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, 1866-07-17

NeTeFe Case OF EAthffh CHfeHs
CBscAeo, H., NAY H. i4x.
For two yeatp Wal vIJ severely Afflicted v1th
Chr ale Cs,&trnso dIe4afullr. in fact that ~*s u-
able TO wotk trAnsaet ny ordinary husin-ta. At
tb&t stAke Of tbe fse1te when slmost despAirnf hf
ente va .u:ueed 10 place nYstn for tss4tutut IN
The hands Of II. s. J. Caipentef Of 112 5oath C4fk
rreet. and remained 10 hls care for TWO oDt's This
xAs IN The hn OF 1so. s1d 1t the fnd Of taosc aWo
months found m5ssY caunle'elJ enreu Of thi'ex
LenefY disA4sreate I'D da1kao1s oAea,e. eve
uy rco.eI entirely ~ 1hetre- 10 the excellence Of
ots ssment and cannot hesitate 10 stcnrmeod 9TH
IN = 10 a1e 4s1ptfa,ll| ane.Eed 10 call uron hin.
ElXkk HELQIEkt%l EA4t Eln6t.Gs.
, 1866-07-17
FROM BOSTON,.

Gen. S1ermAti-A Scrcnndc-Spctclt,
Etc.
SEw Yonx, July 1G.-Gen. sherman wss sere-
mn, d hv ihe had ~ she Th!s.j .sa.s. Nj ,>aeha-
pefts n csmrut Al 30 ION ye:tFrcay. H. addressed
the Akstmnted crona giving 4 Ec-uM" or the eFfat
Geo9rla H1seh AID the A'lautA .nnpalgu. tie sAsa
be fopna 3ltl, nf one teG'lon ar GOOD ~ those
of another, atd nese. ln re dktt houE* Of the wsr
afhrn oft6s gn~a eznae. Ae iea1ea to'oaJ NJ
, 1866-07-17

apg,y alIsrea.fnu md f-d from flight u. sheu
-s- ,hr Etrn1t Of 'hs qprrs~l. H. hG- bseu CON
rttted 10 jul and viii be tfded By The evil au1h IT.
lt1tf.
1hr rtver u falling. The he1uonetT s:Anaa
one hundred IN tn. th3de.
t'otfop T. s.rv duti Al a3fe &c. Meg park So 90
GLcGCV. Cuu-3eIlow, g.; 7;l9Ic; White. 81 D
, 1866-07-17

CIRE UF [ATARN14
lhave beex tor ten Eelte 5rArs past teTefe suf
erer frora Cnfoalc GAt11b. AID dn1iux lkA time bare
exren4ed much money TO- y4tlo14 rEmtdfes. and u.
prcltd many ph5,ieisns, without obato!nt peTmt-
eett relief Induced last raace uysef undeF the
medical Treatment OF III. s. i. h5ceaser. Ia south
lark stresf. applied to him tt 1one. 1S, and within
swetre veekt 81 The use eg his retuesses. per.
etjv cured cf this tedious spd dttzess-k ttsea1e.
10 al Is sp+ a,aaces the cars u apss.nAn~at oae.
E.w. uEHRtcE.
March H. lxH. Cuftoa Mous<, ':hteaEo.
Mr slertct wilt eheerfpllJ Aaswu Ill reasonable
upatlona In regard to tho Rnnre.
, 1866-07-17

Ntxru1A- JuI1 16-rhe uesro who mufdeted
IN olc uan Gu trading boat pear 1sllad 10. ~:
hs& bep atieHttd. lie confessed 10 lhe eno1c, and
tfs.et tbsi revenge wa nle oNJ-c! I. the ola Ia.
nno had iotrne1l, owred hiE,eef and family. hsd
ma.14eaIed BIZ Wi5t secenfiJ. Ha farh+ etstea
but ibtt be li1,d him u haon On The htsa n u
, 1866-07-17

Effect or thr TrttsAjan Needle Enn ta
ftse Rrcent neutrality-suspicious. ffora
l'rutr%~ur a;"idNfn >naslfi-1rEautza"
tlun OF The New HI 1ti.h .1In1stfy.

tlun Of The Ncss BtIti.ta 11knistfy.
INV ionk. July t8.-The detAtle! a:eoont, Of
Tbs G.ttiuG In t,esusal ;. contained tn ill., eofr-
fpondsnet Of The T. zseh paper. st!nhute ne rc-
usrkxbt surees. Of Inc fu 'Rsan. to thr tuprfontJ
Of ihsr AEmt. Thr nteoIe gun. In pAfuculas, -
meu ,lopcd as basIne r. IN stsy eurciise. a Mill
tAry eo0r.poudclr. hc s.~ The Shslns n lodol'a:
save spa& the Ansu1Ans who fet} unotT Tn aft o.
ints:s., we.t. eomnared 70 ne sis 10 ene.
don it1ay .Ntes. Of Jnly ilh. .ueEe.ts that. con-
ttdtn1 the sdu.ra bic ~ IN which The Ararsscan'
have b. hat. d shaut tbe Fl ntan 1nsstion ot Cta.
sos. 'bc psr.cpt Would nc proper lime TO consent
10 IN i1Qntty on the Aaabsrna q1e,t,oa. Mhas
The Auct,rau. demand. sAst The irolr..oE ~
f4ir inquiry inso care in ahleh they tcnesei tneJ
tuHrfed ~fotg. Scet an thqoitJ ~ honor uefd not
tsfu.e, hnn 4. TN N,tA. pp"tsttnus honnT. nt INC
ec1tInf.. Nonld court A,f ~ o. q vind,estion.
QUEEN ftc,uGtA NJ. 10 hold conncil On lhe 1te
10 or ahtfe ibr new Derhy Ganuet. 4 rlaternras
OF lhc pto9f1une Of lhe new lttfoJ AtntFEy AAs
not exIectc0 to be made IN 1'asH1nfnt uos1l The
oh.
ta1l. y rsr huoJant under the peace psnspec's
Ths da*cuubt MARKET VIA uuchxn.eu. rne hAnt
ra,e rru.aIred =. 10, Notwithstanding tnt con
ltnseo 1,po eoG1n'aante II the peotf3ced malotea
If that t0tE.
, 1866-07-17
rno1,, I6c T;pt,rr Missouri.

ox.I July 1e'hs .,e,~s' ,da,S d'l!'f StIs1n ~
5ron Fori I!enton July Ut. a'Sa e, oat,se. Of ro1d
nn' 5G ''an Inc t.o,e.nent s.e: ss' inree hnnafea
Fer Unps aa;s ;sT II 11se ,ss
IN nmsha, No hottie 1noiaus have bsea heea
atpec leaving Benton.
, 1866-07-17

Dc%tYucstse Fire in Nora Scotia.
UAurAK July 16.-Lpnct Canning was nurc.tf
M >ntu.ta. night. Over lr.y flores and dwellings,
wtrr destroyed.
, 1866-07-17

kF~%CKTykA'A Advertising Arrucv, ~
fienshorn rsrerl, 5h hnmthurszed 70 recrs>e
Advertisements tor the Ts.hunc, nnd all
tue Trading pnpcrs throughout the En1trd
st1teA and {.anndn.
, 1866-07-17

tutth 10 respectfully, 10 tt- rhahitsnts
# EhscsK'' std Its vicinity tsspsrIxy 10 ay uun:-
sons 5attonsl kna Liter Rotc1te ro this city ut
tvt M nths. hare tet-Yaei order 10 c.yT
with rruea ed reergs, tne aunfactaEe and sae II
1rkLlGU1'S SPANISH LtSTEAL- Itsse received
strtsz1 h,cht5 coz mendstorT ceFtlocstes Hon the
etdue c1lizers Of Lhicsz ant Other places, Which
Intend 70 publish. IN order tnce the world Of
,he ItuIy besttcAl Effects To be derived from thr 14s
thr L1stIaI. Thousands re Already Ack.oE Elrdxsd
IL trpeYiosI every ukher KIM OF kettorAtTe
ann thousands are ready wn'u called UPON. to
tett.y to shs e11ac. diary kut Invaluable uaeri. O..
IKE LE4tr11.
The oextnc a.e only few of the te%ttmn1t4ls re-
eely.d from temc OF tae prnclpA, Of oaf csssze1s:
This Certificate from i. !. t:fa.son. Couszni*-
sion Dasiness. ~ soath Nntrr.st.s
CHICAGO. J lIy l. IT,
1haye bern quite tId sor the last Ore 5ear+ have
aleo n LINDA Of hair Iestot1nre. Etiloat A1r effect.
h&T- k~r us.cc Janrs ios tbs 1A:t s1 noasbE. aud
tcd II .he !J hair stfvc tnat rver ca1e ny
hair xroN. I1tro01ltuo to nj b%td ht4ds 4 s1re
tnux. J. J. ELO@5ON.
, 1866-07-17

In reply 10 .errr.l i-q-,ses % The subject. beg
fesre to Inform thr but lie thai ny consultation hour
ast fun -. 70 = rooa. n fso p n :" T. u4-
NJ osrte and Atort arc nader lhe Na.tes1o nouse.
80. So 0.1:heyu atrtss-
NIB. tGpurit1 deai,ioz cons Ut with At their
oxn rettd+s reS viii v1fd at my stoft. AhA he
harp, 10 call upon shtm II the hunr shey na5
srr'utnt.
Tbe Lustrsi can te obt4trsd 1t sho1etafe It i. u.
uF.!GU1's, Su, 40 De1fbcfa ttrttt. uEe1 the
xat.e.tn Il Hou,s. and - ISAAC REEVES trs. No.
1.t1 v. s,oo tt.ttt aod al the principal d. az-
-I.,. i, tbr +tty OIL
, 1866-07-17
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virginia t.unert*m,ltr. nna TUG f''''e"

UFTVHJM LW0FENEto0F
Rtczsloxp, ln'y ln,-Aonat t~rnty crn'te1ntn
sntuane1s Of 'he s'a'e Exeeufase onni'e o. as ,ee
1nrt herr 70 tay and adop'rd rc'o'1i'on deetarng
people e onsa. r II x
~ nH nf frc m, apppps.d psrpste busioess
1o1 ~ .djoufnea meehnk 10 II held o1 "Wednesday
, 1866-07-17
, ooo AGENTS WANTED

I n00 AGENTS " an TED
lsUUO The rtc'odsf sunday Rock, llss oah-
iithtd crtsant1s accurate desrpfIons Nd efp'Aa4r
hTs oi suIQu1t1 thets 14nae ano cHrt us Fs~s. tss
Lluopa, essen oaIe-. Imnt. !nths Of NsffNes th'H
N, r, nj Eoftbtp; explanations Of fnant p0ftt1ds of
ihr Oid u Se1 Tes'smeau. bsd pss4axea ocraffae
il ne scstptu1.s niesesl11 nd 1sanale oetaAt o.
nW,etv De ertptpa ct Tho birds, tsmal,. rIans DC.
s, Kooer. seas l!e,!t:'sd b. ns.t! ~ tasss.i1ss
ne,tar. EtrGvsle uen II. md te!s y sIee!!rnt
il spth tat m,1t4. er. o; tho Losost potteutb and
ean>ss.7t will b. Eee g reson sod X; f:'f ;tsu.
s'@SN ~ Gl1&
, 1866-07-17

Certificate from Judge r. =. N1sRous
lnIeAGG- july Id. i5ta-
laave risd your spsutsh t3.usi ~th great sat1*
tsetiun $40 witt pleasure Yecon II ~ the o-At
hAF retror1te hste Used f1f bss fsd the de-
&tsxd effect u tatteaatux ,hs kfuwth OF mr htr.
+. :. WILSON.
, 1866-07-17

re,ehts wt1kaoxn SpAs Lab Lasssal u Al erceileas
preps,atA . Tor hair. From kro~!e7-e ot lha
ch, m!tll konbtnatlon. cbee-fuly EccImnend The
article to = bald community. 7. {. sAtnSk- u. d.
July t. ls&$.
, 1866-07-17
Qblfo9u Gribnne.
TIE EEVVs
Gold took downward turn In NkH Turk
veal efp% fY1x Al


AG "hN
"oiu LOOK ao"n"afo turn ID NJ" 19fk
setttfuA!. cotanr af 1aa
ou1 Washington despatch contains the text
: Rev. Frederick D. Huntington, D. D., Of
Bosom, va el. ct.d Blkhop Of Maine. on rhur.da5
last, By the EpIseopal Convection OF thai stase
Of the tte,tr. receutlr ra,iard. he,uoc. the t3oy
csnrep. ana the Cooc,ar xnd Chjcka.a ps,iun.
II IL n,o,n,1e tn,t 10 11n,nn 1n.mfrrs of
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GH1> AHN0 IN '*'e ie~%At - +e1 ~ s1o"-oA'4p van
, 1866-07-17
FROM WASHINGTON,

FROM WASHINGTON. i
Secretary Stewards Letter En-
dorSiug the Third Part,
Movement.
Resignation Of Comptroller
Clarke.
Tennessee Union Congressman
to be Admitted.
Report on the Mcrchantsl M
tional Bank Swindlc.
Text Of the New Treaty with the
Ch0ctaW and ChiCkasaW
Indians.
com GR.E$S
VETO Of THE FRtEGMEN'S Bu-
REAU BILL RECEIVED.
Both Houses Take Prompt Action
on the Message.
TIE BILL FINALLY PASSED DY
LARGE MAJOR1TIES.
Vote in the House, 103
Yeas, 33 Nays.
Senate Vote 33 Yeas to
IL Nays.
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
The House Still Without
| A Quorum.
FOREIGN ITEMS.
Destructive Properties
Of the Prussian Nee
\ die Gun.
Gold Closed in New Yorl
at 149.
, 1866-07-17

This Certificate Tram the wife Of The will
knewu Capt. =. ". Nadassrth. Conduesor
~ .ht Chtcaxn4 Aasou & =t. Laais Rati-
reads ....
CHICAGO. July Ii, l.s6.
A. u. rttEh,, Esq:
haze sour Last1.l for sks last ,ix nonh'. 1t
Goes nc to 1ecumaet It to ali tae fA1les ~
hAlz II ,sos1s both fUT growth psstersAoo sud
fle toet has. tea I'd It thosou:h1y. rr~rtEe4
uuth asaeas ant E1ost ch. erfui1J se-omue.d 1t 10
ot.e,h MRS. 8. r.. WAuSWQhrA.
, 1866-07-17

hare IL srore Ihtre Nlndr.c fll N~ Park ta
CITY ht7I nlt.t Il E4cklDs H1rJ ,t1-f for Il
lota 10 +ut: prlchAsers. ANDREW nl.tlT~.
nta. 1tt 81 HIYf1 atfttf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30

GONE Down "A New York paper,
in an article on the loss of the steam
ship Erening Star, has the following
in regard to the fate Of Mrs. Cunning
ham, of New York, whose trial for
the murder of Dr.. Burdell excited so
much interest some years ago:
The supposed heroine OF the great
Bond street tragedy was on board OF
the illtatcd steamer She had estab-
hshed an extensive and fashionable
najSon de grjSettes in New Orleans,
and was returning to that place from
a visitto PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore and
Boston, where she had collected a
fresh troop of young girls, known as
nympdS du pare, whom Mrs Cunning
ham was conveying to the Crescent
City, in order to promote her nctar-
ious business, which was assuming
vast proportions. This cditreSS d't
S.3ioa has gone 70 the bottom of the
ocean, in company with thirty en-
plovees and co-workcgs IL crime
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30

neA- The Mississippi Legislature met
on Monday last in extra session.
The Governor, in his message, saws
the necessities of the State compel
him to cali the Legislature together,
for no special emergency, but the
general exigency resulting from the
altered and changed condition of our
Federal relations and domestic affairs.
lie states that the removal of negro
troops from the state and the trans
fer OF the Freedmen's Bureau to off.
GERS of the regular army are the sab
Jects reorganization. He deplores
the state of the country, endorses the
Constitutional Amendment, but pre-.
spmes mere reading Of it will cause
its rejection. He recommends the
admission of negro testimony in all
courts, requests that provision be
made for the education of INDECENT
children of Confederate soldiers, and
for the relief of destitute and disabled
Confederate and State Soldiers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30

CURIOUS INVENTION BY A WORKING
MAN.-At the Industrial E /. hibilion
in the Agricultural Hail, Islington,
London, there is shown an ingenious
invention, by which the action of
shower of rain is made TO close an
open windoW The window, when
open, stretches two India rubber
springs. These springs are prevent
ed from drawing the window down
by means Of a curved rod fixed out
side the sash, the end of which works
up and down tubular bell-mouthed
stand on the Window-sill. A little
piece of loaf sugar is inserted into the
mouth Of the stand, and the rod is
let down gently upon it. The sugar
prevents the rod descending into the
tube. and Of course keeps the win
dow sash up. AS soon as it begins
to rain, the bell-mouth Of the tube
collects the drops, the sugar is melt
ed, and no further obstacle being pre-
scented to the action of the India rub
Der springs, the sash is drawn down.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30
Under Water.

Generally persons who have mar
rowly escaped death, especially by
drowning testify that in moments
time almost, they have seen the
panorama OF their past life, includ-
ing much of their experience, their
thoughts and deeds, and have gained
a vivid view of the future whether
bright or dark.
A few weeks since a young lady,
while bathing on the beach of one OF
the islands OF Lake Erie, accidentally
slipped down and was submerged in
shallow water, but was unable to get
up. Just in time to save her life, She
was rescued. Being seriously asked
how she felt and thought, when so
near death, she replied, 1.-THE only
thought which occurred to me was,
holc ridiculous to drown in such shall
low water" Another lady. school
teacher, who met with a similar mis-.
fortune, said, "instead of a retrospect
of my life coming up, kept thinking,
who will teach my school tomor-
row p"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30

H.g-An amusing story is told of
Brighams Young's daughter, Fannie,
who don't appear to go cent on pol
ygamy. Upon being strongly press
ed to give herself to wealthy friend
and son in law Of Brigham, both by
him and her father, and on various
grounds, she said that if it was posi-
fiyely necessary, she would consent
or the condition that she should have
as me- y husbands as her liege lord
had wives. We guess they didn't
push that suit any Farther,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30

CURIOUS CARIcATURE.-Rev. J. P.
Thompson describes a drolI carica-
ture which he saw in Geneva. All a
distance it was simply the likeness
of Louis Napoleon but a closer in
spection showed that the tuft OF hair
on the forehead was an eagle, the
symbol Of the empire, underneath
which the g crows feet on the
brow recorded Dec. H. The ear was
formed of q group of Savoyards tied
hands and legs together; the nous
tache was cannon, with q musket
protruding from its mouth ; the
beard was the flag Of Austria ; Mex
leo was tucked away under his col
lar his neck was formed Of the head
of Orsini while the pupil Of his eye
was miniature likeness o. Plus x,
tiara and all. 1t was most signii-
cant picture the whole story Of
Napoleon, wrought into his personal
features.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30
reAu William E. Rich, Of Troy, wi

peA~ William E. Rich, of Troy, who
is to preside at the approaching col>
ored Convention, at Albany, New
Xork; IS representative man of his
race, He went into the family of old
Governor Levi Lincoln of Massachv-
setts, when very young, but was
emancipated and became wealthy by
persistent industry. Among his peo~
pie he is in every rcspect-intellec-
tually, morally and socially-a fore
most man. He has founded several
Presbyteria churches and the Rich
bubble school of TROY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30

s<s4-The official State vot,

sayThe official State vote of In
diana has all been received at the
Office of the Secretary Of State ex-
cept from the counties of Laporte,
Montgomery, Perry, Parke and
Washington. The official majority
for the Republicans is IA, 095. The
reported returns that have been re-
ceived fro Il these counties renders it
probable that they will about offset
each other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30
Has-Every farm house should bt

Bas@ Every farm house should De
provided with n scraPer foot-mat
And old broom Mt the door, for clean
ing the boots before entering the
house, otherwise the work Of the
household will be increased ~ the
cleaning out Of dirt and sometimes
filth that adheres TO them. Any Its
tie attention that VIII diminish the
care and labor OF perhaps ovcrwork-
ed wife, will, no doubt, be appreci-
Ated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30
aea- An impatient WeIshman called

to his wife, Come. come, isn't break
fast ready I've had nothing since
yesterday, and to morrow will tie the
third day !" This IS equal to the call
of the stirring housewife, who arous-
ed her maid at four o'clock with,
Come Bridget, get up! Here, It's
Monday morning, tomorrow is Tues
day, the next days Wednesday =
halt the week gone, and nothing done
yet s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30
CLIFTON, Oct. oath 1866.

nA.The fashionable jet neck orna
ments are not worn out Of regard to
the freedmen. Chains have not been
taken off from the blacks to put
black chains over the shoulders Of
white girls and women. The VIC
Tins are only slaves OF fashion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30
r.r 81 satisfactory i tha 6nancj

ras.So satisfactory IS the financial
success OF the Atlantic cable, that it
is in contemplation to construct an
other line direct to New York. This
was announced at the Cable Ban
quet 10 Liverpool by Mr.. Elliott, one
Of the most active promoters OF the
line TO Newfoundland.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30
Business, Directory.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

post Office address, Lancaster Wis.)
County Judge-WM McGoSIGAL.
Treasurer-SAMgEL MOORE
sherifi-WM. II. elise
CLERK OF Board Of Supervisors-sAHuEL r. CLrsR
CLERK OF Circuit Court ". BLANDING
Register OF Deeds-,JosEPH BocK
Superintendent of Schuols-D GRAY puRu.y
District Attorney-G c. HAZELToS, p O-Boscobel
ala ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30

uea- Many Of the wells in Lawrence,
Kansas. are So filled with grasshop-
rers rs To render the water unfit for
use. The late warm weathe has
caused the e.rrs TO batch to such an
extent that no apprehensions are felt
OF renewal of the plague next year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30

nea- Official returns of the Ohio
election give q Union majority of
1886 for Secretary of State. The
total number of votes cast was 469,~
908.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30
nzy The fourth chapter of Mark

re- The fourth chapter of Mark
was under consideration by class
of young boys, the chapter being
read, as usual, verse by verse, and
then question asked by tic teacher
on the passages read. The account
of the raising ofJairus' daughter con
cludes the chapter, and the last verse
of the narrative ia as follows: And
he charged them straightway that
no man should know It, and com
manded that something should be
given her to eat" The teacher ask
ed. in connection with this verse,
"What did Christ charge them n
when brilliant youth very Innocent
ly replied, 'He didn't charge them Q
cent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-10-30

ssy Judge Barnard, of New YORK,
has finally decreed that Harriet +.
Christy is the lawful wife and heiress
OF the late f. P. Christy the negro
minstrel The estate IS valued at
about two hundred thousand dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-12
FGNHE VIRGINIA
i IN MIG RATION SOCIETY

Incorporated By the General Assembly, a.d
cnmpos. d e cIusivelf Of 49,.
iEI%GINIAN PROPERTY HOLDERS.
Have determined To SCH ut once To Europe en-
Of their Directors to secure the tenants and Ii
borers required in this State Their Commits
slcner, who IS now arranging to embark FIR
Great Britain, will be empowered u contract
with reliable tenants in Europe for the lease OF
lands either in large or small tracts. Land
owners who wish to rent their lands are invited
to communicate with the Secretary, at the Office
OF the Society in Lynch burg, who will furnish
the necessary forms Of power Of attorney and
contract, to be signed by them and the imni-
grants. EacbappicatioI must state what rent
will be required, and whether in money OF part
Of the crcp. Our Commissioner will 60 out ac-
credited as the agent OF the Virgina1 land hold
ers, proposing IL fair remuncratve contract to
p:iiSpnS who wish to come to this country, and
VII TAX active and energetic measures to place
pc1ore the proper classes the advantages of the
ioG1astlons which we propose. r, ..el< 4 ~.
f"I1'nars and others wishing to employ select
rd 4sporels, 90 invited to avail themselves of
this organization orrd W
Secretary. go
A Land Register will be kept. in the office OF
the Society, where will be registered descrlp-.
tions of lands for sale or lease, in sny part OF
the State, which will be brought to the notice OF
all immigrants and other settlers calling at the
Office. as we'll Us extensively advertised ln*thls
country nd abroad. .. ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-12
WE WILL SEND

In every case send the name and post Office
address Of each separate subscriber.
Money by draft, Z, .. order, express in regis
tered letters, 1r.y be sent 1T our risk.
All communications should be addressed to
VINCENT, BUTEkFlELD Il CO,
;3iG Pa. av., Washington, ID. g.,
u. q, Lock Box GG
The proprietors will donate to the directors Of
the National Orphans Institution S2,COJ.
.s.. REFERENCES:
Hon Thomas Hood. Madison, Wisconsin.
G. NJ Walker esq, Adrian, Michigan,
j. f. Bradley, esq, Chicago Illinois.
d. \. Weinberg, Importer of Watches, Chi
cago, Illinois.
Ed. A. Ellsworth, esq Was hinston, D. G.
II. c. Dewitt, esq, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hon. VIM. N. Butterlied, New York.
Hon. Henry Barncs, Detroit, Michigan:
General Charles Il. Campbell, Waulrsha,
Wisconsin.
Maj Enoch Tottcn, Washington: D. C..
n B. Eldredge, esq, Adrian Michigan
VIM Finn, esq, Ia.c U. ). Navy Agent,
WASHINGTON d. G. H. ..... .ls.-
gss- Tickets for sale in Alexandria, by GEO:
+. FRENCH, 104, King ST., and DAVIS u
BRENNER, l20, King ST jc 2-eolm