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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-18
A NNAMEssIO SHORT LINE

AND
United states Mail Route TO the South
and SOuthVYeEt.
On and sfteT JULY s. trains will leave Depot Phla-
daInbia wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad, BROAD
street and WASHINGTON Avenue, at IL p. NJ, con.
Meeting closely with Express trains for the principal
ct,ea south including Wilmington. N. O., GOdsooro,
Nevvbern. charleston, Savannah, Raleigh, Charlotte
Columbia, Macon, Augusta. Montgomery, Mobile,
New orleans, and intermediate points.
For tickets and information inquire at ofices Nos.
an and s2s CHEeNU UT Street, or at Depot BROAD
Strsat and WASHINGTON Avenue. IL sm
~ H " TObIPKlNs, General agent Norfolk. Va
q q 7 'IROW BRI DGE, General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

u
movement on all former methods made
by the Schreiber Cornet Manufacturing Company
sruced by machinery the important which
novel invenons secured 20 the company by letters
delicate parts with degree OF accuracy
fore attained and the company produce instruments
uniform excellence which they warrant to be the
p0rfect made.
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

Tsll4 sEiru,4, kprii = ~
oton a,l Flcer arp sin iarge a,me ienana; Ner.e
ase 70 bi.bsl. 4 s. 8 Tor Psaasss mia red sns ss 80
sSr cahiorri rel I've -dyaneiSg sa,ess. s 50 .srn-
M. nj e ii Ne rn 81 Oats ir,a ssles % bushels Of s
a. d % Il q q j s ssss as%s2s sp Il
GOD dmaad; sales 90 %. head q re s'ae rsr peuaa
dmsnd siyaucs, saIes 81 800 ssaa as se ssA Peg
go. -. m,n,,. :, IA. sa.Hnons, Apsa 1857
ssr ssrse SIS IS coeresd r s at sis whsa, am am
siisas 6 Oats active a. SO. asio wblsssy nominal
sUSa sS asfhaassd rssans ''
., soswseo, A. April s 1891 ,o
assSs ;ssas 5 q: e sys ass sa sa
sonlnasa material advance IN the New York market
boiling q Ne s S % oer s as sss
100 ponnds oasi u per % pound sscks Mn feed
asi!ss psss 81 RI 's& sSp.ss: %aasss
3 New ~ Yd nss CO. Xsany and scensSady '
Sc sSa ass but % %ss % amber IS
Corn active and adv reed c Sales at soc Tor new NO.
: oA'' s1's' a'' '''e's'N' crclssArr, April 8 1857
ding Flour 6uog.a % and excited advance Of soc
s s,S xss 1aS 81 aas asa oMs M
s. %s IL %
u Is Si''s: 80 M's =:
Ssps. ass sa. At 5 % wSsay & % aa % 4 pa
S 81 m iis
M H. m has mot
n ss ss G s4s Is a9ss
@ e. assry :ssl M seed N SE ss sss %
Coffee c Green apples s firm y per pO ssh.r nsssa @
s sn,s and .s AYs ssSRs
looked for until the close Of the week.
Flour @ holder. asking s se aS adssnss e spring ex
MS S. S 10 soa 4 iA;y sesss & aes Closing ha
Ss sr 1ad % 81
OF No Barley firm and adyancngj salcs a. 81 " 81 70
ss ~. ar spsI; ;sss JS psss y saS
S SoS SS' ss S Sass 04 s G
bushels corn. s,oOo bushels oats. ,os,
sa.s: rlss. s!S for ssrr 81 =. 'sass <.
ss sss sGp
steady and price. iov';a ss
s or pas 1917 adenae
e s wsss s 6 sr sSo 9 s1s fss1ss sis
os e S !, B;sS sass q Y
a sssss. dai; ness pork ga Ssson
sssl s'sa: s'dis f.s ss
un,h.ns.a sDy. " oaph hs:n. ls
Cotton quiet; sales 500 bales middings, 2S Receipts
464 bales.
% ss.. !: s ~ 10 @ towards the close
Cotton dull and declining with e OFFERING psnd buyers
withdraw; sales bales at Irregular prices; receipts lis
The New York herald., 1867-04-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Apsti SEP. ".
The tendency towards improvement on tho Stock En-
change has been checked to-day ny the elsgrams from
Europe announcing rather heavy decline IN American
and other securities both il England and on the Cont
nent In consequence OF threatened rupture between
France and PRUSSIA. Although the actual oa'oreaA
Of hestiliues in the Old World would tend 10
Improve the carrying and export trade @ 'nis
country and indirectly to advance the market
value of railway securities the bears on the Stock Ex-
change made use OF tho intelligence an argument in
favor az further decline and their expectations were
mot disappointed notwthsan ling that monoy was gene
rs,lv reported in bst,er supply than at any time as
~eek The rate for call loans strictly seven per
cent even on government securities and good houses
vere grecl, accommodated; but 10 Was notceaoie
tha. the wants OF highly speculative Mms
and others in inferior credit were not viii
lnply met IN all cases even by those banks which
had funds unemployed owing TO the very conservative
feeling which Just prevails among them Discounts
are consequently made great caution and only the
sc, grade OF commercial paper passes al per cent,
clher signatures being out OF favor at the banks
rhe sta ement OF the associated banks for the
week reflects the condition Of the money market
during tho past week. in which there considerable
drain into the Sub Treasury caused by Treasury drafts
upon It's repositories To-day however the SubTreasu-
" has disbursed two three millions beyonds
ceipts payment for seventhirty notes bought for
conversion, and its balance has been reduced to
sl02 355 347 accordingly The deposits, chiefly those
OF country banks show the unusually large decrease
Of s4els, ,esl, and the legal tender notes Of
s343so o36 The loans have at the same time de-
creased only ssl2, 337 and the specie $685. 1896 The
would have been greater but the sales Of coin
by the government The circulation shows increase
Of slo6,37s. The totals Of the present and previous
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

The foreign exchange market strengthened under the
European news and closed nrm at the subioned quota
tons Bankers bills England at sixty days l0s
i0ess at three days, look iooys; commercial bills,
1917 10sk. Francs at sixty days. 52Iz 5l7h; a,
three days, 617Ha5l5 Bills on Berlin, 71st 721s
ON Bremen, 7ss. az; on Frankfort, 4oA ~; on Am.
uerdam, 4ok AK; on Hamburg, 35,s 3ox; on Ant
~erp, $50 a51sl
Mnng shares were Grmer and moderately active, and
Alameda Silver advanced 20 IS 90. Al the first board
Corydon closed 13c higher than II the same time on
Saturday, selling at s. 10; Columbian Gold and Silver
be-, selling at s3 TO- Consolidated Gregory Gold was
nc lower, selling al 80 2o Alameda Silver sold at
W % Al the second board Alameda silver closed l0c.
higher than al the brst board selling at IS co. Quartz
HUI DC, selling at 81 10 Consolidated Gregory Gold
vas 2oo lower selling az ss %; Corydou 10c., selling
a - TO-
The United States Assistant Treasurer in this city is
now ready TO receive for examination schedules of
thirty or more coupons due Mayl
The sub-Trcasury's statement for ,oasv 10 a. sol.
lows
Reefs for customs ss22 900 Payments shs,, zen
For gold notes.. $4,000 Balance. 1oS AN s?Y
Total recepts... 2, 726, ,T01
The eighth annual report OF the Presden, az ,hs
Macon and Brunswick tGaj railroad gives the earnings
Of the road for the year 1865, from all sources Al
Sos 500; working expenses, period, all sources
ssoo27; net earnings sl2.47o The report Of tho
superintendent shows that nearly twenty miles Of new
tcs and eighteen miles Of string mbeEs have been
placed in the track during the year. The long teste
bridges Stone Flat and Savage creeks hsre been
reconsuced on pile foundations and W repairs
made on other bridges along the line.
The comparative earnings OF the undermsn,oned rail-
reads for March q this and Lest gear were:-
x.n... and clael.n.., sss:fo ss:s .sssss ssss
Atlantic and Great Western. 80. 3es, 400 A3s, oz0
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

Caii' raia Hour tsacks and bills 81 Is IS
The market for wheat rule buoyant and
m q the s an o aa
.he close pr muco the saturday no
Mw.akse being obtain es a. q s so%%sn M - was a
Mwaasse :s club g. s. e 80 q, for No sso 50
corn market MAS excicd BY runors Of approaching in
and the advance n n gold and S with m an active
pr,scs fully psr bashe sound Western mixed
aas ss Business ssss % -ss sS' ana A. s..es ss
mere " % ~ & sa.hs. a. a. fsG mixed & western n,srS
Mssssrn 4 ,as depot. s aS for new soassn yellow and
were Is oOO bushels zoe Ss Tor Ga !ac
demand rye market which was excited and de-
a. s. aen and
81 40 for Canada est In bond Barley Also hfmcr
Wsss free ii - Ma. dui aud nominal Che sb
GussY BAGS remained quiet but finn at our last quota.
of Y. saes to arrive q, boston 2, osc gold IN bond
e sS s oaeS s" al remained nSssa Sas sr"
lar was y fair dsmsad and arm at 81 Soasi % for
ors ruled eaay hrm with sales OF lo0 bales at soc
MoLAssrs. psrset quite and prices were
a ard sss sssss dss
q" lots sonmanaea Non c%sn.S "as @ "a
being slnai. lots. Common quoted 81 y
iss sss 90 sss * 10 'as Il sS@p x s s = as 81 s
DO do strained g - "a 2. d. - DO comnos s,rnsd @ a.
wilmington, . arrive soi. pr saic
Oiis-Linsced was nrinly held ~ 9ic. goh though We
~ ~; crusheFs dem the lat price fish
remained duh at ouriss qnotsto's Sms sales laid oil
made at 81 10 sl - y pflm. winter. -
ss and fs s S Ss = Do ess % Z. ~
"a encd dull and heavy 81 h1e tor new Weste mess,
but closed drmcr under fsriy actse demand az xz3
we,eso@o SSl. Al sl3 4 sis is for new mess, s-.
S2l Is Tor old do, -. % 80 y Tor ~ and SO
sg 70 Tor prim. Also fo future delivery, lu bols new
for Nay 81 ~ ster's ana baye,s option, and 90
bbls. do for May :. 50 i2 seller option. beef was a
changed IN every rcssc iies OF p bbs at SIS Ss "
for meas aud fi2 a 80 for new pam do
beef hams We nooea eses o. 40 ohs a 80 SO cnieiy
meats were aerac demand and firm al isAc l4i4c
for hams o Tor shoulders, VITA sales of 10 pacx
ages withn the fants lhs demand Tor bscyn sas hsn
cut and u for short 1pbe. Ihc tI nlar
ket in A. gold, ruled very hrn with
acs.. demand the sales Footing np ll ibis new at We
Isi Butter tiled 1Ui aud 2g Soc. for STATE
sIi : lie. ~ -
in pbls 10, xlar srsviiy We card ct sars Of
ment. og r1 dca iuere slghty improved demand,
ces rgct sdy s.dari white icing stu quoted ~
2c. The sale rfe--ssg shis. standara ware At vJ
hedl ,sraW o vis ~ es l0V staaard whLe for
Juae. f's Hliyr Il ssac a1l JaN ~ f ne nfe On
the slot ~ 80 icfAe. .n Plisecpfa = SIC vas
ehectea a Ir0t abs standard was,e ~ I,ir.
rteady.
sssrS rrts VISA afis i movement = ca,tuia lins-sd,
w 81 ~ s2fNl tirs a b1siNrt n r. IL ft9 4tH
asti5s ~ N
,,t,aiE, remained rp,h,nsea ss'e. saotl ,gs. stue =
Ntsst 1te rags for -f q W.. >, oascnNale fgof.
Par - XfA .st rlNN Uas es spj.t4 d NJ. = 49, Tie
saie. "sie ~ lAes, sa'ge iQac ~ Gus, Ala 49,
The New York herald., 1867-04-09
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, April 6-6P. ".
CorrEE.-The market for Rio remained steady and
sales ss2 bags Hebe private terms OF other descrp
tons sales reported.
the advance gold the market
continued decline, Of the unf avorabe news
from Liverpool cable and limited business
acted The sales confined 100 bales We quoc:
Upland. Florida. Mobile. ". q. q. r.
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

Tho Toronto Globe represents that railroad fever is
prevalent in the western section Of Upper Canada A
meeting held in Hamilton recently to advance what
Is called the "Norhwessern Railroad project-a pro-.
posed Inc IRON Guelph to Oven Sound or sbout par
alle with the existing road from Toronto to coingwood
Another similar project further removed westward from
the existing composition was recently agitaed being
fhe proposal Of isc rom stratford point on
Georgian Bay Lake Huron. in that vicinity. But
the Globe sneers this down being move $50 mani
festly In the interest of Buffalo that found few sup
portersn
The Washington 7nteiligsncer prints the following re-
spec,ing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
We learn that the arrangements complete for the
speedy construction Of this important highway. In
Few days a large addition will be made TO the force
already employed and s is expected that before the
next regular session o. Congress tbs main line viii be
completed far Upper Marlboro, and the branch
from Coll ngton this city, giving that long desired
route Baltimore and the East
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

To Liverpool l5O boses bacon i5s 50 bales cotton a. 3D.
IS hhds tallow lbs 3d. bbls rosin 3d. 5
cedar l6 per steamer 90 bales at I'D
bbls pork 2s I'd and 20 talow To Bremen,
$50 bales &c The charters were:-A Norwegian
brig to Cronsadt loo bbls pstroenm 6s 81 NoIwe
bark direct port In the Baltic 5000 bbs petroleum.
Bremen ship Venice, tobacco, ASS, and vessel
from New Bedford Cork for ORDERS whale OIL private
terms.
Flour AND GaAIx-Receips, 66.5 bbls. -four s71 BAGS
meal ~ 600 bushels wheat 26J0 do and 6l do
The State and Western -four excited
with demand from the and specu
inquiry, prices advanced from l6c TO &c bbl,
with sales a prices indicating advance Of a
soc The market closed strong the advanced prices
taforna hour aiso irmer in sympathy with other
kinds. The sales lncudiDg Callforna) 1900 bbls.
-four, though quiet, ruled frmer, with
sales Of 2o obs For rye our there more demand and
at 81 IS O meal noticed sales $50 bbls.
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

Two LADIES OR MAN AND WIFE CAN BE ACCOM-
modated with Board In the country. with private fam
iy hours ride from depot For particulars address r
Nsls Long Ridge, Conn.
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

IrIRsT CLASS BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN FARM
house plsasantiy located Erie Ralroa' one hour
from city: Apply 70 MASON No. Tryon row ). HAR-
1N0 Godwinviic.
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

rvENOR wANTBD-FOR A CATHOLIC CHURCH In
Jersey CITY. must read music Addreea 1atng terms.
TEvoR SINGER DESIRES A FIRST CLASS sIruA
lion lst Of Nay. Addrvsg L. q. o., station q.
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

vvAHrBD--A DESIRABLE SUMNER BoARDfEO
w place, within twenty miles city Hau New York; for
family q seven must be FIRST class In eys respscs ,our
good sized ooms will must be within ne mnuss
waik Of depot or boat kndnR Address, In (uiL y ".
Willis por l,iiA New yorh Post ohcc. Rsfsvsncss o.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17
Qu@rO's Ideas on Composition Writing.

Writing compositions has ever been
/ the great bug bear to the peace OF
school boys and girls, and il will prob
ably SO remain, until teachers break
away from the present liteless routine
Of teaching it, While other departs
ments construction engage the earns
est attention of educators, and new
theories of imparting knowledge OF
the so>called pillars Of common
SCHOOL education are increasingly adj
vanced this, which ranks high in its
practical utility, is almost wholly ig-
nored, a drudgery TO both the teach>
ers and the taught, What is the oc-
casion OF all this apathy Is it be-
cause the subject is devoid Of any
thing calculated to lead out The mind
to a love for it, or because the major
ity are too ignorant to impart such
instruction ? 1t cannot be the forms
er, because every branch of knows
edge has that within itself, which if
reached, acts upon the mind as stim>
illus to dpeper research. This inspi-
ration, SO to speak, can only be at
tanned by a penetration beneath the
floating surface knowledge OF the sub.
ject. The instructor should 50 lay
open this outer covering, that the
child may catch glimpses Of the in,
terror beauty, and thus be melted to
persevering effort to make it his own.
a revolution in the manner of CONS
position teaching is imperatively
needed-the old fashioned method
ought to receive thorough upturn-
ing to its lowest depths.
70 secure q well-balanced mind
natural order OF development must
be followed, and this order so well un>
derstood by the teacher, that he may
wisely adapt means to that end
When this intellectual bud is thus
unfolded according to the order OF
nature, the most beautiful flowers
will be produced. and the expansion
will be the most rapid and healthtul.
In no department of mental disci>
pline is this more true than in the
subject before us.-Kenosha Teacher.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17
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A Monkey Teacher.


In my drinking days had friend
who had a monkey, which he valued
at high price. We always took him
out on our chestnut parties. He
shook all our chestnuts for us, and,
when he could not shake them off, he
would go the very end OF the limb and
knock them off with his fist One
day we stopped at large tavern and
drank freely, About half a glass OF
whiskey was lett, and jack took the
glass and drank the contents, the eff
tects of which soon brought him into
full operation-skipping, hopping,
and dancing most entertainingly.-
Jack was drunk. Being six in mum
Der, it was agreed that we should
come to the tavern next day, and get
Jack drunk again and have sport all
day. | called in the morning ut my
friends house who went after Jack
But instead Of being, as usual on his
box, he was not to be seen. We
looked inside, and there he was
orouched up in a heap. "Come cut
here" said his master. Jack came
out On three legs, applying bis fore
paw to his head Jack had the heads
ache. He felt just as L felt many a
morning, He was sick and couldn't
90. SO we put it off three days. We
then met, and, while drinking, a glass
was provided for Jack But where
was he Skulking behind the chairs
Come here jack" said his master,
"and drink" holding glass out to
him. Jack retreated and as tho
door opened he shipped out, and in a
moment was on top Of the house
His master went and called him down
He, however, refused to obey. My
friend got COW skin and shook it at
him, which the monkey disregarded
and continued on the ridgepole, still
obstinately disobedient. His mas tel
got gun and pointed it at him, but
unsuccessfully. Jack slipped over tC
the back Of the building. lie ther
got two guns, and had one pointed OF
each side ofthe house, when the mon
key, seeing his bad case, whipped
upon the chimney, and got down il
one of the fues, and held on by hi
lore paws My friend kept that mon
key twelve years afterwards, bu
could never prevail on him to take
another drop of whisky.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17

GI-The smallest practical railroad
curve is an area Of a circle whose ra.
dius is go feet. Consequently a rail-
road would have to be nine-elevenths
Of mile long in order to make CONS
plete circle. A railroad embankment
must be three times as thick at the
base as its perpendicular height. In
other words, the slope, in order to
stand without sliding, must not be
more than about thirty degre es from
horizontal. The highest embank.
ment in the world is on one OF our
western roads, 249 feet, with base
730 feet thick.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17

gsA The demonstrations Of sympa-
thy with the executed fenians are as
suming dangerous dimensions. From
Dublin it is reported that some So
600 people marched in the funeral pro.
cession. Fenianism, since the execu-
ton, has become a power such as il
never was before, and it derives addi-
tional strength from the general CEN
sure Of the English Government by
public opinion on the continent. 1t
will not be long before England will
find out that the execution was q
great blunder.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17

GARIBALDI COMING TO AMERICA
The Ga@etta del PopoIo, of Turin
confirms the report Of Garibaldis in.
tended voyage to America, and furth
er adds that the Italian Government
Is most anxious to send him AVA IN
order that there should exist 40
further pretext tor the French occu,
patton Of Rome.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17

Eg The La Crosse, Wisconsin, Dem
ocrat, (Brick Pomeroy) of the Sd in
slant, says "lf to admire William
Tecumseh Sherman, the most un>
principled ruffian who ever disgraced
the uniform Of a soldier Of the United
States, is tombstone Of the Demos
racy, then we are content to be ex,
communicated from political commu-
MON with all such Democrats" Ev-
identity, that soldierly speech made
lately by sold Tecumseh" in St, Lou
is, sticks 10 the Democratic craw.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17
ass one Of the British c

ase@ One Of the British conslls in
Japan gives q remarkable account OF
the wealth Of the lead, iron and coal
deposits in the Island OF Yeddo. In
one place coal forms the sea cliffs.
and IN another be walked four milee
over SIXTY per cent OF metal. There
are also Indications OF gold aud cop,
ner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17

81 Tie beloit Tree Press says
that some prominent citizens Of that
city are building new own in Iowa.
Paper aud .aa pencils have been pro-
cured, aad from the well known go
ahead character OF the gentlemen,
there IS 30 doubt that hourishing
"burg" will soon rise in their site.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17
axThe American mode of &C

- Nc AHIUIICaTI HIOUU u UUI~
structing wells by driving tubes into
the ground, so extensively used in
the oil regions and elsewhere, has
been patented in England, aud is now
coming into use there. The British
Govern ment has recognized the mer-
il of the invention By orderinga large
number of tubes for the Abyssinian
expedition
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17

Ey The Joliet Signal is indignant
that colored preacher was allowed
to address the convicts in the State
Penitentlary week or two since
1t insists that the inmates-who are
about all Democrats-were deeply
lnsulted by the outrage Many of
the Democratic listeners were SO in
dignant at the ''insult" offered them.
that they Kissed and cried out. "put
the ID niger out I"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17

Tee near the shais Our h0nored dead
Their marble pile sha bol3 in trust,
Our chiidrens children here shall learn
And realise what freedom cost
Now yet this fame, when m0idering tims
Shall lay his hand on shaft ard n4fne;
Our couu,r5s history call them mine,
And gives them - Immortal fame.
~ ROBBIE Q~ad II you must fan
would thy dust shall molder here
Twou III then indeed De hallowed ground
Believed with many a grateful tear;
Bus uo lis better far To rest,
Beneath the soil We died to save;
Thy country yet shall call thee bless'd
And guard with care the patriots grave.
No elauking chains disturb thy sleep
No { rant lash insult thy grave
Thy blood bath seated the godY gilt
Eternal freedom 70 the slave
God holy son resigned his breath
To bless his foes and free mankind
That alter still retains its worth
To all who treasure him in mind
V lille justice lives, while truth mains,
Or freedom ires the human soul,
We swear thy death shall not be vain,
Bear L witness, this muster roll
EsH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17

The COST OF Publishing A DAILY
observation-disclosures Greeley, III bis
Recollection Of the "orisin and
progress Of the New York TriJune,
as published in the New York Ledqer.
says that "ou the 10Th day OF April,
l841-a day Of most unreasonable
chill, and sleet and snow he issued
he first number Of the Daily New
York Irlbune His current expenses
for the first week were 1925, while
his receipts were S92. Since then the
expenditures and rec ipts Of the e.
Enlistment have gradually increased
until last year it's expenditures were
over nine hundred thousand dollars.
while lis receipts lett no profit be,
yond a fair rent for the premises it
owned and occupied. The intelIec-
tual labor, including reporting. on
that journal, now costs yearly one
hundred thousand dollars, while cor
respondence and telegraphing costs
another one hundred thousand dol
ars.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-17
LANCASTER INSTITUTE.

commences Dec 5th and continues until April, with
the usual vacation during the holidays Charges tor
tuition al other arrangements remain the sane A.
heretofore Ne pains will 10 spared 10 render the In
s.ltuti0u worthy OF the patronage il may receive.
Parents and guardians may rest satisfied that their
children wil receive every attention. They earnest
Is invited unite with Ia securing audsbie zeal
in study and education Their presence IN the school
room always ~.icoine and desired
Esrhose desirons Il further Inflammation can address the
Principal JOSIAHE BEARDSLEY.
Lancaster Dso. -. 1867