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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06
TO TIE MILITARY

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
COUNTY GRANT 80
Having been appointed by the County Judge Of said
county, under call for the organization of volunteer
battery OF artillery signed by than sixtyye res.
dens Of said county, subject to perform military tuty
hereby give notice that the subscribers to said ca
viii meet at the Court House in Lancaster on
Saturday, Augtst 10, 1867, at o'clock r. H..
for the purpose Of electng officers and legally
ing such hattery ST. CHAS. ii. BAXTER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06

If you want any kind of Dry
Goods 90 to Burr's and get them
at the lowest rates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06

sg Atlanta is going to have an OPP
era house and q monument-one for
music and the other for Lincoln.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06
LANCASTER INSTITUTE.

THE FALL TERM
OF this Institution will commence August 9th, and
continue IL weeks.
JOSIAH BEARDSLEY, A. M Principal
Miss n. b. cLAGGETT, Assistant.
Miss NJ. b. BURR, Teacher of siusc
THIS INSTITUTION,
located in the quiet and lovely village of Lancaster Of
iers excellent facilities for gaining thorough and prac
tcai education Special attention will given to those
studies which must form the basis Of every thorough
course OF study.
RATES OF TUITION:
Common English, *
Higher English, :. az
u TN and Greek Languages, 70
instruction on Piano. 90 per course of "a lessons
Tuition VIII be expected in advance No deduction
TOR absence, and no pupil received for less than term
unless by special agreement ID -
5000 board can be obtained in the village at very rea
sonable rates For further particular address tho
.ire'pa- 8s3f July Io-s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06
THIS INSTITUTION.
RATES OF rIIITInN.
PATCH GROVE ACADEMYr
W BRADLEY CLARKE, A. b., Principal
Mrs E. J. NJ NEwscoMB Assistants
THE FATT rTsIspM

THE FALL TERM
OF this Institution will begin TUESDAY sEpTEnBsR 5nn
and continue l2 weeks
No effort viii be spared TO secure to this school the
confidence and patronage hitherto enjoyed.
The COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
= thorough and comprehensive designed especially
meet the wants Of those wishing PRACTICAL, AVAILABLE
10 young gentlemen and ladies DESTROYS ofquslifying
themselves for teaching superior advantages pre-
RATES OF TUITION:
f rsiaAhf DEPARTMENT, 4Oets.per week.
HIGHER, 65
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, 7j
Instrumental Music $1,000 for - lessons
Tnition is expected in advance. NJ deduction made
illness.
bic rates For further information addres tho prpal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06
MANSION HOUSE.
MRS. MARY HYDE 4 SONS.


Thankful for the hatteriug patronage heretofore
tended - the MANSION give notice that the House
will lie well kept heretofore by the subscribers
The Stable the premises Is of the best in Ill
country. MARY HYDE 4 SONS.
WHOLLY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06
DIR. }. b. CORY,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.

PATCH GROVE, WISCONSIN
DR.. Cory keeps hand general assortment of med
cines and is prepared to put mp prescriptions with
curacy and promptuess for cash Office adjoining Col
Hers boot store vl9-6-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06
HIVUHt U ouD5VIIpIIUHb
secured e. 023 2h.

On the 1882 volumes Of bibles and
testaments ordered for Wisconsin.
about %, 900 have been ordered by
the state agent. Twenty-three aux
iliaries have canvassed their fields
and supplied, as far as possible, the
destitute within their bounds. It is
designed to have auxiliarics in each
county and branch in each town.
ship. A few paid agents have been
employed to organize branch socie-
ties, appoint local agents, supply the
destitute, settle accounts, &c, but
their pay has only amounted to a
cent ali a half to each person on
their fields, and they have done
good deal Of missionary work. The
agent thinks 9 very creditabe ad,
vance has been made in the work du-
ring The year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06
WALKER,
7 II. c. SNECLODE.

NOTARY PUBLIC. clsSvLLE, GRANT CO. Wis
WIN make out Deeds Mortgagesand other papers
vryancng lands bounty claims back pay and pensions
applied Tor under Y. $ Laws 1873
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Jesse BROOKS.

NOTARY PUBLIC, TAFToN, WISCONSIN.
Agent for War Claims and Bounties. Land Conveyanc
err will prepare and acknowledge Deeds and other legal
papers Real and Personal Estate Agent All sorts of
blanks kept on hand for any business.
Collections promptly made and paid Revenue
Stamps always on hand.
Tat0n, April Sd. lS6T.-4S-ti
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06
OFFICIAL, DIRECTORY
post otiesndd,ess. Lancaster. MA

:" q !" = 0ul0 Lallt0stnEf nj
Judge Of Circuit Court T. Nuts
Judge of Probate Court--Ww NctfosrsAI
Treasurer--y. L. KINNEY
Sheriff.. p. Cox. sEss8 ~ IS
Register OF Deeds-JoskPH Rock ss68#
CLERK of Circuit Court. W BiASpIxa,
Clerk of Beard of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y. CLIsE
Chm Of Board Of Supervisors-J. NJ STATION tPotosi
Superintendent OF sehoels--D. GRsy PuRMAs.
County Suryeyor--JoEL BARRIER
District Atforney--G e. HAzELroS, CT. 0. Boscobel)
Coroner--cHas. D1cKEr, fp. 0. Dickeyvilleo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06

{ MARRIAGE FOR SALE.

single or double seated, one or two horse family
carriage is offered for sale very cheap Perfect for
family pleasure carriage. Inquire tho HERALD Office.
Lancaster, Wis. July q, 1867 If
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06
HOTELS.

CARRIER HOUSE,
WIS Avenue, B0SCOBEI4 WIS
Y. CARRIER, Proprietor.
Meals provided before Car time and Patrons assisted
eth Baggage. Promptness, and delays, at tn
Carrier House NabliRg attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06

where he is always ready to attend the wants of those
requiring the service of a good Dentist.
Dr. Newell will visit the villages of Tafton Potosi,
Beetown and Fennimore every few months notice OF
which will be given la the local column Of this paper
one week nreyioua O-f
REFERENCES MY WORK. Ft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06
GEO. c. NEWELL,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
Lancaster,
Wis.

DR.. NEWELL. having
purchased the prac-
tice ofC. S. Smith, may
be found at his office
in Lancaster over
",Japeg' Drug Store, F"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-08-06

In addition to what the auxiliaries
have for agency, freight and other in>
cidental expenses:
The remittances to the
parent society were. 81 1888 IS SIC. $50 SO
NumEer of books sent
to wlsconsn......... 1880 2s,5s2
The value of those sent in 1885, WAS SIG 362 20.
The labors Of the State agent in
elude the following items, in addition
80 the performance Of other duties:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-03

Ser 8orifeber bes ftennarabbiiMen
Burtdas bee a5ettiiiet 2l6nebrbnetetts
bauies, GtsISe 2 @ffA6es eOss dad IGN
bennnnten SDftems5 iitsgef6rben. gr
OeriOaltets isasa Soften ats felt 1s49. rea
: GiBbam @taatgfseset6r benz &es
not iiber ben erfreultaen Nprtaana Der
Sdnilnltiigeii BON Br0oIclth ee..e Die
fur Die 9arifer gDeltausitenung beIftntat
'flno, ab9eitatteter Beridt ferbert aIeibs
8eitis bie8ewiaieHng 10 eiterersl 100. 900
our Beitreitung Der &eifen, ,in0 lhatt
Die SotaIfumme, bic erforeerIibn fem
hirfte, entipredenS Der eriten MRnablne
auf 100000. 'bslse 6szoss
- Sn Stalien iin6 iebt aae groBen
-Gnbpunfte oes NOES 2doutd gils6dbneli
bertnnosn, Slm 20. December tam gun.
erlfefl Mfd[ Elm bon SIoren; abeeaanees
ner Bug brett in Sieapel an. 80
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-03

nit Der Gileubabn. nod btpt Silhnerbpf aec.
Sdbtdt. Sir Apirbse III Gdgcrr6pnten aj1f6e-
tpabrt, beren Semperatnr bad 9nnSe Sabr bin
bISrdt aerabeunts benz G,effiertwnffe se5alten
girb, 70 baB eS ME laner nnb iihslris@sne per-
henfann.
Die 9abner freTtni has Hlsilb init sfpeer
Biers fIph ignnler IN guteuf 3nfanbe UNI, bic
6ennen leaen isbe heinabe tagIt9 Gin Gt, !. Bel
iebem 9Settey utt6 III itbef Sabres5eif. 9is
/ beben btnrei1enb tlarts 9Dnifer nit Rites anS
Cant III slF1SGl 1901 tF5aGI3Sd ISfG9LH#n
/ Der Gmtttf@aittsserbraHG aa Yfsrhefeil9t
% 9tid ben aas tHlib sisi GiniGtunseu
fub 70 iyifematif@ aetrpffend bnB Der GrlS6 aus
ben 6aufeii, 6nDAtn iilp. Zen Mtifdufsprets
Der 0ferbe iiberlrigt. ''p l34sgi'fs hse
Gin tpeiteref 6s6ian sfna&l ans Dem Diinz
aer, ber bon ben @drtnrTa IN Der llnrgrgenb
Isbr sefuGt slnnI thfper beaeblt fqirb. ,.ta
uneef6br 100 YerIenen, meiferfs Graueu<
sinlmer, llrh in ben perlhiefe itet ftlnneeit
eeS GefHafts angelfeltt. Die 2tnSgnten bes
Gtabltfenrstts, tiafd lisefisb Der Jessatatarslt,
Snttfeffea ,tln., beIdufrt iId anfI Gnsefibr
SIS, 000l prR Sabrs gg5agdsl5d l9tn56
SIN, smgausenfn gBinter truroeH, 40 600
Duben6 Ctr, u IHbfrh IN A Sranfep, -rber fir
$500 i'm @nnSen ingenuity Serfaiift; hfeS
raaCbt nllfis Sabr $259 goo! Sofrr De Spra
lam aIadfea tmh ff1htn 1ady 5ersenslnit, ba
tbm feline 6hbntr ein rsftes lGinfpminen sea
$175009 ia6rli6 briagep. ,i51lf5 al is
gSas mur6e Mltpoter Neab. iager, fGnnte
man ibm 100000 9ibnet dtif eidein 8ief
seieeft, bic ale auf Gin 9Ofat 100000 Gier
le9ten. - 1T vs7t aid 4ggI! a3HSe -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-03
Cine Shbners Sar,n.

p Gin 6err De Cora, SefBrr zines alten
rerfalenen Gntes in Der stGbepcn paris, bate
bic GntbeduHs srmadt ba6 9iibner, bic nit
Ssbem. tleinsebaftest pferbsani61 gefittert
treTben, ieben Gag i'm Sabre Gier le9et, nn6
tam tierbur6 .auf ben @ebanfent hAs Gter-
Seitaft en- srob ~ betytibtHs Dieles Gut,
mar 6er geeieneteItt pIdB fir fem tluternebp1ea,
ba es ibm iebtrstit etatn febr gnteH aGarst
i@erte. s.
Gr besaHn irin Experiment NIT 400 5ib-
nern unb Ct fanh aus, eae ite TN trlfen4 Sabre
Durhf@nittia Is Gasenh Gier Ieafen. es}ll
bitIem MRgenblide bat CT 10000 6hhner init
ben entlpreAenhen 6Gtnen use has &elnItat
II iuIifer np9 II bkmfelbtn 8rrbdltnihe.
Die Gt6ae, S@cppen tinb atberen 0ebGu>
Ii&teitrn Ieeen an ben Seiten einee 8iereds,
.bae unsefG6r 20 Ader uuifd6t unb Der alse-
meine Gntiefpiab iff Dieter @lns II hnr6
eineu 4ateHtanu In fleineu HGuuten ab9es
tbeitt, 70 bob itar fjte egdlraHfte Mn3abI BON
6ihnern aufamnlengebiitet trerhen, nne hiele
eutbaltkn wteber unsttabtEtilangefl fur pie
rerfBt e6eheH utter bee 3bterrs feih blGbal 6arf
alter als A Snhye tperheB. NseBH re Sabre
AFT Iiab, merben ne 3 gEphen in einen Staa
ktdefperrt ailsfIb Sid nit aeftbreteten Storm
grFattert ttMh baum lebrnbig Itddb YarfS &C.
brad5t. 80 a23Alsses lHg15 ~ FEahF690 ~
Die 1yRFiame rfrbenmit Danpf yrRrmt
urh nit arc6er ScrgfaIt mir6 BARN cine gIeih-.
EaG6ia bphe Iemper1tuT erbaIten, peIde ncG-
sptniIen BIT atiimaIiFften gD6tIit entTpridbt,
bic Aas 9dbtt 3uS Bet Bee 8tfiteHe eutipidrltsi
Cine Slei1t ppn GefabfR eines deey benz ar.
betn1 bilhep bic Relfer; Gber bic &ier iperbell
welene EeGen efkrfitet, UNI ben 3ntriIt bes
Gfhtke III peEbtntefn. Die ailagtftc1enttt
siidleif neFben ftetA RbsgsM an0 stHein
fir hielsn 3ined tfeiBamtgn AaHna eetFaGt
lBh frifGe GieE an ben Nat ner lferen Saaa>
len eeIeet. Aaf 6ieIe Att sspirG cine fuftIdn-
fehNf Hribe BON iungen 1hbnern trsteIt itise
aaBesbsni bIefben bisi 6sbttst frtia Bon alIrnt
unaetae1erslz sl.l eaHaB0 ssp HI aa99l Ii
Cine DenHe pirb ME gum @riten sueelalTsr.
2sbns psrEll9tm l9 in ispsr Satresssit.
alisISaSiI1s SIi6neTdsssa IiisSSsrbAnni, Sa "a
fH berama8teetlt bat 6a6 pas eetnshHItds
mEiIten Gier leet tah bds teiti Dltif1 Eies
D0s 5lrlGe fit BE widen 1bieve Iisfssst BE
aabIrst1en alteEel@maden cber bienIfanfGbi4
0elt @ferne BON MariA.g &ie irernen grrafGltia
| iiAb rad geesgln bet RMhIt III beg Germ Ee
GrFde ietgsisef MbbsdtTet 4elltIdttet. Dde
But miro fer inbnRrisIle 3s6sde nsTfauft. Die
9GmfehR RnA- 9eyIingr @lQp- f5ebriianien BE-
fFplnmen be Aopge, Duff, Welengshehgp MIN.
Die auppfma6er Iaufsn bic grS6eftfl ST pelt.
| Die sIambBtEtb @nFilg1en @esERdlltH nkbhaeh
| BEN Meli, nmG grKbemmfBbl gbeF Bein(Gmnra
bdrossz 1llsua9FT Mpe ben Rere peyoeH
| fetne &Alhen MlA QQmaheU 6eme9k @egbR
| hie &tH6tHeLkf wttbsn bkInBt. EdS GleiEH
iwtre fA SsBdsni tVif aetpSIfF WFtg eeldlhtss
/ TED, euv6 cine Jteitf ben WefIerunlaen aetrfes
bfssWnh fNnsplt al6 sin, 8eRasran eebndtenl
GleiG@ Weber ajtrl @arlh&jH.. G9 iptr6 Iei6i
nit SaIj aHt ssmdbRHsih wftfsF sspast nm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-03

Sic gtrcuniferen, nnleres Gros
Balls lit 25O20 enoIiI6e MsiIen uno
fold Elm ah9abslterl 8iresV mag am
beitsnlanrA 8erelsid beerjfIeu lpeybsu.'
8nmg@ eilpiei wiiroe es einem GileHr,
sbabn5ug, Der Eag uno Slaht auf Dem
;1ege III unb Der ~; W1eilen ~ Ger.
9tanoe inadt, feds @edlen uebWelsi
4ubi bic &eileI 5uppl3isben. Der @rls
sbifinbalt eeyf& soenilt 260 000. 000. 900
&hbiGmeilen, unO lpenn bic WiateFialieny
aus rheten bigfeIbe Spiemmsugelsbt 7iltf
IN GduIenfortn aufeebeptl plroens nasl
. &iebeital 10 grch ipie england uno
gSaIes,, 70 ipiiroe Die 96be Der Sdule,
mad siMer Bere 9nhn9 6es Or. gafOner,
nd6e an bier nAf eyfier haIbsn, ggltAiort
/ bon mfillicnen NftsleR erret@et : Gin
/ EanneI ,Dnrm bic Grbe BON Gnal6hbnam
gleItietEnn6 ibirbe etlpa 6000S sReileh
Wang lein, 'shH TIT s'Ni" ''sH
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-03

1000 Sap EXTRA SaMilien sNtebt. M
200 SaB Grtra faperfhe Rtbl,
* SO S56s Stem Orleans 8nder,
~ "a 6bhs Demerara 3m6er, 'A''@
80 6aS gepadtsr unb pniperifrter Suder,
200 Sad 9rima 9eio 4affee. ~
% Sad 2aguiro Raffee,
Is Gas frii9en 9eeis,
= 50 Sab Rep Orleans RoTahes,
g 900 Riiten grogter II. Gamble SEIZE,
$50 aiten perf6iebene Sorten SEIZE, st97s
Z 100 aiften Gtedrinti&te,
100 Riten TaIsIidbtes bart aeprekt, =
d. 50 Rihen feiner EmlGtabaR, r,ss,,. .t.,se
20 Gros Sine Gut Eabat, gi.fsl.
"a IS Sus NauGtabaR, 'A'-
sl0 Is Tab eneIif9er @oba, IS ~ ai aesF-4
Is Sus anseriianiI@s S06n, -i 5Ai
40 Riaen ni,S qfanbz aanaen NaTt.rh.
80 RifteH RFefter. IS 3. - .si..ss
50 Ritter Gsmirse, ;35esi,irSsa --Iz-
50 Rifteh ShcigO, Sc
H5i SO aiitsn semableheit SEM, 81
Us Sds Mdionts 9si&fe, i'Iatgflai2-3
60 aiften Pint. asptt " n saItpMsa 8lGfae
20 Rtten Garrett S&naPftnbst,g - a,.sa
q 20 GroS GHstte's BIau,s Is t1asz 10 4lss1
20 Mas 8ourbet DBistepj = ~ sasss,f79
IS Sos Robertisna Country B5issep,
100 Sas 5sDts gaib YrboF ssststep,
100 SAB 0tnge GssbtM,
IS Sat- SRSEDer a8einf rs
10 SaB Sabe @eiae,
so Sas sBtsneatG, s7's % s9sTsA
- Is SGs GttrOnen Sprap, = t'1@
IS 50 &tten Stdrte, 5tis5f
> 50 DHkenb Sinner, ..ls5
50 9aseno SefeH,
1000 Sod EebI
so aifen aBortsrter GdnSp, & gfa
IranSs; Saums Gin; EBetne ueri6iebeRsr art beiz
g sBeafIeb o. glarbrpnSb,
g glt. 3 9lcro College Stro6e,
febfsR .seafbsiaes EsaaeiIse.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-03

1 $500 i'm WnnseA trc@Entlt1 1ertnnft; hteS
1 ImaGtt nnfis Sdbr $250, O00! ofrr De Srra
| lam sIafifsst nae ftdbtn laadt 9ersenslnit ta
Tim feline 0GbHtr ein rstttss @iRfpwtnen BON
$175000 iG6rIih briagen.j1 14fiI 81 f,<
Bas, parbe Mltpoter 9f0pb agerL, fSnufe
man ibm 100000 9iitner dtif eirtein Sled
/ seieeh, bic alIe auf Gin Mat toe, 900 Gtri
legten. - III ys2t ai@ 4.1iI5tF a3fjS9 -
81 0gLI2l.1 -. - -1z..--L----a1 9aI 1pi
I -, SIG gertpenopf9 Der SaTafrass
gSIrsel uiin .0erfn. Ninbe ii Meoisin
ials hpeistreibenpes. btutrsjni9snb.g
I5unb sSie eraItirie &eisbarfeit' bes @er<
lpenipItems 6elbr .-.ntenoes glfittel iit cite.
EtduaH betannte Code. .gii1t 8 fan1t
Fit es aher, 10 f6reibt Drsfs8.. an Die.
BeltIihe YoIt DaB Bic I'M Wioaat SUM,
oetroGnsten Btatter bes SaGafrds=gdl,
mes Die oIs beIiebtes gemiira ssauptl1@z
lid aus StaIien eingefibftyn 2orbeere
bIdtter niht nur boIlf6nbia erfeben, iot1s
bern, oa lDieIe Elm bltteres Sars entbaI.
ten, an gSobIaefaniaf bel Speifen iiber<.
treffen. Der SafIafras lit einheitti q
in fat iairnitIidjtn 8ereini9ten Staas
ten, .befolioers. in ghHourt, girginien,
ninlbapieri, sor3< nnD Sio Caro-
lima, T[eri6a &C. tlnO -aeb0rt gu DerleIbeni
untarlid)en S1miIie pie Der allbefarltte
9orbeerbalirrt. :. 49,. 49,. 80
Sbipobt nun Die lltiportirten 3orbeers
SLATER in ben Ser, @taaten MIR leiien.
goniumtpreis bon idbrli9eu .eirea-
$3.50, 900 babetl,, 70 f0nneil oieie erlpnrt
peroen, pa mir oieieS &Ihen> 8etuirS
iiberaa, iinS stpdr fetner ais 6as tplpor<
tirte, CUR Sano baben. @arlinl midi
in gfubanpenbung bringen? '''>
| SD m01te alien Saasfrauem empfebs
len, oiele 8ldttera i'm Stunt einsulams
5ieln an luitigem uuo fdattigeln Srt su
Etrodnen Mno in bartholomew Getafen.
auf3ubeinnbren 81 geeignetenl @ebrauhe.
r 9lber aud nod cine meitere @rlparniB
Fin Der Substituting Tam eintreten; lpenn
man Die Blltter Mno 8liitbens& no 81
pc N bieles Saffafras sBnnnfes in Der
! 5tpeiten 8dlfte oes 9RonatS 9tpril Jams
melt, i'm Ghatten trodnet uno in 8Eas
fern noer 8Iedbiidliea aafbelpabrts ana
ftatt 1binefiiheln i8beel benubt, annr nit
Dem Hnteridieoe, oaB lnan bon ibneyi
nIr bic DGlfte gum QlnbrIben1 neriuemr
| Del, > ais boIt biefem. DieIer Sbee lit
iuBerit lIiebliG nnD 1uoblirbne6enS;
abr ebenfo i1aNIih, penn sn baafia
BenoRen; ais Der 9ineIilde uno inblde.
| 9ausrauen ptiifet einudtlE1 9nHl39
xie, is,.s. . 5a,,,,; - s,,,as
ipaes nsoste Der senator 1t gstts III Ses, aS
Eatilfil@e Mittbeilnnsen: !. Die Grseugtide ess
So.'es Sss SsE gaOsn '@ Sap Sg2
ta Msy;.,, Ih y.saiS Sn a Nh
TeItars, alie HaSritatt 8saTSbeitand Ses &Ub.
materials bis gum GOnlam, btn @au BON
/ @Dbauasrn, Y. f. y, einlaiiesens, 8. 1909
90Q o 0e yer Ssrseas Ivy 90 VA ~ IlTans
f So'seS GOSatSs 11sS o SS 49, GSsss
miis5sr Sanpf 4 gftfSs bsr srfsbrsmittsi u
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The Portland daily press., 1867-06-27

The 6Oth anniversary of this time-honored
corps was celebrated yesterday, by an excur-
sion to the islands, target firing &c.
In the morning the present and past mem
bers, with their invited guests, among whom
We noticed Con. Ayers and Mayor Stevens,
went to Cushing's Island. in the steamer Ga
zelle. There were about eighty present AT
the island target, firing was, practced. There
were two targets--one4 for tho members who
compete for the prizes, and one for the in
vited guests and others. There were four pri-
zes awarded for firing at the first target.
The first prize, an elegant silver butter dish
and cooler, was won by Mr.. James A. Hooper,
who made the best three average shots. The
I'd prize, beautiful tea-castor, was taken by
Mr.. Joseph Rand The Sd prize, a spy glass,
was taken ty John w. Munger, ESQ. The
4th prize, tin horn, was awarded to Col. T. A.
Roberts, for the poorest shots. On the second
target for which no prize was awarded, the
best shot was made by His Honor, Mayor
Stevens E o. Il
Col. Roberts presented the first three prizes
to the winners, making a few very neat re-
marks. The prize he had won for the poorest
shot, was presented, with appropriate remarks
by John w. Munger, Esq. s,
That celebrated caterer, Partinxton, had
provided feast for the inner man, and clam
bake, chowder, and all other essentials were
Handsomely got up, much to the satisfaction Of
every one present. a.--t,.- p --r- .fL-F
AT o'clock the company returned to the
city. On the wharf they were met by the
Portland Band, and to their inspiring music
the company marched through several streets,
eseorting their invited guests to their homes.
twas fine affair from beginning to end,
and well worthy of the fame of tho old Me-
ehanic Blues.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-27
state Items.

The committee appointed to make an esti-
mate of the railroad bridge across the Kenne-
bee river at Bath, have secured the services Of
Engineer Dupay, ofPhiladelphia, and are now
at work upon the same
The Bath Times says that on Saturday
last. John Rogers, laborer on Fort Popham,
while hosting grout on the works, fell dis
lance of 80 feet and was severely injured,
though no bones were broken.
A friendly game of base ball between the
Cushnocs of Augusta and the Athletics of this
city, will be played to-day on the grounds of
the former.
Our Augusta correspondent says the
streets of that city have been much improved
recently, several of them having been macad-
amised.
The United States District Court common
, ced its session in Bangor on Tuesday-Judge
Fox presiding. The following named gentle
men were admitted as attorneys and counsel
lors:-Llewellyn Powers, HoLlton; II. NJ. Plais-
ted, Bangor; Whiting s. Clark, Bangor; Edw.
f. Webb, Waterville.
The annual Conference of the Free Bap-
fist Church of Maine met at Lisbon on Tues
day. -...
The Wing says the timbers for the Old
town and Orono railroad bridges have arrived
from Darien, Georgia.
The Portland daily press., 1867-06-27

A SwINDLER-LOOK OUT FOR HM!-A few
days since, fellow calling himself John T.
Cliff, called on parties in this city with letter
purporting to come from James l.. Patterson, a
Claim Agent in Boston, which letter stated
that enclosed was check for $7342, due the
said Cluff from the United States, for services
rendered in the navy; and further that there
was still $647.A due him for prize money, and
that his deceased brother, who also served in
the navy, was entitled to the same, which could
be collected by his lawful heirs -stL
Cliff produced the check for $7342, and wish
ed it cashed. As matter of pfecaution, the
parties to whom it was presented telegraphed
to Boston to see if James L. Patterson was
responsible man, and if he had funds in the
Everett National Bank, on which the check
was drawn, and ascertained that there was no
such man in Boston, and that no funds had
been deposited by such a party. During the
progress of this investigation, Cliff called again
and left sonic papers, which on examination
confirmed the opinion that the fellow was o
swindler, and that the check was drawn by
himself Awaiting further developements to
catch the rascal, he became frightened and
cleared out leaving the check and all his pa
pers, also leaving small hotel bill unsettled.
Cliff registered himself at the hotel as Jas.
L. Patterson. We understand that this same
fellow has played the same trick, with better
success, in Washington and other cities. He
is slim, medium height man, dark hair and
eyes, and looks like a jew or italian.
Every dog has his day, and this Cliff, alias
Patterson alias somebody else will get caught
sooner or later, and receive his Just dues.