political editor
and able writer Of democratic opin
IONS as held during Go war, and
vor progressive oninions iis I~3iscoj.
J%ancdus editor rho IL19 i beina,
conducted with shirt An ~. Ioca1
news witL mrcat inInotr,,
Tba rani73ol c;tv - canu ol,v oov
orned. IKE marehants and Sion
- ~
Tbo slrocts ~ oro 'J %oian 'C nroG 1' r~;tL
NinhnIson 80 @e'"o p"'o0 "i''
The s3ciaj nractico " Madison
noonle u .of co,irsn ia nost EbnraI
20 GIany hayine interests depcndind
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DIED.

GfECs
III Beetovn, 1n tie 2lst Of June, 1866. Of II famma.
ofthc Lungs, Al PITCHER, late soldier Of Co
= 1871 Reg Wis. Vol, aged 10 years.
w shall mect but we shall miss him,
There viii he One vacant chair;
We Will linger to caress him,
while we breathe our evening prayer.
Tfue they toll rs wreathes of glory
ENrrin0rc viii u ok his brow.
i'nt this soothes tho anguish only.
Weeping are our hcart-strines now.
Weep to-day, o, carly fallen
IN the green and narrow bed,
Urges OF the pine aud cypress,
Minglc with the tears we shed.
Sleep, brother sleeI, no storms disturb thee now;
NJ disappoinments FIJI thy breast,
For far beyond the star-paycd dome
Thy soul hath found a resi-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24
~ There IS every reason to l..

n There % every reason to be
lieve that the Indians recently atten-
dingthonusuccessfa peace conference
1T Fort Laramie have takcn the war
path, and unless troops are promptly
despatched to the region lying be
tween the Kansas and Platte, much
trouble may he expected. The Ia
dians arc said to number ten th0us-
and, and arc reported to be well ar
med and bountituIly supplied with
ammunition.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

rsg"An English contradiction o
grcenbacks has been arrested at At
lanta. lie states thai the bills wore
made in NotJingham, England, and
that be, with nine aecomplices, arc
here fortho purpose ofpcIdlingthem
Three 7 in New York, two in Dos
ton, one in st. Louis, ono in Nash
vile, and ono unknown. lie refuses
to describe them, or give any infor-
nation against them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

6Z~There be many kinds of wodd-
bnt rarely a diamond one, sig
mailing - years Of married life yet
this event was recently celebrated by
a couple in Olmuty, Moravia.
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.El. Grant Co. Herald.

~ $1,000 n, u.r.I1
- en- - ,..n 49,.
"ltA a portion u the supplementary
pension act approved June 6, 1869,
which ifYou Wal have the kindness
to publish / know will assist many
IL d;s.tl.l so,.'.a. aroo,r;oa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-24

~ The third annual mcetinggo i
the Wisconsin Agricultural and Ne
chauical Association u5ll be held at
Milwaukee on the 11th. 18th, 18Th.
and 1llh Of September next. The
meetings Of this Association wcro
suspended during the war, but we
are glad 10 notice arc now to be re
CUmel with removed interest. AT
the approaching meeting $4,000 are
70 bo distributed i'll premiums for the
best Horses, Cnttle, Sheep and Swine,
with discretionary premiums for
Machinery and Agricultural Imple-
mcnts. We understand The most
ample preparations are being made.
with 4 Wow Of makingit a gathering
Of unusual interest. We trust tile
expectations Of those interested may
not be disappointed.