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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-17
J. D. DUDLEY.
FURTHER PROOF.
RHEUMATISM CURED.

BROOKLYN Oct. 8, 1866
To DR.. BRANpRrru:-
II gives pleasure state the good have cxpererced
from your pills Since commenced their have et In
all respects Ike and the rheumatism took
them relieve has entely disappeared. pre-
JUDGED against them their operation vas attended
with grpiIg; hut further expersnce am con-
vneed such pains only caused by T. medicine strug
Cling with and removing certain obsructons IN the bowels
commenced with taking Ave pills eery night going
bed and by increase OF pirevely evening ran the
take for days and then reduced 70 ye pills at
n With the OF se urst three doses have
perenccd no pain or grp. but the operat both
easy and pleasant tops me pills ior days.
LOOKING offensive Filter, which glad TO have got clear
terious in bowels; ana said before, feel IKE
so nc Sincerely your friend,
Jun FRANKLIN L. HAwLEY, 2se Ciasson avenue.
BRAsDRETH's PILLS are sold by all druggists, and al
the psncfpal Office, Brandrcth House, New York
fscrve b. BRANpRETH in waite letters ON the Uovern
80, stamp on each bt~ =. 80 eS'e'A'7
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!. ---mgGkTt's COURT.
KINGS CnuNJy-.r.,. voo..,

no following named parties, deceased,
The wwsed TO probate during the week ending
vera ls the surogases Court Of Kings county =
Mary Warren of the town Of New Lots, and Oliver NJ
Petit Michael Heavy and Nies Nelson, Of the city oil
prookyn Letters OF administration were granted In
the estates OF Caharino Ford formerly Catharne Fin.
levi Jonathan b. Gossnan, Erastus Scver John Boyle,
william McCord, Manning r. Plumosead, all oil Brook
lyn, and Matilda Linngton, OF New Lots.
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A CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE.

Bosros, March IL, 1867.
The First Orthodox Congregational church in Somer-
vile was entirely destroyed by fire early morning.
The loss Cd the building and contents is estimated at
$25 600 which is insured for SIT ,000 The IRE tho
work of an incendiary.
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Wv ~" W --Uv"1MScrsco, March Is, 1867:
sago arrived from Panama TINS

The steamship Coz
mornng "A Arizona state that treaty mas ueo'i
Late aivccs Apaches at Fort Grant. The indians
made With pesce in good faith, and will abide Dy tno
propcn, headquarters. Colonel Crittendens Command
Ppss arrived Il Fort Yuma go. .ro. ,no a,scov.
There much excitement at Presco" over ,n ne, s,,,v
49,. :. olacers on a tributary Of the Aqua fno' hAv
The Indians are troublesome shout Prescott and Wick
onburv.
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Surgeon Snmuel w. Kellogg. u -. N.
On the sih Of January last Surgeon Samuel Wilson
Kellogg Of the United States Navy, died suddenly at
Montevideo, in I'D republic OF Uruguay. 1t appears
that morning OF the 9Th he arose. apparently in
perfect health, and during the day went board tho
steamer Shamokin to take his part the usual
inspection Of the ship Later in the day he went
ashore to the house OF FRIEND and after conversing for
q while, asked for glass OF water The water was
handed to him, and alter drinking part he threw the
remainder on his hands Suddenly no complained OF
darkness OF vision, accompanied by general shudder-
ing OF the body, and in few minutes he dead His
funeral attended by the American English, French
Italian Spanish, Russian and Por uguese officers Of the
ships then in port together with the band OF the British
steamer Narcssus, and the inferred in the
English Cemetery at Montevideo.
Surgeon Kellogg native OF New York, having
been born in this city in March, $685. On the 9th OF
September 1887, he entered tho service OF the United
States Navy, and after passing through the various
stages OF his profession was promoted 70 the position o.
full Surgeon with the rank Of captain the 26tn Of
August ls4S His total length Of service in the navy
was twenty years and four months, of which time
fifteen years and six months were spent At The
principal Of his service the North Atlantic
and at the time Of his death he Fleet Surgeon the
North Atlantic squadron. In February, 1851 Surgeon
Kellogg married TO Miss Lavcndeira, of Monovdeo
whom he leaves widow, together with four children.
Tie deceased Of the abest officers the navy,
and his death will be loss 10 the service and
source Of general regret TO his friends.
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AFFAIRS IN ST. LOUIS.
Sentence Of n Robbcr--Arrcst Of Alleged
Thieves.

ST. LOUIS, March 10 1907
George W. strattan, concerned in the jewery robbery
M Brantford, Canada last summer sentenced to the
terday.
Frederick Hoover and Elizabeth Cation arrested
here yesterday charged with stealing $500 In money az
quantity OF jewelry aud furs from gentleman ir.'eo
York. About $500 worth Of the properly wac
from them
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o 3 7 r q A r Y.

General Joseph Markle. of Penn sylvanin.
General Joseph Markle died at Pittsburg Friday
last, aged nincty-two years Hc q prominent old
line whg, and defeated for the Governorship Of
Pennsylvania in 1912 by Skunk He was q soldier in
the Whisky war In 1885, and in the war of 1874
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John A. Bntcs. Jr., U. 9. N.

This gentleman paymaster in the United states
vice. died Of yellow fever Panama tho 4h instant
The deceased native OF Massachusetts, and entercd
the naval service the 10th OF March, 1852 On the
eth Of March, 1865, he commissioned paymas ter
in the navy with the rank OF lieutenant commander
and ordered to duty board Of the United States
steamer jamestown Paymaster Bates quite young
man, and ns death will be deeply regretted by the many
en a. ha ed
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FIRE At coRNINs. \. Y.

ROCHESTER, NJ T., March l6, 1851
re at Corning last night destroyed barn. grocery,
dwelling house and tue Blue Eagle block, Canal ana
Market streets The amount or loss and insurance not
yet ascertained.
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Mr. Oscar Pfciers benefit concert came off at Irving
Hall last night and the attendance much better than
might be expected from such unpromsing state Of
affairs outside Mr. Pfeiner, To judge from his rendering
OF an Ernan fantasia Of his own, and Lszts illustration
Of the Prophet is pianist OF order His touch
somewhat hard but of considerable power nervous
vigor and he the first essential attributes of
pianistinlegib and correct phrasingin the high
est degree. These qualities seldom united with such
strong, massive style Mr. Pfeiier displays and both
tend 70 develop fully the boundess of
grand piano in the most ample manner Nine Alteri
and Messrs Poack and Hennig assisted in the concert
and favorably received
The last grand popular concert for the benefit Of the
attaches OF Seinway and Irving halls took place the
former well known establishment last evening. The
night was one that augured badly Tor benefit, but
pretty large audience attended spite OF the
The artists the occasion from the celebrated
Harrison and Baeman troupe assisted by Messrs Sinp
son and Thomas VINO replaced Hill and Strini both in
disposed The inclemency OF the weather did not
the fiat in alt of the soprano in Ardtis suffering
IL Bacfo, Rosa's admirable violin playing, Mills clear
crisp touch and sweep the grand. The concert
success in musical land hope In Financially point
If vie
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A M U s ( M E NJ T 8 .
New York Theatre.

Tho performances presented u this popular place Of
Amusement last evening Of specially entertaining
character comprising the comsdetta BY Blackstone
titled the Maid with the Milking PAIL beautiful seec
ton Of Scotch ballads Of which the tableaux vvants
that were introduced strkingy illustrative and
The mirth provoking burlesque Of Perseus and andre
media In the latter the vvacity and grace Of Lady
Don were displayed conspicuous advantage. Poly.
dectes by Lewis Baker Cassiops by Marx Smith, and
the various assumed parts by Yrs Marie wilkins, Miss
Lille Eldridge and Mrs. YeAmans met with the decided
appreciation or an audience that was quite large con-
sidering the stormy weather.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate.
ALsAss, March 10, lse.
uLs RzPoRrnD FAvoRAmY.
Amsndng the New York Pilot law.
To discontinue portion Of Second avenue Broekyn
Amending the charter a the New York Accidental In
surance Company.
Amending the charter Of the National Union Life and
Limb Insurance Company Ordered 70 4 third reading
Amending the charter OF the Brooklyn Life Insurance
Company.
The Erie County Poor bill
For the Improvements Of Onondaga creek, Syracuse
Passed.
:. Bills INTRODUCED.
: amending the Charter Of the Clifton Springs water
Cure Company
Ny Mr. PARsoss-To build Female House Of Refugss
In Rochester,
BY Mr.. WHrE-To amend the charter OF syracuse
BY MI. PIEksos-To amend the charter relative to-
raising money In Brooklyn for school purposes
By Mr.. LENr-Reative to tho transfer Of securities
deposited with the Superintendent OF the Insurance De-
partment
BY Mr. Low, from the majority Of the Conference Com
miee reported back the Constitutional Convention bill
and amendments which were agreed upon and ordered
70 be printed
CANAL mEAKwATER
The bill providing for breakwater az the junction Of
the Chemung canal with Seneca lake ordered to O.
third reading
HARLEM RAILROAD, ETC
Mr. Low made majority report to prohibit the use Of
steam on the Harlem Railroad below Seventy. eghths
street, unless the Yorkvie cut shall be- built up and
covered Also in favor Of changing the ronte Of
the Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad.
Adjourned until Monday evening.
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Theatre Francois.

Furgeau rEmpoisonneur, five act drama Of somewhat
sombre coloring. was presented for the first time last
evening Il would require space than Is at present
at our disposal to analyze work which is not likely TO
gain permanent hold upon the symIatbes Of play.
gosrs 1t must suffice to say that the piece was care
fully rendered. The attendance good and the APP
pause bestowed liberal The habiuss of the theatre.
aware OF the proposed departure OF NM Chandora Scr
bot and Nine. Sannier expressed by their repeated
piaudits warm appreciation Of the efforts OF these
dyes in the past. Mile. Carue who assumed the lead
ing role, was also cordially received. Her recognized
talent has won her many admirers, who will yet have
frequent opportunities TO enjoy winning naturaness
and grace Of her impersonations.
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ALBANY, March 10, 1851.
To incorporate the New Rochelle Fire Engine Com
pany
To incorporate the Soldiers Business Despatch corps
To regulate the practice OF the First Judicial district
relative to courts at chambers
To amend the Contracting Board act
To incorporate the ontario County Monument Associ-
alton.
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
Mr. RANSOM, by unanimous consent, introduced bin
authorizing the construction Of underground railroad
in the city Of New York.
To amend the act relative to assignments for the bene
fit Of creditors.
To amend the charter Of the village of Norwich.
THINKS TO GEORGE PEABODY.
Mr.. DREAMER, by unanimous consent, moved that tho
thanks OF this House be rendered George Peabody for
his generous donations TO the people of the Southern
States AdoptedS
ADVANCED THIRD READING
To amend the charter Of the Ulster County Savings
Bank.
To authorize the Tray ellers' Insurance Company to
effect insurance upon lives of individuals.
To legaize certain acts Of the Niagara Fails Suspen
sion Bridge Company
To further amend the act for the incorporation OF in
surance companies.
To amend tho charter OF the Westchester County Mu
tual Insurance Company
TO incorporate The National Telegraph Union AssocIa
ton.
10 incorporate the Hamilton Savings Bank Of Brook
lyn Adjourned.
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Thousands arc every day cured BY their use.
The Hon. Demas Barnes says:-uI sell more Of
dreths Pills than Of ali others put together.
CURE OF 1KFLAxxAToRy RHEuxArIsx.

Dr. BRANDRETT-
For years have been subject naan,.
matory rheumatism. which usually every three or
four months My physicians were Of the highest reputs
ton BY their advice colchicum. other
celebrated m
attacks which lasted for weeks my attack
concluded to your Pills. I lying upon m
bed At the time suffering the pains feet and
ankles, which pen describe.
The first dose Of six Pills effective that in q few
hours the pain and swelling sensby abated and In forty
eight hours all gone and cured no
return
send you this testimonial for the benefit others who
suffering IN similar manner, may know how they find
certain relief.
I am respectfully yonrs,
j. ID. DUDLEY
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MIsCELLANEOU.
BRANDRETH'S FILLS

natures medicine because the disease
may be- or how intense. where four,
six more always relieves and perseverance,
cure practicable because they take from the blood only IL
impurities.
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a -HoFF's MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE or
A. HEATH VI

BEVERAGE OF HE Tu nAcr
These are vegetable jelly. starch, H., ga ......,
matter jelly IL an extremely nourish anu saccnarne
assimated by the human organs and cosenmsn,, n
dires,ed Starch has been wisely adted, ~ ~ Ss
moderate the too rapid effects of the geain6 ~ oruer 20
substance soluble in water yuiinons ana
rather nourishing- The saccnarine prclpe Ias sssx
and palatble taste. wv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-15
SHERIFF. sALE--Farmer Of al

~ TATE o. WISCONSIN, = Circuit court OF Grant Co.,
~ 1faht county Wisconsin.
John s. Richards, plaintiG, against Cath
crime Farmer, Life Farmer her husband, Sarah n.
paigh and George L. Dtigh her husband Charles
Nash Susan Nash George Nash Mary @. Nash Life
!, Nash and Alta u Nash infant heirs of Robert
Nash deceased, and George Burgess, defendants.
liy virtue Of Judgment of foreclosure and order O.
sale rendered aud made at the September Term 1867 OF
the Circuit court OF said county shall the 2lst day
OF Novembers A. D. 1907 at the front door of the
house in the village of Lancaster in sail county, efer
for sale and will sell al public auction II o'clock
OF that day to the highest bidder for cash the following
described real estate to-wt
Commencing thirteen rods west of the
OF Section twentyone n in Township (2) north
OF Range one ~ west, and running from thence west
thirteen rods thence north thirteen rods thence east
enrods thence suth thirteen rods the place
of beginning containing acre, or less, lying
and being situated in the county Of Grant and State
Wisconsin
Said sale will be made TO satisfy said Judgment inter
est, costs and costs accruing.
Dated sherfs Office, Lancaster Wis, October. = 1867
A. r. BUSHNELL. j. L. COX, Sheriff
Plaintiff Attorney. Is
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SHERIFF sALE--Davie ct al.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, Circuit court of Grant CO..
- Grant county 90 Wisconsin
David Marsh and Francis Marsh his wife and Lea Marsh
Plaintiffs Eliza Dave and William Dayie her hus-
band Charles Marsh and Eliza Harsh his wife Moses
Marsh and Mary Il. Marsh and William Ii Marsh, de-
fendants
BY and under the authority Of judgement rendered
and made in said on the nth day Of eptt Inber
A. d. 1866, ordering that sale be made Of the lands
described in said Judgment andby the direction of the
Sheriff Grant countyi shall on the I'D day of Noven-
Der 1866 At o'clock in the afternoon of that day
caster in said county offer for sale and will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash. the north
quarter OF the northeast quarter and the north
half Of the northwest quarter Of Section % in
township five % north OF Range five ~ west of the
fourth principal meridian in Grant county Wisconsin
Said sale Will be made in order to divide the proceeds
Of such sale among the parties interested therein after
dedueng the costs and expenses Of said action and the
expenses OF sale.
Dated Sherfn office, Lancaster, Wis, Oct = 1867
A. r. BUSHNELL, J. P. COX, Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Attorney. is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-15

SsFArr = Wisconsin, = Circuit Court Of Grant couu
~ NV"h'S OF "ft't. ty, Wisconsin.
Jacob lloeincr, plaintiff, DIR. Augustus Bunsen and
Mrs Lena Bunsen, vile Of said Dr Augustus nnnseu.
defendants.
ny virtue Of judgement Of foreclosure and order Of
sale rendered and made at the September Term 1867 of
ue circuit Court q said county, viii offer for saetnd
viii sell at public anelion 70 the highest bidder for
cash al the 'front.' door of the courthouse in tie village
q ilhcsl ter, Uft county, Wisconsin, the 22d day
OF November, 1857 1T 10 clock A. NJ On that day th,
following described real estate to wit
Loi hnmber innrA4 % IN block rumbaI'six 90 in the
ase q Cass vlleln the conntyot Grant and State of
said village.
Sa'd sale will be nude to satisfy the judgement in
this case aountlI ia three hunre and ce and
o. luoths dollars tssB ~ and forty aud lloOs
dollars (s4l6Ol costs interest and accruing costs
Dated Sherifs Office, Lancaster Wis., October Z 1867
w. L. DEWEY, J. r. cox Sheriff
Plaintiffs Attorney. is
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PROOF OF WILL--Raw.

CtTArE OF WISCONSIN,, Probate Ofice October 3,
- County Of Grant. 1867.
In tho of The Proof and Probate Of The Iazt viii
and testament Of George Raw, deceased, late Of the
County Of Grant
Whereas, an instrument in writing. purporng TO be
the last viii aud testament Of George Raw deceased,
late OF the County of Grant has been filed in this Offices
aud whereas, application has been made by Thomas g.
Stephens praying that the same be proven and admit
ted to Probate according to thelaws Of this States
Therefore it ordered that said application lie heard
before at the Probate office iii the Village Of Lancas
ter, in said county, Tuesday the 10Th day Of October
a. - 1867 IT one occck III thcaitern0on Of said day
And it is further ordered tat notice shall he given to
all persons interested in said win Of the time and place
Of said hearing by publication in the Grant County
HERALD, newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks each week prior to the time
such hearing.
by the Court: VIM. McGONIGAL.
lS-w3 County Juhge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-15
ESTATE OF SUFFER-.

GTATE or WISCONSIN :. In Probate-Grant County
- Grant County. Court, Oct. Term 1867.
Present, VIM. McGonieal, County Judge. In the mat
tor ofthe estate Of Lucius Sutter, deceased.
On this I'd day Of October 1867. upon reading and FL
ing the petition Of Edmund II. johnson of Grant
ty stating that Lucius Suffer Of Grant county recently
died intestate leaving estate within said county, and
praying that he be appointed administrator Of the
0f the said deceased; TK
1t Is ordered thst said application be heard before
me, theJudge Of this curt, al the Probate office in
Lancaster. in said county Tuesday The 1gtn day Of
october, A. D. 1871 ~ oclock IN tile afternoon
said day;
Aud r further ordered that notice of said applica-
ton and hesring lie isen al persons interested by
publication ~ q copy % this order for iree successive
weeks in each week, in the Grant county Herafd
weekly newspaper ufinted ut Lancaster, in said coun-
ty prior o. sad day fieallng.
by the Court.
lsw3 M. MeG0NIGAL, County Judge
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PROOF OF WILL--Barnabv.

StTATE or WISCONSIN, Probate Office October T.
- Grant county. 1867
In the matter Of the proof and Probate Of the last will
and testament OF Augustus B;slnaby deceised late OF
the county OF Grant.
whereas. an instrument in writing, purportng to Ice
the last will and testament Of Augustus Barnaby de-
I'd late of the county of Grant hiss been filed in this
office; and whereas, application has been made by
Lucy j. Barnaby, praying that the same be proven
md admitted to Probate according to the laws Of this
State:
1t Is ordered that said application be heard before me
at the Probate Office in the village OF Lancaster in said
county Monday the 4th day of November A. D.,
1867, AT ono clock in the afternoon Of said day:
And it is further ordered TINT notice shall be given
all persons interested in said will 1.-THE time and place
OF said hearing by publication in the Grant County
Herald newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks each week prior the time of
such hearing. BY the Court.
lsw3 WM. NcG0NlGAL, Co. Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-15

4 Goop LAW What " mid hstho
consequences. il the following l9w
passed. 10y the English Parliament ~
1870, was in force now?
"ihSt all women, Of whalevera. are.
rank, profession on degree uhet6e,
virgins, maids or widows. who sball
after this act, impose upon Scduce
or hetray into matrlmony, any Of Hi,
Maiesty's subjects bN virtue of'Scents
paints, cosmetic washes artificial
teeth, iron stays. bolstered Inns OF
high heeied shoes, Shall incur The nen.
atty OF the law now IN force against
witchcratt and like misdemeanors
aud that marriage under such cir,
cumstances, upon conviction of tn,
offence. shall be null and void"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-15

KEROSENE IANp ExrLosIoS.- Re
Gently, as Mr. Nathan 4 odd and wife.
OF Rowloy, Mass. were retiring. the
latter attempted TO blow out the light
which Immediately communicated
with the kerosene causing an cxplo,
sion. Mrs. 7. was in hnr ni.gl, a"ea..,
when took FIRE, Burning her severe
~ Mr.. L. at length smothered the
flames and eXtiguished the fire, but
not until he as well as his wife was
badly injured. The accident arose
from blowing the flames down into
The lamp.-Aeirb0rYPoH HeraH
Blowing down the chimney is a
very poor way Of extinguiShine a
lamp. II requires good degree Of
dcXtcrily and considerable amount
of breath. 1t should mover be resort,
cd to- except the object be to blow
up the lamp. The easiest way of
cxtingushing a lamp happens to be
the safest; turn the wick down pret>
" low and give i slight puli az The
bottom ofthe chimney.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-15

undl Fided = ga hs74 10 ofoWnsII = fafish 10 q
Tonn Of PiatlsgiLIs- Tonn 8. Ranxsl Nat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-15

Bea- B'raboo claims the honor Of
having raised the greatest weight Of
hops to the acre. From his four
acre yard, which last year gave a
crop Of 2250 pounds to the acre, Mr..
II. Il. Potter has this season taken
eleven hundred and twenty odd box
Is Of hops, which at ten pounds to
the boX-and lie is couidcnt they
VIII average this-vould Give the
enormous average ofover $500 pounds
to the acre W. doubt # ,6i.. Mas
been beaten in this country out of
Sank county, and we have never seen
anything in our English exchanges
to equal it. But this is stif behind !
crop raised here come yeais ago bv
Mr.. Cottington which went 1000
pounds to the acre Baraloo R@ou5 ]
lc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-15

nen-Itis reported that 4 large mum.
Der OF the National Banks in tie
country have united with whiskey
dealers in the effort to displace Secre.
tary McCulloch, their object being TO
prevent the early return 10 specie
payments, as indicated in the Secrc>
tary's policy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-15

n qr OF he or and sw ar
of ne or Is A Franklin ~
50 ar " ar - W Harrison 3S
Toxa Of Pofeh t;roce-T0Ea6 8, Rage -Speeai Benin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-10-15

g The attendance and receipts
We're the largest at he Dayton 81. any
Ohio State Eairyct neld There were
80, 600 single entrance tickets sold on
Thursday, besides from 5000 10 To-
000 committeeman dead~hcaGs and
children, making an aggregate At
tendance ofsbout u, 000. The entire
receipts viii foot up $4,000