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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10

DENTAL-As a practice of art and
science, requiring in the Qper4tor
the best native skill and practical
knowledge, the dental art or profess
Jon stanos at the head. The dentist
20 be q proficient, must he q learned
man in the anatomical structure and
composition of the human body he
must be 4 thorough chemist, aEq have
apractical knowledge and experience
in mechanics; he must know physiol-
ogy, and possess 4 sound Judgment.
More essential still, he must be Il man
Of steady habits, trust and re9ponsi-
bility-a man who holds himself
above low conduct, yet so low as not
to be above his business withgl, he
must have the advantage Of special
schooling in the dental college, whore
all that is known Of the practice is
revealed and fixed in the mind.
We have been assured by citizens
Of Beloit, where DIR. c. S. Smith re
sided for some months, and who has
permanently located in Lancaster,
that he possesses about as near all
the parts Ola thorough dontist as any
to be found in the west. The editor
of the Bcloit Journal, aman the least
given to unmerited putts OF any ed
itor we know Of, gives pr. Smith the
following parting notice
Ur. 4. -. t1ultu, Tue uvntrot, uu,
removed to Lancaster, in Grant Co.
where we understand an inviting
opening has offered itself. DR.. s. has
here proved himself an expert in the
dental art, and has also, as a man,
gained the confidence ara esteem Of
the community, and there is, we be-
lievc, a general regret that he has de-
cided to leave the place. But as he
has thought best To rcmovc. best
wishes will 80 with him e bis new
residence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10

.lle Second Volume Of Abbots Iii-tery Of the late
Rebel ion will be Distribute, to the subscribers in this
county during theSpring and summer.
1t contains l25 pages more than No}. /, with a large
number Of fine stoct cngravings, making about 1900
large leat pages ia the whole work, (ncaIIy twice tho
reading on a page that some Of the histories give -,
that the ~ Volume must prove very satisfactory. ala
g. the numerous subscribers.
Price only $500 and $500 rr Volume Ii leather
4. !. COPELAND. Agent.
Lancaster. March y. lS66-tC
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10
IT. S. INTERNAL REVIEW UE.
ASsES5QEs NOTICE.

United States Assessors 0ticc.0
Third District. " iscousin.
Prairie du Chicn. June 18th, 1866.
Tho annual Asses mcnt or the year lS65, for the
County OF Grant, Stat ~ Wisconsin. Is now ready for
examination Of al per ons. aud will remain open for in
spection for 10 days f>om the otl Of Jul at tie office
of the Assistant Assessor, in the village OF Piattevile in
said county OF Grant leIgeen the hoaIs OFFS a. IN. Gr4t
lN. ~. of eaon. da3.
l win ho at the village Of plattevillc. on the 2lst day
ST July ucNt.a t the ahoyenamed utiue 10 hear appeals.
All sncl must Ne made III writing. specifying the par
ticnltr ctnse, m%a,terlr tliag respecting which a dtcis-
ion is requested, and state Me grounds OF principle com.
planned OF. No appeals Will he received after the annual
list has becndcliycrad 10 tile Collector.
Il. ", BRISBOlS.
Assessor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10

To Revenue TAX PAYERs.-You
are referred to the notice Of Col. Bris.
bois, the y. S. Assessor, who is to
,be at Platteviie on the Sth July and
for 10 days thereafter to hear APP
,peals.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10
JOHN 2. MANNY'S
Combined Reaper and Mower.

This machine is rev in these parts--though having
good name and FAME.
1he other NANNY Reaper by john H., may also 10
known. hut slightly.
Tte eALsrlihef aren't for Grant Comfy has had q
practical experience vi h the several l,eapcTs and Now
ers in use, among tiem the John 4. NANNY Machine.
and prefers to recommend and introduce over any Other
-helic"inG That there viii be none 10 regret having
one after II fair trial.
VIII knowing this Machine and It's work. 1 give writ
ten papers guaranteeing for it, and that il will perform
all the service promised for it.
And as a pledge of faith, l hold myself personally
responsible fT all guarantcesof Machines, put forth by
either the manufactures or myself; and will hold the
moneys and notes of buyers in my own hands until the
terms Of warranty are fully settled.
This IS y fair pledge, such as | lclicvc has never
been offered; and is given because Of the confidence I
have in the machines. am aware that agent, tals
very often Of insuTiug machines to be AL clailacd fi
them, but afterwards disregard such pledges IN many
ways. In this case the warrantce IS made legally Of.
ligatory.
The machines for the northern and central parts IT
Grant County will be- .a.iveIcd at Apnatou Mill, in
good time. ! havt ailfadS a lot on hand. Call on To-
cal a. uts, fo' terms, whose names appear hcrc1ith.
Aiso address letters With orders TO me IT Animation.
L. CLAYTON.
Aunat9Bs - lIay 20, 1866
LOCAL AGhSTS
payt5 SAriaep, L4peaster. fj0Gt
1~4Ge 4 neyaAdaTf Ilattq,Ate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10

A CHANGE. W. 4Toyt, having
resigned his place az Assistant 4. S.
Assessor for Grant County, n view
of removing west, Capt. K. j.. Carter
;Aas been appointed ana will take im-
mediate charge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10

.FoR SALE.-Mr. Daniel Curtis off
.ers for Sale, his farm Of 200 acres.
thc same situated in Hickory Grove.
Eighty acres improved, good orch
ard, well timbered aud watered, five
miles distant from BoscQbel, Also.
his house and lot in Loscobel. See
advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10

SALE.-Mr. H J. Robertsis to sell
At public Auction, at the Hurricane
CORNERS, on Saturday, July 2lst, his
stock and farm machinery, with 9TH
er articles. Sec aiysrtisemen..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10

NANNY REArER.-Somo further
attention Is cited to the John H..
Nanny Reaper and Mower and its
late successes over any other. See
advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10

seA- McetiugS are being held in all
the cities TO raise money for the I'1rt-
land sufferers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10

pSrThe Union anti-Johnson ticket
vas elected last week all along the
Rio Grandc. Texas, by a two thirds
vote.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10
LUMBER Az POFOSI.

We are receiving from the Pineries a large lot Of pine
logs AID expect to be able to serve the public with mos
all Kills OF Building LuIher. Fencing. Barn Board
C1mnfyn ara ileavy Lum Der, SC az such reasonable
EAces a vi ne1ahle all to build mansions n town ans
country for nan or beast.
Eatosi, SEi Is, is65s-52u~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10

Eg-The Tennessee Legislature met
on the 4th, and adjourned, w5thout
doing anything, until nexI week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10
ADMINISTRATORS 4 L

In Probate. Grant County, Count.
In the matter ii the estate OF Francis W. kirkpatrick,
deceased.
Notice i hereby given that 10y virtue and in pursuance
~ an order of License made in said matter on the 10th
day OF February, 4. j. lS65, by the County Court of said
the undersigned. Administrator ana Administra-
triX, of the estate of said deceased, will on TUESDAY the
3lSt Hay of July. A. d. 1866. ut one O'Clock in the after
noon of said day. at the front door of the Post Office, in
the village Of Montftrt. in said county, offer tor sale at
Pubic vendue. the following described Lands. 10 wit
Lqs No. ten tlo' in Shepherds Addition to tie .,llage
of AoItfort, in heccuuty of GRAFT and state OF Wiscoq-
sin.
The terms Of sale tobenade known at time and place
ot sale.
Dated Lancaster, til. 7th day Of july. A.. y, 1866.
NAHL)N FAWCETT. AdI@r.
SITS n r. KIRKPATRICK, Adw'x
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10
EARM For SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm, situated IN the
town of Hickory Grove.
CONTAINING 200 ACRES.
Eighty acres IF which are Improved and well o..
i.eR&ed ana n good luIjiYattoii. There i a Young N.:::l
Orchard = 100 faces ofG!nfce ftgit. The farm is -~A..A.
wei tmhered ana watercd, and i FIVE miles from Bosco-
bel GA the Muscoda and Lancaster road.
Also House and lot ia Eo-coIei and stock ~ de
farm. Terms easy for one halt.
DANIEL CURTIS.
Hickory Groyc, July l.. 5-3m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10

E1y Great liberal Victories are rc.
ported in Mexico.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10
Lumber.
LUMBER Al WYALuSfNa

The subscribers are PREPARED d ~ orasfs for any
quantity, size and lcngth or Pine IS Oas l..sa,i,s r . slow
as can be afforded at tn n~irstoam Seg uf
B~LANDFoRD. 9R0DP & EGLEsTON.
Wyalusing, June 1 Cor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10
RLOCK HOUSE
W'091LFN MILL,
EAR P~LATTEYILLE.

am now %carding. Spinning. making Rolls. Wearing,
Sc with my ma ltilcs in trstrate order, new cards and
ext fienccd hrst-ciass wOrkmeu, and propose 10 do
d What work offers.
I e wool must bc clean Or I shall cleanse it at a cost
Of e cents a Ionnd, as ! "ill not Try e work dirty
/ am making. Floth, Blankets broad and narrow.
Flannels a yard wide plain and twillod, stocking Yarn,
single Yarn, Jeans, e..
With'the new machinery I shall have up this summer
| viii be able to furnish goods il. "a very satisfactory
style.
Rancid lard or butter viii not do for grcasing wool.
GEO. Il. LAUGIITON.
Block House, platteville, May -, 'oG.-52-3m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10
TO ALL PERSONS
FAHMS FOR SALE.

o. offer for sale 500 acres Of land, well a. u.s.
P3;,:I dapted for four or five Farms. as fol- f4..:r
.Lam.NN~ lows Hall.
80 acres in one lot, 100 thereof ihcIosed, AMI il 1ul-
tivation. With a good frame house. and apriug water. and
SO acres thereof of timber land. OF Tie above. 81 acres
are well adapted for meadow.
Also 200 acres, thereof timber land, uninprovcd, with
plenty of water.
For the 30 acres l ask so per acre and for the
200 acres, IS per acre, and NJ less.
EDWARD HALFERTY,
Lancaster, Jan. 20, 1SG5.-S3tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10
DIED.

In Potosi, June 80, FRANK Y. THOMAS youncest
son o. VIM T. and Rhoda Grissby, aged $ years aud Z
months.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10
EARM O SALE.

The undersigned has bought into The J. 3. Thaarston
Saw Mill and has moved to il, aud, t~heretore, wishes to
to sell his farm situated six miles n~Qgth-,as, II i.ancas.
ter On the county road leading 10 Boscolcl, contai"ine
l25 acres enclosed, 80 acres undts Tie pipw. good hay
bottom. the .tieam Of water running through one fi-
tx, upland free from frost, fine grove OF young tinL.r,
comfortable house with six rooms and a good cellar.
grabeFY, corn crib, and wagon shed all under the same
faAt. for terms aud further information inquire Of ID
IL. Budd or the undersigned.
J. .CLOUSE.
Hurricane Grove, April 1SG5-t5 tt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10
T. III. MANNY'S REAPER AND
MOWER
]tcT IUU, 600 N use Orer 1000 Sod
IN Grant County IN fyc yedrS.
CAurION

Over 40 sold from Mineral Point this season. Sixty to
one Of any other kind
Sc The demand shows their success.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-07-10
s. YTHES.

Ile ut quality of Silver ste.l, Ca.t sl,,i ami Gur.
man ste Grass :Ssya IS, for sale by
- FAKNSWORTH q co.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
Experience Of Common Sense.


Experience IL an sustere isasher
but lis lessons are seldom forgotten
It's said that it has the extraordinary
power Of being able to mako fool.
Wise. Every farmer should keep a
regular account Of his expenditures
and receipts, that hO may be able TO
tell whether ho has gained or lest BY
the transactions Of the year. Farm.
ers seldom succeed as speoplatorr.--
The most sagacious aud successful
men "go with the fines, . aud sell
their produce when II is ready fol
market Every kind ofgraih lcsc,
nearly one'fourth lis weight by being
kept I'LL spfmg. Hay shrinks enor.
nously-wool considerable. Il 10
better to do all the marketing In The
fall and winter, that there may not bo
loss of money BY shrinksgs, and =
loss of timoiio the spring, when cvo-
ry minute win be precious, or ough,
10 ho so at least 'i.a a'n.
A man may deriyo much beneRl
from making good use of his cyea..--.
he may see whata fool he has been
10 not doing the right way instead Of
endeayoring to make money and timc
Oy half measures. Millions of dollars
are lost annually by defective sys.
tenn of hustandry---the soil being not
properly prepared for tho crops, I'm.
mense sums are lost by sowing detor
ioated seed-br breeding from inferior
misunderstanding stock ybadly--al,
lowing stsgnant water TO poison tho
soil aud damOgelwhoat, corp potatoes
aud other ecrials. 0vcrstccking pas.
lures is another source Of loss to the
farme, for the grass being eaten too
closely. tho .soqtx are exposed 70 the
sun, aud become so parched as to DO
unable to produce good crep., 80.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
s. KAUP, Prop.
Pine Llth, Shingles and Brooml Handles,
'i constantly on hand.ursa
The proprietor is the lmanurNcturer Of
Patent Movable
~ 9 Comb Bee Hive.

~ - tsUf
Their Hives arc two. inches shorter
ard two inches deeper than the old style.
with Improved Honey Board and Honey
Boxes,
Isd4 ----+-f zoe E0lEgT
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window Frames,
Doof Frumcs, hIouljings, Piokets, plain
and ornamental, Brackets, Hand Rail
ings, Newell Posis and sBannisters. and
every description OF Finished Work Tor
builders, constantly on, hand or manu-.
MrtDrea 10 order, from Pine, pNnlar.
Walnut or Butteraut. fFe'
Natsf SO
Ash and Oak Flooring, Poplar and
Pine Siding. Ceiling Boards, Scrolls, sc,
6plshed on short notice.
Juael 1865 s0-Iy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
Horse Stables.

fI'"lN - liNIr4+1H IalN.
II is q fault with most stables that
they are built for men rather than foi
horses. We wish to point out two
sommon errors into which notx afow
buildersare liable to fall, IN, construct.
ing stables, especially those upon
farms. Tho first is in having the
doors and upper floors so low as thoy
genoralyare. On account of these
low doors, horses instinetively learn
to fear thomi aud they shy, rear or
prancc Whenever led toward them.---
They are, also, among tho most ffe.
quont causes ofpoll,syil The horse
when passing through them, is either
surprised BY something II secs OUT
side of the building, or checked by the
voice or gesture otthe person leading
him, wheniup eoestLe head aud csasl
comes the poll against the beam o.
the doorway ANiolont bruiso ofier
results thereffom, and deep seated
sbscess Follows, Low iIhyaoot. also
/Produee the ssme trouble. Tho sud.
: den elevation Of the head is, in the
horse, expressive ofvery sudden emo.
ton. This effect is always noticed
when you enter the stable rapidly or
at On unusual hour. A sudden noise
will also caase thssamo npwsrd mo-
tion of the head. With low stables
an injury to the horse is almost in.
variably sure to follow x
Agaio, the easiest position in Which
the horse can stand, is whom tho hind
feet arc higher than the fore feet, or
when the aooripg Of the stall slahts
ia exactly the opposite direction from
what i docs in most stables. This is
the other error, in constructing STA.
bles, TO which We alluded. Horses q.
liberty in pasture, invariably stand,
when ,es cgse with their hind feet ols-
vsted;samewhat, aud il is almost a
wonder that builders have not improv-
cd upon ihis fact before, aud adapted
floors to1tha wants Of tho horse. II
the door sIAnted toward the forward
feet, it would help te keep the for
ward feet mcist, cool aud healthy,
whereas taey are now generally hot,
full Of fever, aud require washing
with cool soap Suds At least once .
day, 10 order to be kept in'a healthy
conditions Thisis not all, Where
the door slan,s back, the herae NOT
unfrequently attempts TO ease the
heavy straiu upon the hexor tendons
ofthe hind Legally hanging back up,
or the halter. The pressure upon
theBeas ofthe poll stops natural cir.
cuIasion, endlin 'timn Il deyelopes il.
self into deep seated abscess.q Wo
would like TO 800 a stable Mhioh
tho tpo we have poihted oat, did nos
ogcur. If the builder was not salts.
6ed with il no are sure the occupant
would be, and would repay him by
long years o. good service with un--
rsrsioed limbs and healthy sysiem.
Nqiae Farmer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
uFa nnusl for sale.


The subscriber offers for sale vains-
Bile farm property. situated IN EdendTp.. d
four miles Southeast ofTifIam near she a
Rock CEeeE Church. Il lies three -fourths
Of a, mile from the .Melmore Plank Road.
II contains 1877 acres. OF which. Ise Is I'd
cleared land, and the balance good tiu-, 4,
Der land, !, contains good sugar Camp
= IMPROVEMENTS. ias2aedT
A Two story log houSeya good, Isrga.i d
hnd commodipus barn Wagon shed .pilh
llargc cFjbsiqn either side. A good. never
falling Fpfing with spring ioase ;atwo es
splehdid Orchards, yielding sut tbuudeaee r.
Of ff1it every year,, well vstered BY rock
creek which snns diagonsily through the"
iarm, II caunot be beat for pastaFofs orln'
Rfains There areoother advantages netis
here mentioned. .,..,,, -.
> s.qms TERMS OF SALE.
!, The PEfqrwIllJ be s7s pei. Acre or sA-si Y
Fdf fdtsher IAlarmationlas ipI NO pay-iy
"'n'a sali o. y 'aa,s 81 nrbprS, sal
''q"'T 2or JOHN LO0Ssdi d
A ug- %. 1868 ss--2
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
for Sale.

Y-nn Suh,onher allsss for sale, Als Fam -,we
] miles ha,t efthe eity. eontaininE ln0 acros OF
and,la0 cf which ara eleareA. tho helasee IN good
nwesr, ane alseam of sslss raaaiag throae ths
q The hea,e Al the nsedlaT iuprose IN entt viii be
ioaad together with Gas, large apple oroAard aad
yoeeg orchard Of peach trees. Aho chsny, P'smh
and rear lrees, Grapes, No.
~ For tsnns and e,AsT lAleIma,iea apply 70 The
sehseFlbss on the Farm. JOHN A. MYRRs.
TlSFla, NoYsnibas iee8s--n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

farmers Department.
ConN FRrrrrns.A ,oasnonf,,l

OoRN FRIrrrRs.--A toasponfnl Of
milk, 3 eggs, lpint of green corn gra.
Ted, little salt and as much -four as
will form batter. Beat the eggs, tho
yolk aud whites separate. To tho
yolks add the sour milk, salt aud -four
enough to form batter--boat the
whole hard, then stir in the whites,
aud drop q spoonful of battor ct a
time into hot lard and fry thom on
both sides TO op,lisht brown c.lor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
For Sale.

RI" trtN lw~~-~ N INM -
VTlWO HJtsss and Tots. 10 one Of ala lots
IL an asse Of gFoaad Is attached. eoataiaiax Va
rely efifsi,. hesh are si,usled near the homoay
mills, Tiln. Ohio.
az FOR t1rhsf pa,,isalsn call on w. n A esx
a said Min. sesee-AesaaL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
Barkloy Jennings Estate.

NJ Office IA Hereby glvee that the uadsssirae.l
IN hes eeea apRsiated aud 10 QnAhatdAs Ezsse-
l1k eftes vii aaae,pts efnsAlss lssh.ess. leis sf
neneraepaAsy, deed. cossELIA }, ysNNlnos.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
NIIsICy

80 II - .Jttu - fN.ffn.,A rF o..
JUsr RECEIVED AIane aad ans as.ottu,eat n
Pfshset Musie--in arede--apitabie Cor hssiHpsps.
and the most perfect peFoFmets. Alse os<slktrr. z
uoticelh9t Il an making The Maaie Department ~ %
pfei.litv IN my trsde Aay pisss OF Nyslr fgr,
Hishsd on short notice stftAe lowest price MusiS y
lppkhedto teaeheual aAiseesat 10 lO9 fsgu.f,l
EaPseiAlsttsajoapafd 10 furnishing uaday sehoot
.lhrTies, and HdohF Of oil kinds, 49,, .,..
"A Ras selsction Of nitIies f0r 800 i4-t1 fhr
Z De aotfsl Ftt The ola sisnsl. s.fs .esarr.N rf
,l9af fTQMB'S. BLOCK, kNslt
Opposite The Shawhan House, Tihsn. O.y1f
eE 'o pay 20 nam.G @. r.. HUSG. +. .,;y,-.
n. R.-lsepeql 9ee I, fq5nlshsase the isads atpsb
lshers pFieSa. -" fiit p flH3sf III On
Junot f1aeo0 0gt 81 o,,.f., B-n.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
School Examiners Notice,
TO TElACEIBRS.

THE SCHOOL EXAMINERS OF Sens
= sca County. win bold exa minations al
the office Of plhe Examiners, in Tomb's
Blgck, rftin, Ohio, for the year 1866, as
follows: ''.N .no'esrh9 sid iis
u - Pdl % baiLla > Et.e., j.
October 9th, goth, and 27th, 1866. il
November 50, l0sh. lttl1, end 24th- ~
December 0th.. . en.ssa S,t3oI IN
The Examiners reqoest Teachers, NOT
to apply FOE xamiohtioD, except upon an
examination day. No certificates win BE-
granted on any other day. Applicants
wiipabe required TO be present AZ one
o'cloeks ~ n..oR theIday Of examinatiop,
or they viii 40, he examiqed. ih W
" JoHK MoCAUnEr,) ssif has ao
JAMES pnLARs, Examines,
s. ]. KIRKwooD.
Oct. 4, 1880. nBl-M
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

aaseolscslea of picinss af ever depeslp,l,g,t
splendid lot of Ova Frames, bong ht low pFesi
from the tnahefs stect OF esH oulalngi fpom .
which l.HAnp Ae'uts fnms,of all sizes. eiN
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-11

Y 'yeNnnasot Of the United st ties
>, iressiiodcn'--AndreW $50 johnson, of Tonnes
seSrctsry of state-w. II. Seward Of
pa Secretary of Var Edwin " s,nn,on, of
ofObio. EN's>s Et.y.5H ~ t''"h't'h'
sGnsst.aryios@ths kayy ~-eiiae,a o,aos 3.
=. Srcrvtan$teg "a heE nteriS,!., I,,,I
OF Iowa 49, y s. '''f '"'4.
Tough, ofilhnpis
lucky. I'' T''iss N'' H'p'eO' u men
= pre''dcn' Of the Scnate--Lafaye,,s s
Poster, of Connecticut.
.S,pSnkcref the Hoaeo- Schuyler Co,lax
OF Indiana ~N''"N:
srrnSME co6nr
salmon c. Chase. Ohio. Chief yus,;,r
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