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Cincinnati Market.

a, CINCINNATI, April II.
FtouR4 4sl1 sOo@1s OOl hali u 81
WHEAT-$3 00@3 10
CoRN-8O@S2c. Q ia @ Il 1
OATs-7Gc.
RYE-No. l, 81 so.
WHIsKY-26c.s III r Z
PRovIs1oNs-Firm.
Mess PoRK-City s22 90; country
500 06 aeryoEI e,o aelf a
BULK MEATs-8c for shoulders; 10c
for sides and clear sides, loose
BAcoN-Shoulders 94c; sides 114c;
clear sides '12ac.
LARD-12@123c.
GREEN MEArs-63@sa@102c.
q CLOVER sSEED--s12 90. a7e,S a,s D.,
TIMOTHY SEED-S3 90. .vjT s4sr,T5 s,
p FLAX SEED-$2 50@2 go. saez ..s
LINsEED oIL-$1 40@l AZ. sci
- Butter R-27@33c. ast % Aaa e
!, EGGs-40c.. o ,sssio',sJ Rs'ttis 81
Godfrey buying and 1861 selling.
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Settlement Accounts.

SEX 10 z4& s - ~
I INTOTIcE Is hereby given that the following
LEN settlement accounts will be for hearing
3 sIT Thursday, Nay 2, 1867:
John Henderson, Jr., Executor of John Hen
derson, Sr., partial. ,5aa G5ap .8k
]. D.. Stauyer administrator Of George Pog
Isa genberg. partial. .az 20 D
C.: L, Gotthart Administrator of VIM. Elliger
final. 2glS ,E-aaas SakI5.5s4 zts5
E. Martin and J. N. Mitchell Administrators O.
,Absalom Martin, final. zsE
John Kerr Administrator of Anthony Paulus
final.
Elihu Upton Administrator OF VIM. Match
EFT, fnal.ss a4Ss .Sa S&sa
Thomas Nelson Guardian of J. H. Probasco's
ggheirs, partial. II a5ff, asa
Adam Krebs Guardian of G. NJ. Wysant
partial. a aa,
D. Blackledge Guardian Of Tacy Blackledge,
partial.
D. Blackledge Guardianof Rachel Blackledge
final.
Simon Drum Guardian of David Smith, final
Nathaniel Pollen Guardian Of N. Polen's heirs
final. .zg rsr..s af..ga s44zrt4
esaI al.e asosaiilasl W. I. SINCLAIR,
aprl6.ls67- ed q Probate Judge.
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NEW FIRM-CLoTHING, DRY GooDs,
,NoTIoAs, &c.-Messrs. Rosenbaum &
KIotz have opened dry goods establish
.ment in the building known as the
Bloomer House. one door West Of the
corner Their goods have been selected
With great csrs and with a'yiew of, pleas
5ng he most fastidious purchasers Of this
msrksts Call and see them; their prices
are reasonable, and their goods will Ger
'tainiy pleaseyo @e
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DGrDuring the special session of the
Commissioners last week, they visited
'glarington, inspecting the ridge and
ereekroads leading to that place. They
decided the creek road as altogether I'M
practicable, and in favor of the ridgeroad
to Leonard Twi1um's, thence down Hurd's
Run. intersecting the main road at Cam
~eron. xasT ssgIa
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sPECI.Al NOTICES.
NaF n

y y
The beautiful Piano Fortes of GRovEsrBES
& Co., are deemed BY al good Judges to be the
Ultima Thule Of instruments of the kind.
We cannot suggest what atiswanting to make
musical Instrument more perfect, although
we are slow tox admit that the limit of i'm
provement can essrsbs STAINED. II sJeGsos
9 Before they had brought their Pianos to
their present excellence they: had submitted
them to competitieuWith instruments of the
best makers Of this country and Europe. and
received the reward of merit, over all others,
at the celebrated Werld's Fair Itsis but JUS.
tice to say that the Judgment thus pronounced
has not been ovefruied by the musical world.
Still, by the improvements lately applied
by them to their Pianos, 1t is admitted that a
more perfect INSTRUMENT has been made
They have accordingly achieved the paradox
of making exCellence more excellent. Sure
ly, after this, they ara entitled to the motto,
s'Excelsior." 81 zsi F s may29.
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Free to Everybody.
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| IEI3il e 81 = wv 70 l11VO%J WY. q 81
A large . PIP. Circular, giving information
of the greatest Importance to the young oi
both sexes. s s Y
aItteaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
forsaken loved. 5saoC RIO gsdo sgsslsf
No young lady or gentleman should fail to
send their address, and receive copy, post
paid, by return mail. hn
Address P.O. Drawer, 81,
feb12m6. aas9- Troy, N. Y.
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Proposed Amendment to the Com
stitutiOn.
THE STATE OF OHIO.

THE STATE OF OHIO, r. i +
0FFIcs'or THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
], William Henry Smith. Secretary Of State
of the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that the
following is a true copy Of joint resolution,
passed by the General Assembly of the State
of Ohio, on the 9Th day Of April, A. D. 1867,
taken from the original rolls on file in this
Office. aEis 9i lsa y
In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
scribed rIy name and affixed the Great Seal Of
r.. 81 the State of Ohio, at Columbus, the
'6thday Of April, A. D. 1867. y1lss3s W
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH.
Secretary Of State
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HELMBoLD,S EXTRACT BUCHU and In
PROVED Rose WASH cures secret and delicat,
disorders in all their stages, at little expense
little or no change in diet, no inconvsnienc,
and no exposure. 1t is pleasant in taste ant
odor, immediate in its action, and free from
all injurious properties. mch5,67.
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Z Tilns Table & &. 5. &. B.

GOING WEST.
BSrnesviils- 4. Nj 9. IS P. NJ; s:55 p N
hp = GOING EAST, si'AS 59siea
Barnesvilie- 1880 i. ri 5:a5 r. NJ; S:25A! N
DEFEND upon this table until further notice.
saa HORSE BILIs.We are now
prepared to print horse bills
on short notice, as well as all
other kinds of job work. Give
lisSsa call e4f1os &
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

NQTIeR. ANNOUNCEMENT ofmarriages and
aeaths eontaining six lines or less, we pub
isl fEee Of ohsrg6 and viii be much obliged
to our friends throughout the county Il they
will forward them to us. Five cents per line
will be charged for all above six lines on all
Obituary Notices.
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Facts for the People
IS 100 LAU GHLIN.s
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Cures Dyspepsia without Fail.
Laughlin's Old Home Bitters.
Cures Sick Stomach.
Laughlin's Old Home Btters,
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Z Of all Vegeta bic Compounds this tonic Is
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Laughlin's Old Home Bitters,
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LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
Druggists, Wheeling, West Virginia,
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l@II is aokn0vIedged By Physieians

s@It is acknowledged by Physicians,
Druggists, ,add zeveryb body else who ever
used it, that DR.. Stricklapd's Cough Bal
sam Fills Coughs, Colds, aAstBha,
and and ali diseases 81 the Throat and
Lungs, quicker and better thanrany 9TH
,er remedy known. We would recommend
our readers to try this great remedy,
knowing tito be A No.1. apr1ep.
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Carding Machine for Sale.

THE subscriber offers his Carding Machine
i for sale, in Calais, Monroe County, Ohio
The Cards are in good running order. In.
quireof subscriber, when the terms will
be made known.
apr2w3. s,,, 7. s.. ACLEVELAND,s
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Election Of Officers.

NOTICE is hereby given that the animal
lv election for officers Of the Monroe Nd
turl Fire Insurance Company. will taks place
at the office Of said Company, in Woodsfeld,
on Monday, May ], 1857
aprlsws. 8 JOHN j. WAY. Sec,
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s@- The Monroe County Democratic
Central committee viii meet. in Woods
field on Tuesday the 2lst day of May
See the call, BY the Chairman, in another
column. '- - =.
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~ The ANNUAL election for officers Of
the Monroe Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany takes place on Monday, the 9th day
Of May. 4i ii IL IS: lie - a.,f
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1@The "World's Wonder" panacea
for all pains. for sale By J, 7. Judkins,
Druggist, is working wonders. .asH
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Sheriff Myers took John " wait,sen-
steneed to two years confinement in the
-0.P., at the late term Of Court, to that
institution last week - -.
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Z Valuable Farm fbPtssaI fof Sale. =


THE Undersigned will sell at Pfiyate Sale
i the well-kh5wn and desirable cHA1nER
Farm, situated on Captina Creek "a miles
from Armstrong's Mills and u miles from
Dorsey's Mills, and 7 miles from. the Ohio
River. This Farm ,1ss1 q sass
c OsNTA I Ms 5s7 8 "A GsR ES,
100 acres cleared, 100 Of which schoice hot
.om, all well Watersd, and in grass or under
cultivation, the balance wsll Timbsred, Andsa
4 foot vein Of excellent seoal kboundihg In
profusion on the farm.
For further particulars or information rela-
tive to price and terms, call on, or address by
letter, at Newark, Licking County, Ohig,f B
JEROME BUCK1NqHAM,
Asz or CeILIss Il Tauasros.
|; ,apr9mz. =zs ,sd tTo La. .oz ,aa
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e srA a daughter Of Herman Croesner
broke her left forearm one day last week
-byialling from fence. sa rssia
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ADVERTISING

q Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many a dull business; -
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
Has created many a new business.
TRY 1T.
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D~ Mr.. Swann's hack.line is running
regularly between this place and Barnes
Tille. srs q, =, 49,, 49, ~, 5.:..s
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q RrDDLE-A blind beggar had a broth
err; he died,and the man that died had no
brother. ss 8, - =, lss9as
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Executors Notice.

EM0TICE is hereby given that the under.
FlS signed were, Jon the 18th day of April
his67, appointed, Executors of the estate oi
Henry Smith decd. ~ s.ga u fre .sFssg
Hs'sas 1ai isiIie JOSEPH SMITH.
apr16. saedl DAVID STEWARD.
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Nj Ohm Helms, living near this place,
-dislocased his right knee on Monday Of
last week. sa.&eSi Ha a>s
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w. 7. Morris was elected School
Director on Monday, the 9th inst.
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BNrAttention. is directed to- the Au-
-ditor's advertisement published this week.
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@The time has aarrived for machine
poetry o1 Spring. S e
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! Laughlin's Infant Cordial.
The Ohild's Cure for. Teelhinqg,


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We tell you that one bottle of this Cordial
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It is an astonishing fact that the largest
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among ehildren-par while /
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THE GLORY OF MAN is ssTRENGTH.-There-
fore the nervous and debilitated should i'm.
mediately use HEIMBoLDA EXTRACT BucHU.
mch5.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
BRO W MS
BRON CH1AL TROGHEs

HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS,
- ~ GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Cdtdrrh,a Con.
sumption and Throat Diseases,
TRocHEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
Singers and Public Speakers
will find TRocHBs useful in clearing the voice
when taken before Singing or Speaking, and
relieving the throat after an unusual exertio1
of the vocal organs. The TRocHEs are recon-
smended and prescribed by Physicians, and
hare had testimonials from eminent mel
throughout the country. Being an article o
true merit, and having PROVED their eficac.
by test of many gears, each year finds then
in new localities in various parts of the world
and the TRocHEs are universally pronounced
better than other articles. r.,se.s@~
OBTAIN only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,
and do not take any of the Worthless I'M
TATroNs that may be offered. Sold EVERY
WHERE. nov27m6
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oil Leases for sale at this

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JilliS0H c3ffE n ao3aS pe1qo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05
Brevet Promotions and Commissions.

After the war Gov. Fairchild con-
ceivei the idea of issuing brevet com
missions to such private soldiers and
non commissioned officers as served
with marked gallantry and bravery.
This action is merely designed for one
of the strongest public acknowledge
ments and highest compliments that
can be rendered 10 any living soldier.
The soldiers of our State may conf
IDENTIFY trust such action to our press
ent Governor, himself soldier Of first
merit during the war; but it would
not answer very well for any civilian
Governor, or a mere panderer to the
thousands of soldiers, and who would
as like as not issue brevet commise
sions by the ten thousand, and in such
proportion so lessen their value as to
make them worse than worthless
The trust is one OF bighestimportance,
like virtue however, never to be iris
fed with Nor should any be CONS
plimented but those of most unques>
toned deserving. 1t is said the Cows
ernor issues no such commissions un>
til the very strongest testimonials are
produced, and every precaution is ta>
ken to avoid imposition.
We are led to make these remarks
upon noticing in the State Journal the
fact that William Day, of Tafton,
Wis, late a Sergeant Of Co. G, 9th
Wis. Vol Infantry, has received from
Gov. Fairchld a brovct com nision
as Captain, tor distinguished bravery
April 20, 1868, in running a boat
across the Rappahannock at Fits
hughs crossing, Va, in the face Of
enemy's fire and returning wounded.
He was also wounded at Gettysburg,
June, 1863, and again at Petersburg,
June, 1864; from the latter he still
suffers.
Capt Day was brought from N. Y.
city to Grant county in 1850, when a
child, by n. G. Goldsmith. lie has
no knowledge whatever Of father or
mother, and is therefore to all intents
one who owes entire allegiance only
to God and country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05

hair dark gray. lie was both
amused and vexed by the various
notices of him in the newspapers
the being called a "myth," and an
Eek Colonel, were especially distaste-
full to him.
The reasons for his selling the
Opera House to Mr.. Crosby at the
low sum he did, were stated by him
self as follows: He had made Pri-
RE du Rocher his home, and he
wished to live and die there. As
soon as he knew Of his good fortune
he determined to sell the Opera
House, and that Mr.. Crosby should
have the first opportunity of buying
1t. If Mr.. Crosby was able to buy
it, he would put a reasonable low
price upon it. The income he al
ready had was more than he needed,
and he had always had sort Of mil
lionare feeling. He had sympa-
thy for Mr.. Crosby, and felt that the
Opera House should not only be
owned by resident of Chicago,
but that Mr., Crosby should be the
one. After arriving here, he found
that Mr.. Crosby could, without en-
barrassment pay him $780, 900 cash
tor the Opera Hoase; that he could,
and would, if necessary, pay him
more, but that he could not do it at
once, and that it would embarrass
him il he did After a good deal Of
reflection, Mr. Lee, Of his own free
will and accord, offered it to Mr..
Crosby for $500, 600 cash To use
his own words am as rich. any
way as ! Gaze about being, and $500.
900 is enough.
1t is, of course, gratifying to the
inhabitants Of Chicago that the
Opera House is owned by one Of
their number, and there are few, if
any, more worthy of it than he who
ruined his fortune in building it.
Mr.. Lee it would seem, has acted
nobly and generously in the matter,
not only to Mr.. Crosby, but to the
inhabitants Of Chicago in general
There is no doubt but the Opera
House will contiue to serve the pur-
pose for which it was erected.
Saturday night, Mr. Lee, Mr.
Crosby, and few friends, had a
supper in one Of Kinsley's dining
rooms, in celebration Of the sale OF
the Opera House and the satisfaction
OF both parties.
After breakfasting at Kingsley s
Mr.. Lee and his 100000 in certif-
icates Of deposit, lett for St. Louis
on the II A. NJ. train yesterday
Thus ends the Opera House Art As
ISOLATION.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05
The Grand Army Of the Republic"

This order said to be secret as to
its action, is Just now an object Of Sc
we're malediction and ab1se by demo
cratic pepers. The several secret or
ders in the South, still having some
existence and power in the North for
breaking up the union, are unknown
to such democratic papers; but the
"Graad 4rmy Of the Republic" boys
are terrible monsters-an unconstitu-
tional set Of political vandals to demo
cratic eyesl
The order Of "Grand Army Of the
Repujljc' pledges its members, who
must have 9eFved in Tho army, to the
practice of every means in their pow
or 10 preserve tho fruits of their ser
vices in the federal army and Veto
ries over the rebels from 1860 to 1866.
1t is true that the democratic party
Of to-day is looked upon as the rebel
parry uuFlHS tbc WdF--at icaSt IH0
party that sympathized with every
rebel victory on the battle field and
every rebel politicalidea. How can
it be otherwise when he union army
serving sons Of adheling democrats
still look upon their fathers as disloy-
al to country and constitution. Said
soldier lately, formerly a member Of
the 7th Wis. Vols "father, you may
have forgotten your former wrath
against the federal government for
resorting to war and the political
power to put down the rebellion, but
you cannot have forgotten your abuse
Of q loyal son for entering the army"
Seeing the democratic opposition
to this crder-thereforo the testimo-
ny that the Grand 4rmy oftde Repub-
lie" is loyal and sound to the core on
every issue, in peace as in war, we
hope the soldiers will everywhere
form unions for keeping the country
out ofrebel hands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05

KILLING PREsIDENTs.-An item is
going the rounds Of democratic pa
pcrs asserting that as no democratic
President ever died IN office, and as
all the late anti-democratic Presi,
dents died in office, therefore, Prov
idcnce is working on the side Of the
democratic party. No other party
than the democratic would allow or
welcome such arguments by its
party press. Lincoln was the vic
tim of assassination by democratic
hands-or rebel hands if this word is
preferred. Taylor and Harrison died
in like manner, by democratic as
sassination. The only difference was
in the death producing canso; Lin
cioln was shot Harrison and Jav,
Tor poisoned, though inflammation Of
the bowels was alleged as the cause Of
their death by the doctors in charge.
Democratic party leaders willed and
commanded their death and it was
done. And fear OF a like occurrence
is what ails President Johnson. He
prefers keeping on the right side OF
the party who deals in poison and
pistols for combating opposing men
and measures.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05

REVEALS AND PANIcs.-Religious
revivals appear in progress nearly
everywhere, and it is noticed of these
iistings which seem to come and 60
without any knowing why or where,
thatthey invariably precode financial
panics-perhaps forebode the latter.
And from the year 1927 and each de-
cado since to 1857, the financial panic
appeared hand in hand with the NOV
ing of Almighty God upon the heart
of sinners. The same is predicted Of
1867, or rather believed through the
reason, for that soul sorrows and re-
pcntance for sins somehow belong to
the moral being just as excuses and
panics belong to the physical man.
1t is notable however that the revi-
val never takes hold Of the man who
hopes TO make some money out Of
the next panic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-02-05
RUILDING PROPOSALS.

The District Board and Building Committee Or School
District No 3, Town of Lancaster will until the 10Th
day Of February, 1851 at = O'Clock NJ Of said day re-
ccye sealed proposals for the excavatng grading and
bu lding stone Basement for q new Scho0lhouse in
said District (The Basement will require about 900
perch Of rock.)
so sealed proposals Will be received until the time
above named for putting up the Brick Walls OF said
building; the brick VIII De furnished by the District:
all other materials, attendance &c to he furnished Iy
the contractor The number of Brick in said walls will
be about 100000 'Ai
Plans and specifications be seen by calling on &
+ elise It bis office in Lancaster All bls must Ia
for receiving bids. ' 4@y
DIST BOARD AND BUILDING COMM
Of District No g.